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* projects * writing * about SHOW YOUR WORKING: MAKING POWERLINE ETHERNET FASTER Sun 25 February 2024 Having wired networking is nice! The current iterations of Wi-Fi are admittedly very fast, but I feel a bit iffy trusting that the signal will always work at a good latency, when there's rogue slabs of concrete and surprise microwave sources to deal with. My house has fiber internet which terminates at the wireless router I keep under my TV. To enable mission-critical house activities (e.g. streaming from my studio to Twitch/Diode Zone, using Steam Link from the couch), I have some Powerline Ethernet adapters which link the router to my studio PC upstairs. And for the past several years, they have been indistinguishable from magic; somehow they turn 1970s home electrical wiring into Cat 5e! Until the rubber finally met the road; I tried to watch a Blu-Ray on my Home Theatre PC, streamed from my Studio PC, and it had big buffering pauses every 60 seconds. An early speed test I did showed the link speed for streaming the Blu-Ray was only 24 Mbps! But for some reason, downloading things from the studio PC was absolutely fine! At this point I realised I knew very little about how the magic boxes worked, or how I would go about isolating the problem. Article continues here! KEEP READING, YOU Posted 2024/02/25 - show your working, electricity, networking MACROMEDIA SCIENCE THEATRE! MUSEUM OF CLAMPS + SPACESHIP WARLOCK + MORE BESIDES! Fri 02 February 2024 Article continues here! KEEP READING, YOU Posted 2024/02/02 - video, reversing, twitch FIXING SCUMMVM! TESTING COSMOLOGY OF KYOTO, PART 2! Sun 28 January 2024 Article continues here! KEEP READING, YOU Posted 2024/01/28 - video, reversing, twitch FIXING SCUMMVM! TESTING COSMOLOGY OF KYOTO, PART 1! Tue 23 January 2024 Article continues here! KEEP READING, YOU Posted 2024/01/23 - video, reversing, twitch FIXING SCUMMVM! TESTING TEAM XTREME: OPERATION WEATHER DISASTER, PART 2! Fri 05 January 2024 Article continues here! KEEP READING, YOU Posted 2024/01/05 - video, reversing, twitch INCA? I HARDLY KNOW HER! #DOSEMBER Fri 29 December 2023 Article continues here! KEEP READING, YOU Posted 2023/12/29 - video, reversing, twitch SIMULATION OF A MOIST HABITAT - #DOSEMBER Tue 19 December 2023 Article continues here! KEEP READING, YOU Posted 2023/12/19 - video, reversing, twitch WE'RE JUST NORMAL MEN! WE'RE JUST INNOCENT MEN! #DOSEMBER Sun 17 December 2023 Article continues here! KEEP READING, YOU Posted 2023/12/17 - video, reversing, twitch LET'S PLAY A FRENCH MANSION-INHERITING SIMULATOR! #DOSEMBER Fri 08 December 2023 Article continues here! KEEP READING, YOU Posted 2023/12/08 - video, reversing, twitch FIXING SCUMMVM! TESTING TEAM XTREME: OPERATION WEATHER DISASTER, PART 1! Wed 29 November 2023 Article continues here! KEEP READING, YOU Posted 2023/11/29 - video, reversing, twitch FIXING SCUMMVM! TESTING THE DARK EYE, FINAL PART! THEN WE START TEAM XTREME! Wed 22 November 2023 Article continues here! KEEP READING, YOU Posted 2023/11/22 - video, reversing, twitch FIXING SCUMMVM! TESTING THE DARK EYE, PART 3! Sun 19 November 2023 Article continues here! KEEP READING, YOU Posted 2023/11/19 - video, reversing, twitch FIXING SCUMMVM! TESTING THE DARK EYE, PART 2! Wed 08 November 2023 Article continues here! KEEP READING, YOU Posted 2023/11/08 - video, reversing, twitch FIXING SCUMMVM! TESTING THE DARK EYE, PART 1! Tue 24 October 2023 Article continues here! KEEP READING, YOU Posted 2023/10/24 - video, reversing, twitch MACROMEDIA SCIENCE THEATRE! MOSTLY A BUST, MAYBE SKIP THIS ONE! Fri 20 October 2023 Article continues here! KEEP READING, YOU Posted 2023/10/20 - video, reversing, twitch MACROMEDIA SCIENCE THEATRE! DEVIL'S CANYON AND VIRTUAL COP! PART 1 Sun 13 August 2023 Article continues here! KEEP READING, YOU Posted 2023/08/13 - video, reversing, twitch MACROMEDIA SCIENCE THEATRE! XANTHUS! MYSTERIOUS EGYPT! WALLOBEE JACK! Tue 18 July 2023 Article continues here! KEEP READING, YOU Posted 2023/07/18 - video, reversing, twitch MACROMEDIA SCIENCE THEATRE! MANIAC SPORTS! THE GREAT GREEN MOUSE DISASTER! Tue 11 July 2023 Article continues here! KEEP READING, YOU Posted 2023/07/11 - video, reversing, twitch MACROMEDIA SCIENCE THEATRE! SLOGGING TOWARDS