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David Konsumer @konsumer.bsky.social · 28/03/2026

No, I'm not on the list anymore, I think I was years ago. Its very initial and a few other big projects have come up, but I'd love to finish it.

David Konsumer @konsumer.bsky.social · 21/03/2026

I really like the controls of this game, on mobile: konsumer.js.org/bullethell/

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David Konsumer @konsumer.bsky.social · 21/03/2026

I have been playing with haxe. The tooling is sick, and ceramic's a very fun game-lib. - source for a simple bullethell github.com/konsumer/bul... - GH action for easy publish of game on web github.com/konsumer/cer... - sound library, with synth-editor: github.com/konsumer/cer...

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David Konsumer @konsumer.bsky.social · 19/03/2026

I also made a lil web renderer to preview a patch. my idea here is to eventually be able to prototype your audio thing in pd, and then target a million outputs and play with the (nice and readable) faust code.

David Konsumer @konsumer.bsky.social · 19/03/2026

I made this thing: github.com/konsumer/pdast It should allow you to analyze and convert puredata patches. Initial focus is conversion to faust, so you can make VSTs, LADSPA, wasm, standalone native apps, native pd extensions, etc, all from pd patches.

GitHub - konsumer/pdast: Convert puredata to AST, and back, and AST to many other formats

Convert puredata to AST, and back, and AST to many other formats - konsumer/pdast

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David Konsumer @konsumer.bsky.social · 19/03/2026

it works for non-house painting, too

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David Konsumer @konsumer.bsky.social · 18/03/2026

I put a lil love into my simple node-raylib RPG example-engine. Basic idea is you edit your maps in tiled, tweak your game-objects behavior in js, and write your dialog/logic flow in markdown.

GitHub - notnullgames/raylib-example-retro_rpg: An example RPG engine using node-raylib

An example RPG engine using node-raylib. Contribute to notnullgames/raylib-example-retro_rpg development by creating an account on GitHub.

David Konsumer @konsumer.bsky.social · 02/03/2026

I think I forgot to mention it, but I celebrated being put back on github with this: brainbang.github.io/sbagen-web/ Put on headphones! it will load any of the de-obfuscated "digitial drugs" files, and anything else that runs in sbagen, with nothing to install!

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David Konsumer @konsumer.bsky.social · 24/02/2026

I also added video and OSC for live-performance setups! drive.google.com/file/d/1wVe9...

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David Konsumer @konsumer.bsky.social · 08/02/2026

I made a weird sort of game-engine. It works on native & web. It runs all user-code from inside WGSL. You can load images/sounds/models and display them. I have a few examples (tetris, snake, a few tech-demos.)

GitHub - notnullgames/wgsl-engine: A game-engine that only uses WGSL

A game-engine that only uses WGSL. Contribute to notnullgames/wgsl-engine development by creating an account on GitHub.

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David Konsumer @konsumer.bsky.social · 02/02/2026

I printed these whistles with PIRC hotline number on them. Should be fork/editable, if you want to put different text. They print fast and are very loud! I tested with PLA and PETG+ CF, no supports. PETG+ is better for high-temp, but PLA will hold up fine in most places. rb.gy/uo2qxl

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3D design PIRC whistle - Tinkercad

3D design PIRC whistle

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David Konsumer @konsumer.bsky.social · 16/01/2026

Here is what I could pull from archive from a few days ago: gist.github.com/konsumer/f65... Mostly just totally bogus, as far as I can tell.

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I'm not a lawyer, just what I do.

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And gplv3 is for when I don't want anyone to "tivoize" my software.

I default to MIT, becaus I really want anyone to be able to use my stuff, unless I want "credit", in which case I use zlib license.

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Well MIT doesn't require attribution stuff, so you can totally say 'i made this" or " this is that thing the other guy made" when it's not true.

I talked with Timothy Lee Peterson, and he does not have the list. If anyone does, give it to us both!

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I am a big fan of libpng/zlib license for situations like this. it's basically like "do whatever you want with this, but no warranty, and you have to say I made the original thing, and you can't say your thing is what I made."

I mean also the many verified hacks like Gab, Tea, WhiteDate, Parler, etc. they had to upload their photo IDs on most of those! Who actually has the list though. I cannot find actual 4500 ICE members raw list anywhere, and lots of dubious claims of people seeing it.

