Saxxon🦊 @[email protected]

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Pinning some connections here:
Bandcamp - https://sanxion7.com
Blog - https://ilovepa.ws
Furaffinity - https://furaffinity.net/user/saxxonpike
Github - https://github.com/saxxonpike
Refsheet - https://ref.st/saxxon
Soundcloud - https://soundcloud.com/saxxonpike
Telegram - https://t.me/saxxonfox

Kinda wild to think there's a company with a natural monopoly on zippers

This will be one of the songs I finally finish in 2021. I started it in 2014. https://soundcloud.com/saxxonpike/2014-09-23-lome-classic-trance-thing

When you get good at the safety dance, you can really start to throw down some numbers as a resto druid. Not my first 99 parse, but the one I am most proud of. #wowclassic

I got some of those mini candies and thought of this stupid joke enjoy

Yo that was

Today's jam: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ekfRWVgtOCI

The result of my gumbo adventure.

(I should mention this was a work in progress photo- in it, the shrimp's not fully cooked yet)

Cooked gumbo for the first time tonight. Turned out lovely, would do again.

Today's vibe. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kBve0c4zqKo

There's a certain charm in that particular 80s sound where synthesizers aren't quite tuned exactly the same among one another

Today, I wrote about my experiences using CF cards for MS-DOS and old Windows computers. I'll be adding benchmarks and other CF cards as I get them.

https://ilovepa.ws/2021/01/06/compact-flash-and-retro-pcs/

The retro news nobody is talking about: the SC-55 sample ROMs were dumped, decompressed and descrambled. Someone also extracted and repacked the samples into a Soundfont(!)

VOGONS post: https://www.vogons.org/viewtopic.php?p=914430#p914430
Soundfont repo: https://github.com/trevor0402/SC55Soundfont

I didn't realize I was whipping this hat out every time the year changed. My phone made this apparent.

I think it'd be pretty cool to take Asiekierka's Reconstruction of ZZT and fix the editor. I'd have to brush off my decades old Pascal knowledge though. It has legit been since 2000.

Okay it's January, time to actually look for work again now.

Still haven't found a free streaming hex editor I liked. So I'm just gonna.. make my own. I already wrote code that treats the current work space as "stream fragments" which will allow editing even if the file's 100GB+. It's less complex than I thought to make a hex editor and honestly I have no idea why I haven't already done it besides it never seemed convenient at the time. But I'm having to deal with a lot of large disk images and kinda need the ability to not preload to memory.

More #rhythmcodex stuff. Shown here: the ability to run and track multiple simultaneous tasks, and the updated design of the UI (it uses whatever .NET calls system colors for now)

There is also vertical scrolling implemented in the current code, but none of the tabs has enough on it to make it appear. When that happens, I will get a screenshot.

I canNOT believe how dark this wine is, jfc.

Also! These are 100% direct from arcade conversions- music and (sometimes crappy) sync and everything. Nothing takes me back like MP3 compression artifacts