HAMSTERLAND: THE TIME MACHINE! Wed 28 June 2023 Article continues here! KEEP READING, YOU Posted 2023/06/28 - video, reversing, twitch FIXING SCUMMVM! RESTORING BOB WINKLE SOLVES LIFE'S GREATEST MYSTERIES, PART 1! Tue 20 June 2023 Article continues here! KEEP READING, YOU Posted 2023/06/20 - video, reversing, twitch MACROMEDIA SCIENCE THEATRE! BOB WINKLE SOLVES LIFE'S GREATEST MYSTERIES! Tue 13 June 2023 Article continues here! KEEP READING, YOU Posted 2023/06/13 - video, reversing, twitch SHOW YOUR WORKING: FORCING LINUX TO PRINT AT ACTUAL SIZE Fri 19 May 2023 One day I decided I've had enough of computers and wanted to do literally anything else. Specifically, in that moment I wanted to print out some sewing patterns. Here is a 100mm test square I printed on my printer. Except it's only 94mm. 94mm!!! Not going to lie, searching the internet for useful information has become real bleak lately. There's plenty of advice floating around to "Open the PDF in Acrobat and select "Actual size" when printing", but no advice about the Linux equivalent. To be honest the coward's way out would be to dig out the sacrificial Windows laptop, find a print driver and use Acrobat Reader, but I figured other people might like to know how to fix it, so here you go! Article continues here! KEEP READING, YOU Posted 2023/05/19 - show your working, printing, linux, cups FIXING SCUMMVM! ADDING DIRECTOR 5! SMARTY! Sat 06 May 2023 Article continues here! KEEP READING, YOU Posted 2023/05/06 - video, reversing, twitch FIXING SCUMMVM! TESTING WRATH OF THE GODS, PART Γ! Mon 13 March 2023 Article continues here! KEEP READING, YOU Posted 2023/03/13 - video, reversing, twitch FIXING SCUMMVM! TESTING WRATH OF THE GODS, PART Β! Fri 17 February 2023 Article continues here! KEEP READING, YOU Posted 2023/02/17 - video, reversing, twitch FIXING SCUMMVM! TESTING WRATH OF THE GODS Sat 11 February 2023 Article continues here! KEEP READING, YOU Posted 2023/02/11 - video, reversing, twitch FIXING SCUMMVM! PANICKING BEFORE 2.7.0 GETS RELEASED! TESTING GADGET: INVENTION, TRAVEL AND ADVENTURE Wed 25 January 2023 Article continues here! KEEP READING, YOU Posted 2023/01/25 - video, reversing, twitch FIXING SCUMMVM! TESTING DEVO PRESENTS: ADVENTURES OF THE SMART PATROL Thu 17 November 2022 Article continues here! KEEP READING, YOU Posted 2022/11/17 - video, reversing, twitch FIXING SCUMMVM! MACROMEDIA DIRECTOR (DEBUGGER), SESSION 5 Thu 15 September 2022 Article continues here! KEEP READING, YOU Posted 2022/09/15 - video, reversing, twitch FIXING SCUMMVM! MACROMEDIA DIRECTOR (DEBUGGER), SESSION 4 Sun 11 September 2022 Article continues here! KEEP READING, YOU Posted 2022/09/11 - video, reversing, twitch FIXING SCUMMVM! MACROMEDIA DIRECTOR (EASTERN MIND), SESSION 3 Thu 25 August 2022 Article continues here! KEEP READING, YOU Posted 2022/08/25 - video, reversing, twitch FIXING SCUMMVM! MACROMEDIA DIRECTOR (MEET MEDIABAND, EASTERN MIND), SESSION 2 Mon 08 August 2022 Article continues here! KEEP READING, YOU Posted 2022/08/08 - video, reversing, twitch FIXING SCUMMVM! TESTING EASTERN MIND: THE LOST SOULS OF TONG NOU Tue 02 August 2022 Article continues here! KEEP READING, YOU Posted 2022/08/02 - video, reversing, twitch FIXING SCUMMVM! MACROMEDIA DIRECTOR, SESSION 1 - PART 1 Tue 26 July 2022 Article continues here! KEEP READING, YOU Posted 2022/07/26 - video, reversing, twitch INTRO TO ROM HACKING: GHOST HOUSE Tue 09 June 2020 A long time between updates! I've been distracted by working on ScummVM's Macromedia Director engine, but it's mostly bugfixing and I couldn't find a good focal point. So on a whim I made this! The previous video took maybe a week, this was a good test of writing/filming/editing in two days. In this video Scott takes apart "Ghost House" by Sega, and figures out how to remove the obnoxious screen flashing effects by reverse engineering the Z80 code. This contains a full step-by-step explanation of how to use the MAME debugger for hacking ROMs, even if you don't … Article continues here! KEEP READING, YOU Posted 2020/06/09 - video, reversing, sega, master system, games, "educational" "content" LET'S REVERSE: ADVENTURES OF LOMAX GRAPHICS Wed 25 September 2019 I guess I'm a YouTuber now. Wonder how long I can fight this newfound urge to tase a dead rat. In this