Reposted by Jamie Slyman▼・ᴥ・▼ @kudadog.bsky.social · 30/09/2026come here often? i wanted an excuse to draw a chunithm cab lol #digitalart #furry #chunithm #rhythmgame #maimai 084
Jamie Slyman @jamie.transbian.space · 28/09/2026YOOOOOOOO awesome!!!! I should like learn how to solder properly and put the soldering iron I got for Christmas to good use lmfao 020
Jamie Slyman @jamie.transbian.space · 27/09/2026but then again, in America, The Free-est Country In The World, I have to live in fear of not being allowed to live my life, present, and express myself how I like, lest I get hate-crimed (by the government or by a random civilian), so I shouldn't be surprised 031
Jamie Slyman @jamie.transbian.space · 27/09/2026can we ban forced arbitration altogether? it seems like it's just a way for companies to weasel out of any risk of punishment by forcing anyone to waive their right to class-action suits and to go to what might as well be a kangaroo court. kinda feels like a violation of my rights 160
Jamie Slyman @jamie.transbian.space · 26/09/2026I could burn this... using my perhaps modded/flashed Blu-Ray burner... although idk if I have any dual-layer CDs handy or not 020
Jamie Slyman @jamie.transbian.space · 25/09/2026MHz? MT/s? whatever, close enough either way lmfao I don't know if I can even get these sticks to run at 3600 with any AM4 Zen chip without removing sticks, since iirc AMD rates all of their AM4 CPUs' memory controllers at 2933, even their newer, higher-end CPUs (though I'd need to actually test it) 010
Jamie Slyman @jamie.transbian.space · 25/09/2026also running with three sticks seems Odd (since iirc that'll force single-channel mode unless you have a crazy setup that somehow supports tri-channel lmao) 110
Jamie Slyman @jamie.transbian.space · 25/09/2026curious as to how that is supposed to be done (genuine question as I've only ever used memtest, although I do know that my CPU's memory controller is unable to run faster than 2933MHz with all four slots populated, which is unfortunate given that they're all 3600MHz sticks) 111
Jamie Slyman @jamie.transbian.space · 25/09/2026okay. this is ridiculous I can't even open a TEN MEGABYTE ZIP FILE in my fucking DOWNLOADS FOLDER ON MY SSD or even open 7-zip AT ALL until the disk "unfreezes" and files get written again and then everything suddenly opens all at once. Microsoft how is this acceptable??? 110
Reposted by Jamie SlymanPSX Bunlith 🪄🏳️⚧️ E2 OCT 16TH!!!! 🐰🌱 BLM ACAB 🇵🇸 @b0tster.yeag.gay · 24/09/2026it is btw. anything that is capable of existing with the intent of altering ur emotional state, and that goal being achieved differently depending on the person because of difference in life experiences is art in my eyes. anyone trying to loudly convince u otherwise should be immediately distrusted 141735226
Reposted by Jamie SlymanPSX Bunlith 🪄🏳️⚧️ E2 OCT 16TH!!!! 🐰🌱 BLM ACAB 🇵🇸 @b0tster.yeag.gay · 24/09/2026i think one big factor (among many) as to why AI has had such a foothold in coding spaces is because the majority of people dont consider programming to be art 1253545827
Reposted by Jamie Slymanauxey! 🍂 @anthoauxey.bsky.ooo · 24/09/2026was walking home from the store when i saw these questionnaire signs leading down the path and it basically ended with "if you want to spend some time with a guy who's crazy for you look up" and there was a dUDE IN A TREE WITH A BOUQUET OF FLOWERS WAITING TO ASK HIS CRUSH OUT TO HOMECOMING 161
Jamie Slyman @jamie.transbian.space · 25/09/2026like. I can TAB OUT OF A SOURCE GAME on Linux and have zero negative effects, and yet doing the same on Windows makes it catastrophically explode and crash to desktop, or at best have noticeable issues and instability 110
Jamie Slyman @jamie.transbian.space · 25/09/2026from what little I know about Windows behaviors and architecture, this might some kind of issue with its process message queueing system? (which I think is also the culprit for apps (like a Source game) crashing if you interact at all with the window while it's frozen, but not on Linux, even Proton) 110
