Sometimes, I wish I still smoked, so I had a good reason to sit outside in the cold after dark.
(that said, I did sit outside last night to do a shrine in LoZ: ToTK on the Switch and that was pretty cool)
@jbaggs There's a little too much light pollution around here to see much of stars, though I do miss when I had a little telescope that I'd take out to the driveway at my mom's house growing up
@jbaggs The smoking thing, though, is that it's a consumable event with a start & end so at least some part of my annoying brain has an excuse
@paulasadoorian Metallic bile, like a Red Bull that's had a whole package of anthropomorphic paperclips soaking in it for a month.
@jpf 😅 pretty much
re: I ran into this information on wikipedia and now I am actively bitter about it
@cwebber "cel-da" was amazing though!
Whoa. I absolutely forgot that Ministry did a cover of "Same Old Scene" by Roxy Music, back in the With Sympathy era
Every now and then I get spam email that seems to assume I own Mozilla and it makes me giggle a lot
@c0debabe I mean, I possess a large portfolio of Mozilla sticker stock, but it doesn't give me any voting rights
@bitbear Oh, yeah, I think specifically I'm looking for an authoring experience with markdown + custom elements when I'm writing a blog post.
Most not-so-interactive, presentational custom elements could be unfurled into plain static HTML - not unlike macros or short codes.
A few more interesting custom elements could be passed through to be handled by web component JS on the client-side.
But, in either case, I want to author with custom elements and let the SSG figure it out
re: Shiny
@thegibson That's amazingly fancy but also now I want a pile of custom arcade tokens