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Telinc1

@telinc1.com
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I develop software. I write stories. I play games. May these three one day combine into a game of my own. Sysadmin at @smwcentral.net he/him | ace at code and ace in life 🖤🩶🤍💜

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Telinc1 @telinc1.com · 28/09/2026
if i had a penny for every time i've done it. it's not even always my fault. (this time it was.)
0 days without breaking dl.smwcentral.net
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Telinc1 @telinc1.com · 27/09/2026
smwcentral's commit history is such a lovely time capsule
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Telinc1 @telinc1.com · 25/09/2026
is this good
Memory Usage
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Telinc1 @telinc1.com · 19/09/2026
Migrated away from @digitalocean.com to EU providers a few months ago. DHH and poor CSS-Tricks were a nice reminder I should probably delete that account. hilariously? got this email right after deleting. like, besties - there is no account anymore. it's gone. unalived. murdered. to shreds, i say.
[DigitalOcean] Ticket [redacted] SMTP Disabled: [redacted]
From: DigitalOcean Abuse <abuse-replies@digitalocean.com>

Hi there,

We are writing to let you know that SMTP has been disabled on your entire DigitalOcean account. The traffic from your Droplet(s) match a pattern of traffic that is indicative of sending spam.

We understand how disruptive this may be to your work; if you believe this to be in error and wish to have SMTP re-enabled, please respond to this email with details about how you are utilizing the Droplet(s) on your account and we will investigate further and provide you with a response about our findings.

Best,
DigitalOcean Security
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Telinc1 @telinc1.com · 02/05/2026
occasionally I get really obsessed with this quote from Submachine: Legacy
- The importance of drawing.

- Yes?

- This is one of the primary rules of exploration. Why?

- You see, drawing lets you see things. It lets you slow down,
focus, tune into the surroundings. See details you'd never
notice otherwise.

- But... Taking pictures and three dimensional scans of
locations lets you archive everything.

- Archive, yes. All those thousands of archived pictures
gathering proverbial dust on surveillance data discs, not
seen by anyone since the day they were created. Taking
photographs is the opposite of drawing. It forces you to stop
looking at the object, puts a literal barrier between you and
the thing you want to see. You take a picture and move on.

- But... The amount of data saved is unquestionably of
greater value.

- I don't care about data. If it were data we're after, we would
just tap into the subbot route-mapping system. We're looking
for the human touch. Human hand in the sea of silent data. I
want someone to tell me: Look at this, I found it and it's so
important I decided to spend my time drawing it. Nothing
that can be done instantaneously has any value.
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Telinc1 @telinc1.com · 27/04/2026
super zsnespride
SNESPride running in SuperZSNES with a horribly distorted interlaced high-res image. Text at the bottom says "The gay flag of Brazil", which the image decidedly does not resemble.
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