crows call me breadlady @garbados@friend.camp

"can you hear me now" i ask, but in fact you cannot. you can only hear the awful sound of wet beans sliding from the receiver

shrimpraft

mincedcraft

> fuck the police, no justice no-
- poplice
- popelice
> fuck the pope’s lice, they ought to think twice

this morning i got a basic “Panel” class running, which i am going to subclass a million times. ConfirmPanel. AlertPanel. OptionPanel. etc, etc.

it feels better to be working on tooling than to be fumbling my way through the production of a demo, since i want these components to be shareable across games from the outset. i want these works to be useful.

i have begun the bizarre task of writing a ui framework based on bulma in pygame

planet hex

waaa

tired: guillotine
wired: weegotine

my favorite part of this arcade tooling is how it abstracts away the geometry of the game board, so i can transition Ambition from a square board to a hex board with literally one line change

lots of little things that i had to implement in weird ways the first time because i had no idea what i was doing and it was one huge file anyway. now everything is tucked away just right :)

rewriting Ambition with an arcade framework i wrote and it is Nice

if anybody wants to host code on code.bovid.space, uh

registrations are currently open

be careful. i am a bad sysadmin

someday when EA releases BovidSpace they will pay me fuck-you-money for bovid dot space, forcing me to migrate to bovid dot biz

i can't believe i snagged bovid.space

anyway now all my code is going on code.bovid.space

i set up a gitea server

woo

i know it is intimidating to ask users to install software but every time you enter a URL you are installing software

the browserweb is incomprehensibly shitty and the reality is as a dev you can actually just opt out of feeding the beast