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nauta @nauta.one · 19/03/2026

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nauta @nauta.one · 11/02/2026

Just updated @ligo.at to use permissions, including its very own at.ligo.authFull permission set! The permission sets are cool because they let you add human readable title and description.

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nauta @nauta.one · 17/12/2025

I also have another bot that messages me whenever there's a report in @waterfinder.org 👀

Two messages:

New good comment on 9653634517
The water is nice

New bad comment on 11971712477
Not working

Below each message there is a "Reports" and a "OpenStreetMap" button.

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nauta @nauta.one · 15/12/2025

wrote a "sendmail" unix command implementation that actually sends me a telegram dm

Screenshot:
cat email.txt
Content-Type: text/plain
Subject: this is a test
To: test@example.com

this is a test "email" or telegram message, really
./sendmail < email.txt

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nauta @nauta.one · 25/11/2025

This is the proof of concept. I just think some people won't know their handle ends in *.bsky.social or whatever.

Screenshot of ligo.at login page. Shows a text field to input handle and a continue button. Below "If you're unsure you can log in with..." and the following buttons: Bluesky, Blacksky, tangled.

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nauta @nauta.one · 20/10/2025

liking this form thanks to @htmx.org

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nauta @nauta.one · 20/10/2025

added a little grabber to reorder the links, love the little hand

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nauta @nauta.one · 17/10/2025

finally I was able to transfer negative bytes

A browser's network monitor showing network requests. Some of the css files have a size of negative 1 byte.

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nauta @nauta.one · 16/10/2025

today i learned that you can have multiple push urls for the same git origin, so it pushes to multiple hosts with one command

git remote -v
origin git@tangled.sh:ligo.at/core (fetch)
origin git@tangled.sh:ligo.at/core (push)
origin git@github.com:marionauta/ligo.at.git (push)

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nauta @nauta.one · 06/10/2025

Today's progress on my atproto links website is being able to drag and drop the links to sort them. Not 100% sure about the design yet but I can change that anytime.

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nauta @nauta.one · 05/10/2025

Working this weekend on a "linktree"-style link page sort of website, on top of atproto. Got an mvp working but it's *very* web 1.0 coded. I still need to make the editor much nicer.

A website titled "nauta.one is making software" with links to my website, portfolio and bluesky.

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nauta @nauta.one · 16/01/2025

Your sleep paralysis demon. Drawing sprites is not my thing. #GameDev

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nauta @nauta.one · 14/01/2025

Everytime I fix something I break something else… but at this point the game is mostly feature complete! Welcome “Avoid the ◼️”, releasing very soon. #GameDev #SoloDev #IndieGame

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nauta @nauta.one · 14/01/2025

Turns out that compiling my zig game for the apple watch in release mode is buggy for some reason — it works fine in debug mode. I'll need to debug further but for now I'll release in debug I guess. #GameDev

Corrupted game screen in grayscale with graphics artifacts.

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nauta @nauta.one · 31/12/2024

In case you don't believe me. Left is the C source that targets WebAssembly, right is the Zig source for desktop. #GameDev #SoloDev

$Code editor with two files open, one in C and the other in Zig with the following source codes: int main(void) { InitWindow(396, 484, "eugenia runs"); gamesetup(); emscripten_set_main_loop(gameupdate, 60, 1); gamekill(); CloseWindow(); return 0; } pub export fn main() void { graphics.init_window("eugenia runs"); defer graphics.close_window(); gu.gamesetup(); defer gu.gamekill(); while (graphics.is_game_running()) { gu.gameupdate(); } }$

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nauta @nauta.one · 29/12/2024

Added circle shapes to my custom collision detection engine so the hurt boxes resemble the actual sprites better. #raylib #GameDev #SoloDev

An 8 bit style videogame screen where rectangles overlay the actual sprites. The rectangles show where the collision bodies are.