I see things like this around, but like who actually has the real actual list? I don't think this guy does. Someone prove me wrong!

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I just want the raw list. I can cross-ref with tons of other verified hacks/leaks (Gab, Tea, WhiteDate, Parler, etc) and get some real information, but this just seems fake, like people who have seen "the full list" certainly aren't sharing it. I call bullshit.

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I also checked on ta VPN from a few different countries, and got less errors (sidenote: "blocked" message is from their webserver, not the government or something) but also way less names.

David Konsumer @konsumer.bsky.social · 14/01/2026

Is it just me, or does the "4500 ICE agents named" list seem completely bogus? I went to the site, definitely not 4500 names on there. They don't want to release it any other way but slow page-by-erroring-page (I will seed the torrent!) from their server.

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Can you share a magnet of the raw data? I'm sure many will seed.

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David Konsumer @konsumer.bsky.social · 06/01/2026

I have been working on a new project (github.com/notnullgames...) similar to my game engine (github.com/notnullgames...). You can make your game for web/native in any language, without recompile, using familiar Raylib API. It still needs some work, but you can make stuff in it now!

GitHub - notnullgames/raycart: Multi platform/language engine for running carts made with API similar to raylib

Multi platform/language engine for running carts made with API similar to raylib - notnullgames/raycart

David Konsumer @konsumer.bsky.social · 21/11/2025

It's back up! Still getting fake legalish threatening emails from Nick Ashton (charlatan, who stole sbagen open-source and resells it for $200 a piece.)

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David Konsumer @konsumer.bsky.social · 28/10/2025

And Cotterzz is this person, always working on cool stuff! bsky.app/profile/cott...

David Konsumer @konsumer.bsky.social · 28/10/2025

the audio-demo is a glsl-based "audio shader" that actually works with this, which is a really nice composition: gist.github.com/konsumer/43a...

David Konsumer @konsumer.bsky.social · 28/10/2025

Cotterzz has been working a super-cool shader-prototyping thing (www.sleditor.com) and in the process of thinking about features and stuff, I mentioned these 2 sort-of-related things I worked on github.com/konsumer/aud... github.com/konsumer/rec...

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Looks like it got silently taken down. So annoying! They went after anyone that publicly shared the connection between their open-source theft (of sbagen.) so shady. github.com/search?q=rep...

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C has that problem, too. Floats are weird.

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yep, or even just like files. Regardless of language, you can't put complex objects directly in a file, and get it back, without serialization, in every case.

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it also seems a bit funny to be like "because js doesn't have types" but the truth is it's the opposite prob, here. Only 1 type is allowed for localstorage, not "whatever you want"

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it's worse passing things over webworker-boundry. some things work, but a lot don't (I tend to just do JSON-able + typed-arrays)

it solves a much bigger problem, like if you really allow anything, there are still lots of things that don't work (imagine storing unresolvable pointers to disk, in C, for example.) it's easy to think it's all about "js sucks" but I don't think it's the worse solution possible.

the first one's answer is "it was simpler for casual users, and stuck" and the answer to 2nd is "localstorage can't efficiently or appropriately store everything, so they just went with the easiest"

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like it's really 2 complaints: "why does js coerce non-strings into string?" and "why doesn't localstorage only store strings?"

being mad about it (and you have every right to, obviously) makes me feel like "why can't I just get a complex object from a fetch or a file-read?" I mean you can, you just have to serialize/deserialze (with JSON or whatever.)

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numbers-for-object-keys too, like thing[1] is really thing['1'], so if you ask for thing[1] it still works, because it coerces it both times to string.

much like keys of an object like thing[some-complex-object] it will just coerce to string ([object Object]) it gets even weirder when things are inconsistant, though, like passing types across web-worker boundary. some things are cool, but others are not.

David Konsumer @konsumer.bsky.social · 24/09/2025

There are quite a few other ways to store stuff on web if you hate it, but yes localstorage is strings-only. It has to do with consistency (cookies are also string-only) and there is already a pretty standard serialization format that works well, if you need more types (JSON.)

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There have been lots of things like meshtastic for a while, but this works easily over anything, not just lora. I have a radio (about $15) hooked to my computer, which connects that to a much wider TCP/IP connection (over the internet.) I get a range of around 5 miles, on very cheap devices.