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I made an #88x31 for my #webzone https://indigoparadox.zone if anyone wants to trade links. 🥺

EDIT: Fixed broken "N".

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I made an #88x31 for my #webzone https://indigoparadox.zone if anyone wants to trade links. 🥺

EDIT: Fixed broken "N".

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Tiny web banner that says "Indigo-P Zone" in Gaslamp-like font evocative of Sonic the Hedgehog zone title cards, with a little goblin head in the corner.

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New icon time! Fus ro *squeak-jingle*!

This is another masterwork by @unuseti. I commissioned her via https://ko-fi.com/1414codeforge/ and I wholeheartedly recommend others do the same! 😌

I'm pretty jazzed about this, to put it mildly. 😌

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New icon time! Fus ro *squeak-jingle*!

This is another masterwork by @unuseti. I commissioned her via https://ko-fi.com/1414codeforge/ and I wholeheartedly recommend others do the same! 😌

I'm pretty jazzed about this, to put it mildly. 😌

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It's the tiny psychic Pokemon, Hatenna, attempting to lift up/wear the Dragonborn helmet, from Skyrim. It's turbo-adorbs!

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After a six-month hiatus, I finally managed to bring out something I wasn't sure was possible: a kinda workable release of #minput_hop (a play on Input Leap, if you didn't notice).

This will let you use a #Windows95 / #Windows3 PC as a client for your #Synergy / #Barrier / #InputLeap server. In theory. I only really tested with Barrier and a VM so far, so maybe it's totally broken!

But I figured it I didn't cut a release this weekend, it wouldn't happen for long. 😌

https://github.com/indigoparadox/minpu t-hop/releases/tag/0.24.1

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After a six-month hiatus, I finally managed to bring out something I wasn't sure was possible: a kinda workable release of #minput_hop (a play on Input Leap, if you didn't notice).

This will let you use a #Windows95 / #Windows3 PC as a client for your #Synergy / #Barrier / #InputLeap server. In theory. I only really tested with Barrier and a VM so far, so maybe it's totally broken!

But I figured it I didn't cut a release this weekend, it wouldn't happen for long. 😌

https://github.com/indigoparadox/minpu t-hop/releases/tag/0.24.1

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Some improvements, but I just can't seem to get away from every few launches having a NULL hRC return from wglCreateContext. Seems to happen almost 100% of the time from a compiled EXE.

Source code available so everyone can learn and become #vb4 champions: https://github.com/indigoparadox/vb4gl

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Some improvements, but I just can't seem to get away from every few launches having a NULL hRC return from wglCreateContext. Seems to happen almost 100% of the time from a compiled EXE.

Source code available so everyone can learn and become #vb4 champions: https://github.com/indigoparadox/vb4gl

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Same Visual Basic 4 workspace as the previous video, but the form is a bit more complex and has a beveled box on the form in which the cube is now rotating. The rotation can be adjusted with a horizontal scrollbar, zoomed with a vertical scrollbar, and there's a checkbox which, when checked, causes the cube to rotate automatically.

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Occasional reminder that Capitalism is not making a thing and selling it. Capitalism is investing the money you inherited in tools for someone else to make a thing (often driving up the cost of those tools so the maker is even less able to afford them on their own) and then selling the thing they made, collecting most of the profit from the thing they made for yourself.

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Occasional reminder that Capitalism is not making a thing and selling it. Capitalism is investing the money you inherited in tools for someone else to make a thing (often driving up the cost of those tools so the maker is even less able to afford them on their own) and then selling the thing they made, collecting most of the profit from the thing they made for yourself.