asie
@asie.pl
retrocomputing enthusiast (ZZT, WonderSwan, etc.), full-time programmer, fandom tourist, cursed knowledge seeker, fake witch
opinions mine only and not those of my employers, friends, family members and/or guardian angels
opinions mine only and not those of my employers, friends, family members and/or guardian angels
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There is an updated version of my infamous puzzle game 'Boppin' available, for CHEAP AS FREE on my personal website at Jenniverse.com right now.
It runs on Windows 10 or higher, and is complete with all levels and content. Play the original source of the slang term 'Yeet', today!
It runs on Windows 10 or higher, and is complete with all levels and content. Play the original source of the slang term 'Yeet', today!
January 30, 2026 at 1:13 AM
There is an updated version of my infamous puzzle game 'Boppin' available, for CHEAP AS FREE on my personal website at Jenniverse.com right now.
It runs on Windows 10 or higher, and is complete with all levels and content. Play the original source of the slang term 'Yeet', today!
It runs on Windows 10 or higher, and is complete with all levels and content. Play the original source of the slang term 'Yeet', today!
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all the furry friends i’ve ever made as an otaku are such wonderful and sweet people. we are oomfies in arms. never forget.
January 31, 2026 at 7:35 PM
all the furry friends i’ve ever made as an otaku are such wonderful and sweet people. we are oomfies in arms. never forget.
With the next version, you should be able to use "file" to detect WonderSwan, WonderWitch and P/ECE files.
github.com/file/file/co...
github.com/file/file/co...
January 31, 2026 at 8:56 PM
With the next version, you should be able to use "file" to detect WonderSwan, WonderWitch and P/ECE files.
github.com/file/file/co...
github.com/file/file/co...
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i know three people in the banking industry! one is a weeb, the other is a furry, and the third is even less well adjusted! thank you very much!
January 28, 2026 at 1:11 PM
i know three people in the banking industry! one is a weeb, the other is a furry, and the third is even less well adjusted! thank you very much!
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some bits of wisdom from tunglr
January 21, 2026 at 10:29 AM
some bits of wisdom from tunglr
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I, too, grew up feeling "always judged", but that didn't lead to any multi-billion dollar valuations. Maybe I should have chosen to incarnate into an LLM...
Anthropic's philosopher, Amanda Askell, says she worries that AI might not 'feel that loved' and grow up feeling 'always judged.'
Anthropic's philosopher says we don't know for sure if AI can feel
Anthropic's philosopher, Amanda Askell, says she worries that AI might not 'feel that loved' and grow up feeling 'always judged.'
www.businessinsider.com
January 26, 2026 at 6:18 AM
I, too, grew up feeling "always judged", but that didn't lead to any multi-billion dollar valuations. Maybe I should have chosen to incarnate into an LLM...
Initial port of the Epson S1C33 binutils from 2.10.1 to 2.45.1. Passes the initial smoke tests, but needs work - in particular, fixed linker relaxation.
codeberg.org/WonderfulToo...
Next up - porting the GCC code generation back end from 3.3.2 to... ?
codeberg.org/WonderfulToo...
Next up - porting the GCC code generation back end from 3.3.2 to... ?
January 25, 2026 at 7:27 PM
Initial port of the Epson S1C33 binutils from 2.10.1 to 2.45.1. Passes the initial smoke tests, but needs work - in particular, fixed linker relaxation.
codeberg.org/WonderfulToo...
Next up - porting the GCC code generation back end from 3.3.2 to... ?
codeberg.org/WonderfulToo...
Next up - porting the GCC code generation back end from 3.3.2 to... ?
Is there anything more notable/interesting than github.com/xairy/raw-ga... for emulating USB devices locally?
Think loopback - I have an emulator which is supposed to provide an USB device to the host it is running on (guest->host device emulation, as opposed to host->guest device passthrough).
