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N64 in the Dark I'm playing Zelda Ocarina of Time on my childhood N64. I really like the lighting in this picture. 🦊

The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time - The original game from 1998 - Played on my childhood Nintendo 64 console with a 14" Sony Trinitron CRT TV.

I do like the look of the remake, but the original is still there. And I still love playing it.

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The Zelda Ocarina of Time Remake trailer made me want to play. I love the game, I'm nostalgic. 🦊 But was another 1:1 remake necessary? The N64 original + 3DS version still exist. So maybe I don't need it? I don't have a Switch 2 yet. I'll celebrate 40 Years of Zelda by playing my N64 like in 1998.

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Does anyone remember Project Milo (aka Milo and Kate) by Peter Molyneux / Lionhead Studios of Black & White fame? That bizarre Xbox 360 Kinect tech demo? It has been released: hiddenpalace.org/Milo_and_Kat... Milo was "virtual boy" you could interact with via Kinect. It was uncanny and a failure.

Gameplay of the leaked "Milo & Kate" Prototype as shared by Aeritha on Youtube: https://youtu.be/RP2nyog4dZc

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Ren Fuchsfein @fuchsfein.bsky.social · 04/09/2026

Project Dream for SNES by Rare just got released: archive.org/details/proj... Since the googly-eyed cartridge tease by Tim Stamper in 2015 I was hoping we'd see this prototype in the wild. The music and art style are lovely. It makes me happy to finally see and hear this game up close. 🦊

Gameplay Screenshot from the Project Dream Prototype for Super Nintendo (SNES) developed by Rare

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A CD-R I burned myself back in 2004. The material degraded over time. The disc became useless. Let this be a warning to all who have old home burned discs laying around. If there's anything of importance on them back them up. Longevity depends on the brand but they all will degrade eventually.

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Ren Fuchsfein @fuchsfein.bsky.social · 03/09/2026

- Pasta with Mushroom Onion Cream Sauce - I felt I deserve a luxurious meal today. So I bought fresh portobello mushrooms and onions and made a pasta sauce. :3 It was wonderful. And I still have enough ingredients to cook it again tomorrow, hooray. 🦊

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Ren Fuchsfein @fuchsfein.bsky.social · 03/09/2026

Met a scaly friend 🐍 Slow worm, a lizard without legs. It's not a snake. This little guy is harmless.

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Ren Fuchsfein @fuchsfein.bsky.social · 03/09/2026

Walk into the Green 🦊💚🐾

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When I first came to town They called me the roving jewel Now they've changed their tune They call me Katie Cruel Oh that I was where I would be Then would I be where I am not Here am I where I must be Where I would be I cannot New England folk song dating back to at least 1611. Sung by Sam Hinton

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Loving Henry - By Harold & Margaret Winters on "Songs of Our Mountains" (1966). Scottish Murder Ballad. It survived better in the Appalachian Mountains than its home country. This obscure record was never reissued which is a shame because the performances on it are great.

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The Unquiet Grave - Sung by Ed McCurdy on "The Ballad Record" (1955). Another ghost ballad. And more obscure out of print folk records from the 50s and 60s. According to the song excessive mourning disturbs the dead. Basically it told people to get over their grief and move on.

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Ren Fuchsfein @fuchsfein.bsky.social · 30/08/2026

Lost Jimmy Whalen - Sung by Paul Clayton on "Timber-r-r!" (1958). Irish Canadian Ghost Ballad based on a real drowning accident. Paul Clayton was an American folksinger and folklorist in the 1950s & 1960s. He was gay and took his own life at 36 years old due to depression related to his sexuality.

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I bought this because it was cheap. 🦊🎵 Kraftwerk - Я Твой Слуга Я Твой Работник ("I'm your servant, I'm your worker") 2xLP Live in Munich Germany Circus Krone 12 June 1981 I had a version of this bootleg on orange vinyl previously that I sold to my friend Babass.

Kraftwerk Live in Munich 1981 - Vinyl Sleeve Front

Bootleg 2x vinyl LP of a Kraftwerk live audience recording from the Computer World Tour 1981.

The orange vinyl came with a cardboard sleeve. This one is wrapped in thin folded paper.

Another vintage Kraftwerk bootleg. This one is from 1982. The sleeve reads "Made in England", but it might as well have originated in Eastern Europe. Bootleggers often intentionally obscured the place of origin. It's on black vinyl but orange coloured vinyl with the same cover art also exists.

The recording has a very distinct, bass heavy sound which stands out. There's a cassette recording of a KW concert taped at Metropol Berlin on 10 June 1981 which has the same distinct sound which leads me to believe both shows were taped by the same person using the same equipment.

Not much to say about this other than it being a flawed recording of a fantastic concert and one of the few to feature the songs with German lyrics. I prefer the German versions of most KW songs because they have a rhythmic emphasis on syllables that's lost in the English translations.

