lux @sporeball@tech.lgbt

i suppose i'm still missing an #introduction here?
i'm lux, an 18-year-old programmer and #trans woman, and i make weird things slowly.
i maintain 20+ #foss projects in various stages of development - often in #javascript , but not always! - as well as produce music with a #eurorack rig, and sometimes even mess with TTL chips... oh, candy and indie games are nice too.
nice to meet you

every time i visit this instance in a desktop browser i forget that the URL doesn't start with "Mastodon" and have to try again

only the most accurate artistic depictions
#gamedev #indiedev

tentative title: "rebuker"

haven't had a chance to go further with this yet.
i just performed emergency unpatching so i can work on a couple of time-sensitive pieces that have cropped up recently, but i wrote notes describing the whole patch so hopefully i can come back to this later

i would like to revise this into "long week"

tired after a long day of being an adult

update for apr. 3 - apr. 30, '22
now available on Patreon
https://www.patreon.com/posts/65869783

i wanted to use the V/oct from my keyboard to control the synth's sound model and trick it into creating a drum loop... but then i made it do that relative to some of the melodic models instead

does anyone else hold items directly in their hands while inside the grocery store. instantly adds to how enigmatic you look but at least prevents people from thinking you might steal anything

i suppose i'm still missing an #introduction here?
i'm lux, an 18-year-old programmer and #trans woman, and i make weird things slowly.
i maintain 20+ #foss projects in various stages of development - often in #javascript , but not always! - as well as produce music with a #eurorack rig, and sometimes even mess with TTL chips... oh, candy and indie games are nice too.
nice to meet you

stumbled into Dylan Beattie's "Plain Text" and really enjoyed it. i should watch more of his stuff

finally got a #eurorack #modular session in. scrapped the house patch that was there previously, tried to recreate an ambient patch from the VCV Rack days, spent too long on it and got distracted making Knit's vowel model do weird stuff, and now i'm on to hyperpop. all in all a pretty typical afternoon

on Twitter i tend to write a lot more vague/joke/complaint/unproductive tweets than tweets suggesting some form of actual productive work. i think i have a preconceived notion that Mastodon would somehow be opposed to that.
how are we feeling? do we still enjoy unproductive behavior over here

hello, mastodon world
i'm sporeball