video Scott takes apart "Adventures of Lomax" by Psygnosis and reverse engineers the graphics data. This didn't require taking apart the code, and contains a step-by-step explanation of the black-box analysis process. A good introduction for anyone getting started in reversing games! Article continues here! KEEP READING, YOU Posted 2019/09/25 - video, reversing, graphics, games, "educational" "content" DDD 2018: REVERSE ENGINEERING IS GOOD AND ALSO FOR EVERYONE Sat 20 April 2019 Last year I gave my first talk at DDD Perth 2018! It was about reverse engineering, how I think everyone interested should be encouraged to try it, and some useful tips for people starting out. Here is the slide deck. Apologies that the audio is a bit muffled; the microphone had a recording issue, so instead enjoy some lo-fi camcorder goodness. Thanks again to DDD for having me, and for going the extra mile to accomodate first-time presenters. Extra special thanks to David for salvaging these black box recordings (on a long weekend, no less!). Article continues here! KEEP READING, YOU Posted 2019/04/20 - talk, ddd, reversing, please don't make me watch this USING YOUR CAR AS A GIANT JOYSTICK FOR $20 Mon 18 December 2017 DISCLAIMER: Cars can be dangerous. The electrical and mechanical systems of a car are not designed for this use case, and you run the risk of damaging them. This project worked fine for this particular vehicle, but could damage critical systems such as steering and braking in a different model. Do not attempt this with a vehicle that isn't yours, or a vehicle that would leave you with no contingency if it were to break. The author will not be held accountable for any damage caused from following these instructions. This project is about how to rig the controls of nearly any recent car (in my case a 2007 edition Mazda 3) to act as a giant game controller. In a nutshell; input from the car will be scraped as CANbus messages from a cheap OBD-II adapter, then converted to standard joystick and keyboard events, which will be used to drive a video game projected onto a screen in front of the windshield. No physical modifications to the car are required; the only one I made was to pull the fuses for the headlights so as not to blind the projector screen. The full source code used for the above demo is available at GitHub. With luck, anyone with entry-level Python experience should be able to adapt this for their car. I think this is a nice practical introduction to car hacking and reverse engineering, without the need to spend a lot on exotic debugging hardware. Article continues here! KEEP READING, YOU Posted 2017/12/18 - elm327, canbus, debugging, car hacking, electronics, hardware, doom, wasting your limited time here on earth trying to play mirror's edge with a car SHOW YOUR WORKING: FIXING A PILE OF BUGS IN MAME Sun 03 December 2017 Show Your Working is a brand new segment where I write up things I have attempted to fix in open source software. Sometimes it's interesting to debug a problem yourself from first principles, even if the codebase is huge and you don't know anything going in. I will try and explain my thought process as I venture out into the weeds armed only with a butter knife. THE SOFTWARE If you haven't heard of it, MAME is an emulation project with the aim of supporting basically every arcade machine ever made. To do this, thousands of circuit boards and custom chips have been probed, analysed, decapped with acid, and ultimately written out as code. By adding board ROMs (whole dumps of the memory chips containing the copyrighted program data), MAME can emulate a system by connecting together drivers for all of the chipsets as per the layout of the original board. Recently, the sister project MESS has been merged back into the MAME main codebase, adding ~2200 consoles and home computer systems to the lineup. It is an incredible feat of volunteer-driven engineering. Unlike other emulators, MAME places accuracy and preservation above all else. All CPU code is interpreted (with some IL speedups via the UML architecture) and runs time-shared in a single thread. Instead of tightly coupling the hardware code with the framework for performance, MAME has an infinitely-rewirable generic module architecture, to encourage reuse of chip