Jamie Slyman @jamie.transbian.space · 25/09/2026like. Linux seems to have Windows absolutely mogged in terms of I/O handling. why the hell does pressing a global shortcut like the Media Play/Pause key just not do anything at all until the focused app starts responding again??? why is a frozen app able to eat my keystrokes??? 110
Jamie Slyman @jamie.transbian.space · 25/09/2026Windows lives on an NVMe SSD, so why the fuck is a mechanical data disk having a bajillion tiny files copied make my machine slow to a crawl???? also heavy HDD reads stall out games (cough cough CONTROL Resonant) while they stream assets on Windows, but not Linux via Proton (which is borked anyway) 110
Jamie Slyman @jamie.transbian.space · 25/09/2026okay. why does Windows' IO scheduler and general architecture suck so fucking much???? why can ONE mechanical disk getting *hammered* make my whole machine slow to a crawl and make apps that don't even *touch* that disk struggle to launch for 30 seconds to multiple minutes????? 130
Jamie Slyman @jamie.transbian.space · 15/09/2026went to go double check and uh "Required field 'account' of type Account was null in Status" I hope this is just some funky business with my instance x3 010
Reposted by Jamie SlymanPSX Bunlith 🪄🏳️⚧️ E2 OCT 16TH!!!! 🐰🌱 BLM ACAB 🇵🇸 @b0tster.yeag.gay · 14/09/2026now listen to me i am talking directly into your ear now. i need you to do me a favor. you will do this for me. epsode 2 is going to come out. you will sit there and watch how the bunny ears wobble to and fro. you will leave a comment saying 'the way bunliths ears flop around is really cute :)' 792864367
Reposted by Jamie SlymanPSX Bunlith 🪄🏳️⚧️ E2 OCT 16TH!!!! 🐰🌱 BLM ACAB 🇵🇸 @b0tster.yeag.gay · 12/09/2026It's Bunlith: The Witch Upstairs 🪄🐇 EPISODE 2 📅 Releasing October 16th! 📅 Can't wait to show off what we've been working on so hard for these past 9 months! 13575592034
Jamie Slyman @jamie.transbian.space · 14/09/2026clearly this means we need purple apples to complete the quadfecta 130
Jamie Slyman @jamie.transbian.space · 09/09/2026(I didn't mention it but I *did* actually have words here. these are not randomly lengthed sequences of q :3 ) 010
Jamie Slyman @jamie.transbian.space · 08/09/2026my favorite? qqqqqqq! time to open the qqqqqq and browse to my qqqqqqqq folder and launch qqqqqqqq 141
Jamie Slyman @jamie.transbian.space · 06/09/2026this was inspired/reignited by me wanting to play Cogmind on the go but without needing to mess with Linux containers on an Android host and x86_64>arm64 translation and Wine and so I don't need to tote around some kind of small travel keyboard and a stand for my tablet (plus the tab itself ofc) 010
Jamie Slyman @jamie.transbian.space · 06/09/2026and we want a *small* device. something like a GPD Win would probably be perfect, but those are expensive and tbh we don't need a ton of horsepower 110
Jamie Slyman @jamie.transbian.space · 06/09/2026we also want to switch over to our old (first!) laptop because it has a newer GPU and a hopefully functional UEFI implementation so we can use systemd-boot but it is also physically a much larger machine and we don't remember where the charger is 110
Jamie Slyman @jamie.transbian.space · 06/09/2026but the literal actual Acer Windows XP netbook we have is definitely way too old to be useful (though I do remember playing Wizard101 on the thing lmfao) and our current laptop is already annoying due to a very old OpenGL version (KiTTY doesn't even run!) 110
Jamie Slyman @jamie.transbian.space · 06/09/2026I want something like a netbook after the Interrupt got canceled basically right before mass production and after the design was basically finalized due to ever rising parts costs (actually still so sad about this) I just want a tiny Linux laptop I could throw in my purse 110
Jamie Slyman @jamie.transbian.space · 06/09/2026welcome back!!! my bluesky is now once again blessed by Doggy 010