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nauta @nauta.one · 29/12/2024

Same Zig code running on web (wasm), apple watch and native desktop. There's still some UI glitches on the watch but let's see if I can fix them today (challenge?) #GameDev #SoloDev

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nauta @nauta.one · 26/12/2024

Not only there's a smash burger bar in every corner in my city, now they're smashing my stack too... #GameDev

$fn __stack_chk_fail() callconv(.C) noreturn { @panic("stack smashing detected"); }$

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nauta @nauta.one · 11/12/2024

ffmpeg is amazing

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nauta @nauta.one · 03/12/2024

Added a collision debug mode to the game so I can see exactly where the hit boxes are #GameDev #SoloDev

An retro 8 bit style videogame character is next to some spikes.

Same as the previous image, but rectangles are displayed on top of the sprites, showing where the hit boxes are.

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nauta @nauta.one · 03/12/2024

I got the endless runner part working last night, now I just need to make the map interesting... (and fix some collisions so the character doesn't jump on its own) #GameDev #SoloDev

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nauta @nauta.one · 02/12/2024

must be doing something wrong #GameDev

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nauta @nauta.one · 26/11/2024

Sneak peek of my latest idea: main game input is the watch crown. I'm reusing assets from a previous game but maybe it's a sequel?? Anyway got the Zig code running on the smart watch, had to write more Core Graphics glue code which I never look forward to. #Zig #GameDev #SoloDev

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nauta @nauta.one · 25/11/2024

Implemented animated sprites and camera shake in my little engine so I had to test it with this little guy, he's so chill. #Zig #GameDev #SoloDev

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nauta @nauta.one · 22/11/2024

messing around and got my zig game running on the browser through wasm, but yeah the images aren't loading #GameDev

A safari browser window that displays a black rectangle, the game screen. At the top is some text: "Choose your path" and at the bottom there are two buttons: "Left" and "Right". The screen is empty in the middle.

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nauta @nauta.one · 21/11/2024

this is what peak programmer performance looks like #GameDev

The Zed code editor with Zig code on the left and Lazygit (a terminal based git visual git client) on the right.

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nauta @nauta.one · 18/11/2024

Last update before the release: Users will be able to send feedback on how accurate the fountain/restroom description is. I still have to decide but the comments will probably be public (with moderation) to serve as a public log and source for #OpenStreetMap edits.

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nauta @nauta.one · 16/11/2024

Next in my fountains/restrooms finding app is I've redesigned the detail page. It used to be *a lot* of text. Now it's some images that you can check at a glance. And yes, every icon has accessibility labels. #BuildInPublic #OpenStreetMaps

A screenshot of an app showing a photo of a water fountain. Below is some informative cards mentioning that the fountain is free, doesn't allow bottle filling, is wheelchair accessible and that it was last checked on 5/10/2024

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nauta @nauta.one · 15/11/2024

I'm updating one of my existing apps, it used to only show drinking fountains, but now it locates public restrooms too! Also, it does show if one has a fee. Excited to release this version in the near future.

A map view with markers. Some markers have a water drop icon, indicating fountains, some have the word "WC", indicating a restroom. Also, some of them have a dollar sign, because they have a fee to use.

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nauta @nauta.one · 24/10/2024

I finally got the same #ziglang game code running both on desktop (with #raylib) and on the Apple Watch through an abstracted graphics library. This will allow faster development on desktop while ensuring it will look the same on the watch. #gamedev (assets are placeholders)

An Apple Watch in front of a computer screen. The watch shows a game that can also be found in the computer. The game features to poke balls and two buttons: the player can choose either left or right.

An Apple Watch in front of a computer screen. The watch shows a game that can also be found in the computer. The game features a monster and some buttons with the options: fight, item and run.

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nauta @nauta.one · 26/11/2023

My plan was to make an iOS calculator visually similar to the stock one, but with more features. But point 5.2.5 of the App Store guidelines prevents just that, that's why I added theming in the first place.

A calculator app very similar to the stock iOS one.

A screen that lets the user choose the calculator button shapes and colours.

A calculator app with "squircle" buttons and a maroon accent color.

A calculator app with square buttons and green accent color.

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nauta @nauta.one · 12/11/2023

I got distracted implementing mouse drag and zoom on mouse scroll in raylib, was very straightforward. The clustering algorithm is still a bit finicky. Let's see if I can work on it today!

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