drivers across platforms. Imagine MAME as a big box of all the different types of chips, plus some templates that explain what chips to take from the box and how to wire them together to make a system. Also I was not exaggerating when I said every arcade machine ever made. The MAME source tree has slightly north of 6900 .cpp files, and a princely 2.9 million lines of code (4 million if you count headers!). This is a Big Codebase. Article continues here! KEEP READING, YOU Posted 2017/12/03 - debugging, show your working, mame, konami, x86, ibm, gluttony, bless those who preserve our creepy arcade past SHOW YOUR WORKING: PATCHING A BUG IN A 25 YEAR OLD SIERRA GAME Sat 23 September 2017 Show Your Working is a brand new segment where I write up things I have attempted to fix in open source software. Sometimes it's interesting to debug a problem yourself from first principles, even if the codebase is huge and you don't know anything going in. I will try and explain my thought process as I venture out into the weeds armed only with a butter knife. THE SOFTWARE ScummVM is a heroic effort to make a cross-platform engine for hundreds of classic adventure games, making them natively playable on modern systems. Since 2010, ScummVM contains an interpreter originally from the FreeSCI project, and by now does a pretty good job playing games based on the Sierra Creative Interpreter. If you haven't heard of ScummVM, I can't recommend it enough. It's gotten to the point where ScummVM provides a much better experience than emulating the games in DOS/Windows. Still, given that the engine is reverse engineered without the original code, there's all manner of edge cases and quirks that have to be emulated in order for the games to work correctly, as we'll find out! Article continues here! KEEP READING, YOU Posted 2017/09/23 - debugging, show your working, scummvm, sierra, sci, unfair deaths, the 90s had a lot of drugs okay SHOW YOUR WORKING: TURNING OFF PULSEAUDIO "FLAT VOLUMES" Sun 23 July 2017 Show Your Working is a brand new segment where I write up things I have attempted to fix in open source software. Sometimes it's interesting to debug a problem yourself from first principles, even if the codebase is huge and you don't know anything going in. I will try and explain my thought process as I venture out into the weeds armed only with a butter knife. THE SOFTWARE PulseAudio is the software audio mixer for most desktop Linux distributions. Let's not mince words; PulseAudio has an awful reputation, mostly earned from the botched rollout by Ubuntu and other distributions back in 2008. Long-time Linux users remember these as the dark years where games were unplayable, and everything was punctuated by a loud crackling from the constant buffer underruns. The most egregious problems were caused by the aforementioned shonky buffering, plus a reliance on timing-related ALSA features which had never been used/tested properly for many sound drivers. It didn't help that barely any applications had direct support for the PulseAudio API; there were compatibility shims for ALSA/OSS applications, but they were a crapshoot at best. But that was a decade ago! We've moved from version 0.9 to version 11.1, a metric ass-ton of effort has gone into making the mixer first rate, most Linux sound libraries are fully Pulse compatible, etc. etc. Surely everything is perfect now, right? Article continues here! KEEP READING, YOU Posted 2017/07/23 - debugging, show your working, pulseaudio, flat volumes, broken audio, lennart knows best BALLS TO LEARNING HOW TO ANIMATE, LET'S FILM SOME PARKOUR! Sat 27 August 2016 Hallå! Welcome to my first game devlog. I figured I'd start out talking about graphics, as they are a large source of anxiety for first-time developers. And not without reason! Everyone is a judgy bastard when it comes to how your low-budget game is presented. Oh sure, it's become easier for a solo developer to mask the familiar, rancid stench of programmer art with the equivalent of some pine-scented air freshener, but in practice this is a huge creative tradeoff. It really pays off to have a unique and consistent visual style in your work, even if you're not a proper artist. Which I'm not. Lord no. What little visual talent I have is spread thinly between