Jamie Slyman @jamie.transbian.space · 04/09/2026also most keyboards (and mice) make your arm bones unhappy due to the rather extreme wrist rotation required, which is by comparison almost zero with a controller 000
Jamie Slyman @jamie.transbian.space · 04/09/2026100% agree I have literally pulled out my controller while playing VRChat in desktop because I didn't want to sit upright anymore lmao I also prefer controllers for any game that involves driving specifically because of the analog input (even if I never use it) 100
Jamie Slyman @jamie.transbian.space · 04/09/2026random thought playing games with a controller is kinda like playing DOOM/Wolf3D (hell, even a Source engine game) with only a keyboard and no mouse 120
Jamie Slyman @jamie.transbian.space · 02/09/2026mfw a certain, uh, android tablet for restaurants company probably didn't configure A/B boot and then one unit took a bad update and ended up in Android Recovery because of a dm-verity failure 💀 030
Jamie Slyman @jamie.transbian.space · 27/08/2026great news! according to this random GitHub project I found, the headset has A/B firmware storage for easy rollback, and the only integrity checks are hashes, no signature checks, and the repo also contains a ton of documentation for protocols, patches, and firmware layout 120
Jamie Slyman @jamie.transbian.space · 27/08/2026so if I don't have some recovery tool that can take over the MCU then I might be fucked without a hardware flasher and/or disassembling them far enough to get at some test points or jumping pins to enter programming mode 120
Jamie Slyman @jamie.transbian.space · 27/08/2026if I'm lucky, I can just use the OEM MCU flashing tool, but if not, then I'd have to learn some reverse-engineering skills (which I've been meaning to do anyway) but the website does say that running the update through a VM could cause issues, requiring shipping them back for "reprogramming" 120
Jamie Slyman @jamie.transbian.space · 27/08/2026this is WAY outside my wheelhouse though, so I'm gonna have to do a lot of learning and make sure that I have *some* way to re-flash it with a known good image from a "bricked" state just in case 120
Jamie Slyman @jamie.transbian.space · 27/08/2026unfortunately I *would* have to use the Windows app (no Linux app) but, (assuming there's no signature checks) I should be able to just MITM the app to see what it does to download the image, then stop it and inject my own after poking around 120
Jamie Slyman @jamie.transbian.space · 27/08/2026I did a quick look and it doesn't look like Audeze publishes the actual firmware images, they want you to use their PC(!) app to update the dongle and headphones and don't appear to have an official way to load firmware from a file so I might have to get a bit creative :3 120
Jamie Slyman @jamie.transbian.space · 27/08/2026mine is clear-sounding and doesn't cut out the audio at least, but yeagh. maybe I could yoink a firmware image and patch it to use a different sound? 130
Jamie Slyman @jamie.transbian.space · 27/08/2026would be much faster too, a "BEEPBEEP" is faster than "Battery Low" 130
Jamie Slyman @jamie.transbian.space · 27/08/2026honestly it wouldn't be *as* bad if it was telegraphed with a beep first but at that point why not just make it a unique tone instead of a voice lmfao 130
Jamie Slyman @jamie.transbian.space · 27/08/2026actually mine are a pair of Audeze Maxwells lmfao I have only heard legend of Skull Candy (Crushers) through the Freakish Ears On A Stand x3 140
Jamie Slyman @jamie.transbian.space · 27/08/2026my headphones start saying "Battery Low" at 20% and continue to do so every time it drops one percentage point which is annoying enough to get me to charge them pretty much immediately lmfao (I also have a wall brick and power bank I could charge them with if I brought them out of the house) 140
Jamie Slyman @jamie.transbian.space · 25/08/2026I used to boot up Packet Tracer just to do exactly this x3 take three switches, enable spanning tree, connect them in a loop, and watch which interface gets disabled :3 010