I'm still refining wigglykit and trying to pack in a few more features. The wigglyPlayer contraption was originally intended simply as a convenient container for wiggly animations, for displaying thumbnails or non-editable images, but you can also use it interactively to make little decorative animations. Kinda neat!
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linguist & software engineer in Lenapehoking; jewish ancom trans woman.
since twitter's burning gonna try bringing my posts about language stuff and losing my shit over star wars and such here - hi!
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in reply to @internet-janitor's post:
Several years ago I made the ill-fated decision to pick up a rune-encrusted floppy disk i found on the sidewalk and insert it into a 4mb expanded Macintosh Plus. Ever since, the entity previously confined to that 3.5" prison has controlled my dreams, compelling me to construct an ever-expanding edifice of 1-bit interactive multimedia.
I'm pretty OK with it, honestly.
I have no idea what this website is trying to tell me, but I like its funny words.
You are a magic man. These things you make are magical. Keep at it, magic man.
[Makes grabby hands] Yessss.....
But also there's something so serene about getting to watch the whole process of making a thing.
I am Internet Janitor, and I'm here to ask you a question.
Is an artist not entitled to interactive thingamabobs, whatzits, and doohickies?
"No!" says the man at Apple, "HyperCard is obsolete"
"No!" says the man at Microsoft, "Try the new MSPaint with GANN bullshit"
"No!" says the man at Adobe, "That'll require a $200 per month subscription forever"
I rejected those answers; instead, I chose something different.
I chose the impossible. I chose... Decker.
🙏