drafting/technical drawing (a survival skill picked up working as an engineer) and sandwich-grade graphic design. Oh and I can maybe do a scratchy pencil test of a background at 1/8th the speed of a regular artist. Drawing actual characters and animating them? That's just not going to happen. Article continues here! KEEP READING, YOU Posted 2016/08/27 - gamedev, parkour, animation, rotoscoping, drawing, inkscape, gifs, screenshot saturday, infinite chessboard of doom DEAD KORG MICROKEY, PART 2: NOOBFACE MCHAMFISTS DESOLDERS HIS FIRST SMD Fri 17 June 2016 Oh God. Oh God. I've been putting this one off, but the stuff has arrived. I can't back down now! A brief résumé of what happened in Part 1: this great little KORG microKEY MIDI controller stopped powering up for reasons unknown. By wiring it up to a J-Link debug probe, we found that the CPU was still alive and kicking, yet somehow the computer was receiving garbled USB messages. As this keyboard has a built-in USB hub, the stab-in-the-dark diagnosis was that the chip responsible (a Genesys GL850G) had gone bad and needed replacing. Unfortunately, the chip is a 28-pin 10mm*8mm surface mounted design, and our bumbling hero has never before soldered an SMD component, much less reworked a board! To properly capture the fear of someone doing surface-mount rework for the first time, everything in this piece was written minutes after happening. Article continues here! KEEP READING, YOU Posted 2016/06/17 - segger, j-link, korg, microkey, debugging, soldering, electronics, inexperience, pure uncut fear, christmas miracle AUDIO ANALYSIS, PART 1: DIGITAL AUDIO Mon 16 November 2015 Today I'm going to try and explain how digital audio works. Most people have a vague idea about how sound works. "Sound is a wave!", they might say. "Sound bounces off things!", adds another. "Sound increases as you get closer to the stacks!", relates one subject matter expert. "What?", asks someone else? "I SAID SOUND INCREASES AS YOU GET CLOSER TO THE STACKS!" "Sorry I couldn't hear you over my crippling tinnitus! Dear Jesus if only I had known more about sound!" This will be a really simple primer about digital sound waves and how they contain musical notes. To follow along at home, you'll need the excellent free audio editor Audacity. Download it if you don't have it already, then open it up to an empty window. Right, so what does a single note "look" like? Let's start with a sine wave. Sine waves have an easily recognisable and pure-sounding tone. In our Audacity window, we'll click Generate -> Tone. Oh look, they've helpfully picked a Sine wave as the default, with a frequency of 440 Hz and an amplitude of 0.8! (I changed the duration to only 5 seconds, as the default of 30 is a bit too long.) Let's hit OK. Article continues here! KEEP READING, YOU Posted 2015/11/16 - audio analysis, audio, digital, sine waves, frequency, maths, coma, hospital J-LINK DETECTIVE SQUAD: DEAD KORG MICROKEY-37 Sun 08 November 2015 I love the KORG microKEY 37. It's an excellent entry-level MIDI controller that fits unobtrusively on your desk, great for impromptu jamming when you should be focused on something boring like "tax" or "finding a new house before eviction day". The keys feel pretty soft, as they use rubber domes instead of metal springs, but the velocity response is excellent. I highly recommend it, as it's one of those products which basically lives forever and delivers year after year of good service. I bring this up because back in about February, my KORG microKEY 37 stopped turning on. The unit would no longer connect via USB; each time it would give up at different points during the initial handshake, with dmesg spewing a number of unhappy messages. Here's one attempt at plugging the device in. [Sun Sep 27 06:00:56 2015] usb 3-1: new full-speed USB device number 17 using xhci_hcd [Sun Sep 27 06:00:56 2015] usb 3-1: device descriptor read/64, error -71 [Sun Sep 27 06:00:57 2015] xhci_hcd 0000:00:14.0: Setup ERROR: setup context command for slot 16. [Sun Sep 27 06:00:57 2015] usb 3-1: hub failed to enable device, error -22 [Sun Sep 27 06:00:57 2015] usb 3-1: new full-speed USB device number 18 using xhci_hcd [Sun Sep 27 06:00:57 2015] usb 3-1: device descriptor read/64, error -71 [Sun Sep 27 06:00:57 2015] xhci_hcd 