The set list was as follows:

Vocoder Intro
Nummern
Computerwelt
Computerliebe
Heimcomputer
Das Modell
Neonlicht
Geigerzähler
Radioaktivität
Die Stimme Der Energie
Uran
Die Sonne, Der Mond, Die Sterne
Ohm Sweet Ohm
Autobahn
Trans Europa Express
Metall Auf Metall
Abzug
Spiegelsaal
Mitternacht
Schaufensterpuppen
Taschenrechner
Die Roboter

Kraftwerk Live in Munich 1981 - Vinyl Sleeve Back

Bootleg 2x vinyl LP of a Kraftwerk live audience recording from the Computer World Tour 1981.

The orange vinyl came with a cardboard sleeve. This one is wrapped in thin folded paper.

Another vintage Kraftwerk bootleg. This one is from 1982. The sleeve reads "Made in England", but it might as well have originated in Eastern Europe. Bootleggers often intentionally obscured the place of origin. It's on black vinyl but orange coloured vinyl with the same cover art also exists.

The recording has a very distinct, bass heavy sound which stands out. There's a cassette recording of a KW concert taped at Metropol Berlin on 10 June 1981 which has the same distinct sound which leads me to believe both shows were taped by the same person using the same equipment.

Not much to say about this other than it being a flawed recording of a fantastic concert and one of the few to feature the songs with German lyrics. I prefer the German versions of most KW songs because they have a rhythmic emphasis on syllables that's lost in the English translations.

The set list was as follows:

Vocoder Intro
Nummern
Computerwelt
Computerliebe
Heimcomputer
Das Modell
Neonlicht
Geigerzähler
Radioaktivität
Die Stimme Der Energie
Uran
Die Sonne, Der Mond, Die Sterne
Ohm Sweet Ohm
Autobahn
Trans Europa Express
Metall Auf Metall
Abzug
Spiegelsaal
Mitternacht
Schaufensterpuppen
Taschenrechner
Die Roboter

Kraftwerk Live in Munich 1981 - Vinyl Sleeve Inlay

Bootleg 2x vinyl LP of a Kraftwerk live audience recording from the Computer World Tour 1981.

The orange vinyl came with a cardboard sleeve. This one is wrapped in thin folded paper.

Another vintage Kraftwerk bootleg. This one is from 1982. The sleeve reads "Made in England", but it might as well have originated in Eastern Europe. Bootleggers often intentionally obscured the place of origin. It's on black vinyl but orange coloured vinyl with the same cover art also exists.

The recording has a very distinct, bass heavy sound which stands out. There's a cassette recording of a KW concert taped at Metropol Berlin on 10 June 1981 which has the same distinct sound which leads me to believe both shows were taped by the same person using the same equipment.

Not much to say about this other than it being a flawed recording of a fantastic concert and one of the few to feature the songs with German lyrics. I prefer the German versions of most KW songs because they have a rhythmic emphasis on syllables that's lost in the English translations.

The set list was as follows:

Vocoder Intro
Nummern
Computerwelt
Computerliebe
Heimcomputer
Das Modell
Neonlicht
Geigerzähler
Radioaktivität
Die Stimme Der Energie
Uran
Die Sonne, Der Mond, Die Sterne
Ohm Sweet Ohm
Autobahn
Trans Europa Express
Metall Auf Metall
Abzug
Spiegelsaal
Mitternacht
Schaufensterpuppen
Taschenrechner
Die Roboter

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Ren Fuchsfein @fuchsfein.bsky.social · 30/08/2026

I deserve a pizza today 🦊❤️ No question about it. I'm doing better, and to celebrate I treated myself. :3

Italian pizza with tomatoes, mozzarella and basil leaves

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Ren Fuchsfein @fuchsfein.bsky.social · 30/08/2026

Echolalia - It's when people repeat words, sounds or phrases they heard over and over. It can be a form of autistic stimming. But I also do it when I get fixated on a pleasant sound. Sometimes I meow. 🐱 Or I keep repeating words or songs. Like this fragment of the Scottish fairy ballad Tam Lin. 🦊🎵

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I went on a forest walk. 🦊🧡 Walking in nature helps, I can't recommend it enough to anyone struggling with mental health issues. I'm starting to feel better again. Today I'm happy and my back doesn't hurt. My back improves when my mental health improves. It's connected. Walking helps me so much.

Sunny Forest Scenery in South West Germany on August 29, 2026.

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The Bold Astrologer - Sung by John Pearse on "Rap-a-Tap-Tap" (1960) Folklore Records F/LEUT-1. English Folk Song with a beautiful melancholy Dorian tune. This vinyl LP is one of my favourite folk albums. It's been out of print for 65 years. I'll share my favourite songs from it. 🦊🎵

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Blow the Candle Out - Sung by John Pearse on "Rap-a-Tap-Tap" (1960) Folklore Records F/LEUT-1. English Folk Song with a beautiful melancholy Dorian tune. This vinyl LP is one of my favourite folk albums. It's been out of print for 65 years. I'll share my favourite songs from it. 🦊🎵

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Next Monday Morning - Sung by Frank Purslow on "Rap-a-Tap-Tap" (1960) Folklore Records F/LEUT-1. English Folk Song with a beautiful melancholy Dorian tune. This vinyl LP is one of my favourite folk albums. It's been out of print for 65 years. I'll share my favourite songs from it. 🦊🎵

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