heyarne @heyarne@vis.social

KIDS allows you to move with and against crowds until everyone is gone. KIDS is a short interactive animation drawn by Michael Frei and coded by Mario von Rickenbach. https://playkids.ch

Casey Reas: Collecting in the Age of Digital Reproduction
https://medium.com/@REAS/collecting-in-the-age-of-digital-reproduction-ab0640a42fe6

TIL: The standard frequency of 440Hz in use nowadays was suggested by the BBC because 439Hz (which was used briefly before) is a prime number and was hard to time correctly using standard electronic clocks. Something something our tools shape how we perceive the world something https://jakubmarian.com/the-432-hz-vs-440-hz-conspiracy-theory/

Which is another way of saying "oh, there is none!"

So apparently the recommended way to read DRM'd digital books (as I get them from the library for example) on Linux is to run a Windows VM.

So after music optimized for Spotify we now have music videos optimized for TikTok. Quarantine aesthetic. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xWggTb45brM

Or multi-user https://shaderbooth.com/

I'd really love to see more non-businessy webcam chats. Snap camera looks cool but I'd prefer something without vendor lock-in. Like https://elder.dev/posts/open-source-virtual-background/ in a jitsi meet clone

A nice post about the #indieweb. It's a set of standards with a very low entry barrier - you can start by just adding a couple of classes to your html elements - that enable rich federation and social interaction across self-hosted websites. I just started reading up on it, but sounds super exciting! https://kevq.uk/implementing-the-indieweb-into-my-website/

Nice post about whimsical tools for creative content http://www.nathalielawhead.com/candybox/the-wonderful-world-of-tools-made-by-small-teams-solo-devs-and-shareware-weird-beautiful-and-experimental-things-to-be-creative-in-an-analysis-on-building-for-approachability

I know I've said this before, but #gimp has become *really* good! I remember when it didn't even have layer groups, this is really no comparison :)

I wonder if I'll ever grow tired of looking at noise patterns

I love this! #generative haikus with #osm data: https://satellitestud.io/osm-haiku/app/#13/52.4773/13.4339

What originally brought me there was this https://noyaml.com/

If anyone feels like ranting about YAML: http://yaml-multiline.info/

Buuuut https://heyarne.github.io/airsonic-ui is working again. :)

Bad idea: Getting up in the morning and trying to fix continuous integration pipelines. I could have also, you know, taken a walk by the river