0000:00:14.0: Setup ERROR: setup context command for slot 17. [Sun Sep 27 06:00:57 2015] usb 3-1: hub failed to enable device, error -22 [Sun Sep 27 06:00:57 2015] usb 3-1: new high-speed USB device number 19 using xhci_hcd [Sun Sep 27 06:00:57 2015] usb 3-1: Device not responding to setup address. [Sun Sep 27 06:00:57 2015] usb 3-1: Device not responding to setup address. [Sun Sep 27 06:00:58 2015] usb 3-1: device not accepting address 19, error -71 [Sun Sep 27 06:00:58 2015] usb 3-1: new full-speed USB device number 20 using xhci_hcd [Sun Sep 27 06:00:58 2015] usb 3-1: Device not responding to setup address. [Sun Sep 27 06:00:58 2015] usb 3-1: Device not responding to setup address. [Sun Sep 27 06:00:58 2015] usb 3-1: device not accepting address 20, error -71 [Sun Sep 27 06:00:58 2015] usb usb3-port1: unable to enumerate USB device Oh snap! I'm torn on what to do... buying a replacement is doable, but this one was limited edition and a replacement wouldn't be the same cool colour scheme! Maybe there's a clue to what went wrong inside the unit? Article continues here! KEEP READING, YOU Posted 2015/11/08 - segger, j-link, korg, microkey, debugging, detectives, electronics, inexperience INTRODUCING MR. CROWBAR! UNTOLD MINUTES OF REVERSE ENGINEERING FUN FOR AGES 26-29! Thu 22 October 2015 I believe that one of the best ways of allowing creativity to overcome limited technical skill is to build upon stuff that already exists. Take game modding; just try and count the number of successful games that started out as a modification of an existing one. Would these developers have gotten anywhere as far with their idea if they couldn't build on an existing engine and assets, not to mention community support? WOULD THEY? Indeed, game modding is an important springboard for new developers to cut their teeth in a familiar setting and form a good understanding of how games work in the real world. There is, however, one rather large barrier of entry for people to start playing with the innards of their favourite game: tools. Occasionally the engine author will encourage custom content and give their developer tools out for free. But most of the time games are 100% not designed with modding in mind, leaving it up to a tiny number of skilled reverse engineers to write their own tools and share them with the community. Article continues here! KEEP READING, YOU Posted 2015/10/22 - mr. crowbar, python, reversing, dos, games, lemmings, niche, scratching, itch, scraping, barrel GUIDE: BACKING UP CRAP DVDS Sat 10 October 2015 Let's tangent for a moment and talk about DVDs. The DVD standard was designed for the low-powered embedded hardware of the late 1990s. The copy protection is primitive, and the DVD format is public knowledge by now, making it easy to backup or format shift your DVD collection as is your God-given first sale right (unless you live in the US or anywhere that just signed a trade agreement). For reasons of Christ Knows Why, some publishers (ignorant of how top-down video piracy generally works) think that the best way to prevent this is by using third-party copy protection schemes. This so-called protection is of the "no True Scotsman" variety; it adds a lot of intentional errors to the DVD that would make most software players (and the authors of the spec) rightfully vomit. But that's ok! Because the discs are designed for a True Hardware DVD Player, one that is infinitely more robust than your PC-based counterparts and will soar over the corrupted blocks like a majestic eagle. Just to repeat this again, these publishers sell a product with severe mastering defects on purpose and just hope the error correction is really good and you don't notice. This article will walk you through the five categories of dirty tricks used to limit fair use. Normally you only have to worry about a couple of these; but I had the misfortune to buy a DVD (Chris Morris' excellent Brass Eye) which had ALL DAMN 5. And for the first time, none of the DVD playback software I tried would play the episodes when selected on the menu. Article continues here! KEEP READING, YOU Posted 2015/10/10 - dvd, defective, ripping, format shifting, despair, the future, lousy github · twitch · diode.zone · youtube · mixcloud · mastodon · email · rss · atom © 2024 moralrecordings