Gordon Freeman 🖲️ @theonefreeman@pixie.town

Latest blog from #OpenInsulin

https://openinsulin.org/how-much-will-it-cost-to-install-and-run-a-small-scale-insulin-production/

from their , live event will be Friday Feb 28, 2020

"On Friday, Open Insulin will go live on Youtube to present our new blog on insulin production cost. With a small scale production system no bigger than a dining table, 13,000 people with diabetes could be served and get insulin at $6/vial! "

Let's make a Linux distro that simulates the phone experience by just refusing to continue updating after two years and then you have to go to some forum and download a patched image for your computer built by someone called queefburglar69

scritch

Doom Eternal and Animal Crossing are releasing on the same day 😊

@cypnk The font choice is absolutely bang on.

it is currently the year 50 AU (anno unixae)

"hey son, it's finally time we had the talk...

"...about the changes to google's terms and conditions"

Fucking piece of shit. Who the fuck thought this was a good idea?

"At first, the company's plan was to send a tow truck to tow the Prius a few miles closer to civilization, but that would be too easy. It appears GIG's customer service unhelpfully suggested Paul and her companion spend the night sleeping in the car and trying to start the car again the next morning."

https://arstechnica.com/cars/2020/02/driver-stranded-after-connected-rental-car-cant-call-home/

it's fine to enjoy things unless they're Disney. to those of you who enjoy Disney things: please turn yourself in for revolutionary education

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@minty_da puppy

using NoScript has really opened my eyes to how fucking garbage the modern web is.

something that should just be a static site with information about a UI framework? page is entirely blank unless i allow the domain in noscript.

update-initramfs said it failed but if I never reboot I won't have to deal with this

Mastodon for Dogs

Pixel #art source versus how it actually looked like on an arcade, television and early home computer CRTs.

90's PC displays had sharper pixels but still had a mild anti-aliasing effect that should not be ignored in emulation.

Note how the CRT hardware anti-aliasing effect creates the detail of a face on the skeleton's shield, where as the source looks like an incoherent blob of pixels - this was because the artist purposely designed the sprites for the final CRT render.