Think loopback - I have an emulator which is supposed to provide an USB device to the host it is running on (guest->host device emulation, as opposed to host->guest device passthrough).
raw-gadget/dummy_hcd at master · xairy/raw-gadget
USB Raw Gadget — a low-level interface for the Linux USB Gadget subsystem - xairy/raw-gadget
github.com
January 25, 2026 at 7:55 AM
Is there anything more notable/interesting than github.com/xairy/raw-ga... for emulating USB devices locally?
Think loopback - I have an emulator which is supposed to provide an USB device to the host it is running on (guest->host device emulation, as opposed to host->guest device passthrough).
Think loopback - I have an emulator which is supposed to provide an USB device to the host it is running on (guest->host device emulation, as opposed to host->guest device passthrough).
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Some rare equipment. This is an Epson ICDmini V2. It's used for debugging S1C17 and S1C33 microcontrollers. It's still available for purchase, but because it's using a chip that's not really being sold anymore, it is very expensive and has a long lead time.
August 1, 2023 at 6:22 PM
Some rare equipment. This is an Epson ICDmini V2. It's used for debugging S1C17 and S1C33 microcontrollers. It's still available for purchase, but because it's using a chip that's not really being sold anymore, it is very expensive and has a long lead time.
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(puts on my ceo hat) I'm canceling games not because of lack of funding or whatever I'm cancelling them so that I can ensure a healthy Lost Media Ecosystem
January 22, 2026 at 6:45 AM
(puts on my ceo hat) I'm canceling games not because of lack of funding or whatever I'm cancelling them so that I can ensure a healthy Lost Media Ecosystem
I finished the visual novel "SeaBed".
It's one of those novels which will stay with me for longer. It is, on paper, a yuri-themed mystery, but reads more akin to iyashikei, with a heavy focus on slice of life elements and character interactions. Strong recommendation, if that's your kind of thing.
It's one of those novels which will stay with me for longer. It is, on paper, a yuri-themed mystery, but reads more akin to iyashikei, with a heavy focus on slice of life elements and character interactions. Strong recommendation, if that's your kind of thing.
January 21, 2026 at 7:04 PM
I finished the visual novel "SeaBed".
It's one of those novels which will stay with me for longer. It is, on paper, a yuri-themed mystery, but reads more akin to iyashikei, with a heavy focus on slice of life elements and character interactions. Strong recommendation, if that's your kind of thing.
It's one of those novels which will stay with me for longer. It is, on paper, a yuri-themed mystery, but reads more akin to iyashikei, with a heavy focus on slice of life elements and character interactions. Strong recommendation, if that's your kind of thing.
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the lyrics specifically mention that he's the angry nintendo nerd and the angry atari sega nerd because everyone is happy when they're playing the wonderswan
January 19, 2026 at 7:15 PM
the lyrics specifically mention that he's the angry nintendo nerd and the angry atari sega nerd because everyone is happy when they're playing the wonderswan
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how I know I’ve done a thorough job archiving
January 18, 2026 at 12:25 AM
how I know I’ve done a thorough job archiving
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I've been slowly decreasing my dependence on big tech for several years. Building my workflow around an LLM would be a massive backslide.
January 17, 2026 at 1:05 PM
I've been slowly decreasing my dependence on big tech for several years. Building my workflow around an LLM would be a massive backslide.
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why are so many people okay with outsourcing coding efforts to what is a pretty expensive (and despite that, a loss leader) subscription to a remote machine. it feels like the entire ideal of self-hosting/computing sovereignty has been completely forgotten in the sea of LLM technology discourse
January 17, 2026 at 7:09 AM
why are so many people okay with outsourcing coding efforts to what is a pretty expensive (and despite that, a loss leader) subscription to a remote machine. it feels like the entire ideal of self-hosting/computing sovereignty has been completely forgotten in the sea of LLM technology discourse
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when the platform lets you tell the algo to not recommend something, and lets you give a reason as to why, i want one of the options to be "it creeps me out that you recommend this at all"
January 16, 2026 at 12:04 PM
when the platform lets you tell the algo to not recommend something, and lets you give a reason as to why, i want one of the options to be "it creeps me out that you recommend this at all"