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Another #PixelArt daily done! :) Rustfall.
You can grab the full-quality versions (for free) here: https://ko-fi.com/i/IH2H21DS8M6
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samedi 19 avril 2025 -
- Aujourd'hui, après avoir fait une nuit plus longue (plus de huit heures), je me suis levée plus sensible au bruit encore que d'habitude. C'est le jour où ma co-maman ouvre en grand (bruit des voitures) et nettoie (vrombissement de l'aspirateur) en plus du bébé qui adore aider (fait l'aspirateur avec sa bouche, et court partout en portant des chaussons en plastique QUI COUINENT à CHAQUE pas, pas juste un petit couinement, non, un vrai POUÏIIITT caché dans chaque talon).
- Hier soir après son coucher bébé s'est réveillé deux fois et a demandé à ce que je reviennent, il ne s'est endormi finalement que couché entre nous deux, rassuré par nos présences, sa main qui agrippe deux de mes doigts.
- Doliprane, petit déjeuner, jeux, déjeuner, tout en prenant des pauses aux toilettes quand je pouvais.
- Bébé sait que je vais partir. "Tu vas partir ?" avant même que je m'habille ou que je touche mon sac. Il est observateur, intelligent, curieux, en plus d'être beau et drôle et affectueux.
- Ensuite, RER, métro, train, et train, pour rentrer à la maison.
- Retour contre mon époux·e, retour dans Animal Crossing (j'ai décidé de limiter les risques de perdre la Switch en voyageant moins avec elle).
- , et je m'endors doucement en continuant à réunir les éléments de GUI pour un projet de broderie qui s'annonce tentaculaire.
http://jena.pink/20250419
##aujourdhui ##broderie ##pixelart ##famille ##transport ##AuDHD
Today's @pixel_dailies prompt was "stylish", so here's the most stylish bird out there.
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Featured at #Revision2025 (@revisionparty): "The Silvamancer", my entry into the ASCII/ANSI/PETSCII Graphics Competition!
Working on the ostrich enemy in Super 2D Noah's Ark. The model is actually based on the human characters but super deformed and knees bent backwards like a tzimisce monstrocity. Also I have yet to make head sprites for it, so you can all enjoy this hieronymus bosch-like character with me.
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Okay, it's out.
Lena is a handmade framework for making tiny games with palette graphics.
It's software-rendered, cross-platform and comes with constraints that challenge your creativity without limiting your game's size and scope. It comes with batteries-included palette graphics, some novel palette-blending and drawing effects, a simple audio interface, text rendering, and loaders and decoders for assets. It also compiles and runs on:
Windows (Native)
macOS (Native)
Linux (via SDL3)
WebAssembly (Native)
The core functionality of Lena is implemented from scratch in almost exactly 2,000 lines of Odin, and while I designed it as a fun little game jam framework for myself, I hope it can also serve as an interesting learning tool for people looking to delve deeper into low-level system and engine programming for video games.
https://github.com/lichendust/lena
I'm releasing this as a version v0.0.0 on GitHub right now, with the hope of getting some feedback before declaring a truly API-stable 1.0.0 release.
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Protect your Site with a DOOM Captcha.
Guillermo Rauch [CEO of Vercel], a frontend-as-a-service product, just used the company's AI site builder to come up with a new twist on CAPTCHA’s, one that invites users to play the classic first person shooter game DOOM and killing at least three monsters — on nightmare mode.
![We all know that “Can it run DOOM?” is the first question of a hardware hacker. The 1993 first person shooter from id Software defined an entire genre of games, and has since been made open source, appearing on almost everything.
Announcing his latest innovation on New Year's Eve, Guillermo Rauch's Doom CAPTCHA adds to a lengthy list of notable [and more serious/useful] feats, including authorship of Next.js, Mongoose and Socket.IO, among other open source projects. The Doom CAPTCHA might take the title for most fun, though.
That is, if you can cope with Doom on nightmare mode [the highest difficulty], which makes the demonic enemies harder to kill and more aggressive. Your correspondent did manage it on the first try, once I remembered that it's not immediately obvious how to strafe, and was left with a meager 19 percent health and a suitably bloodied and battered status bar face.
Since most web users find even the most basic CAPTCHA an annoying hoop to jump through, I don't see the nightmare Doom version gaining much traction outside the most sadistic devs implementing it as a joke or to intentionally annoy people.](https://nerdculture.de/system/media_attachments/files/114/359/279/392/524/331/original/b3e1a65e421d2820.jpeg "We all know that “Can it run DOOM?” is the first question of a hardware hacker. The 1993 first person shooter from id Software defined an entire genre of games, and has since been made open source, appearing on almost everything.
Announcing his latest innovation on New Year's Eve, Guillermo Rauch's Doom CAPTCHA adds to a lengthy list of notable [and more serious/useful] feats, including authorship of Next.js, Mongoose and Socket.IO, among other open source projects. The Doom CAPTCHA might take the title for most fun, though.
That is, if you can cope with Doom on nightmare mode [the highest difficulty], which makes the demonic enemies harder to kill and more aggressive. Your correspondent did manage it on the first try, once I remembered that it's not immediately obvious how to strafe, and was left with a meager 19 percent health and a suitably bloodied and battered status bar face.
Since most web users find even the most basic CAPTCHA an annoying hoop to jump through, I don't see the nightmare Doom version gaining much traction outside the most sadistic devs implementing it as a joke or to intentionally annoy people.")
![[ImageSource: Guillermo Rauch]
So here’s [Guillermo Rauch] DOOM captcha, in which you must gun down three bad guys to proceed.
It’s a WebAssembly application as you might have guessed, and while it’s difficult to shake that idea from the early 90’s that you needed a powerful computer to run DOOM, in reality it shows just how powerful WebAssembly is, as well as how far we’ve come in three decades.
The captcha prefer a few different entry points instead of always playing the same level, and I were always more handy with the mouse than the keyboard back in the day, but it’s certainly a bit of fun. It’s worth noting that simply playing the game isn’t enough to verify your humanity — if you’re killed in the game before vanquishing the required three foes, you’ll have to start over. As the game is running at “Nightmare” difficulty, proving your worth might be a tad harder than you’d expect.
<https://www.pcgamer.com/captchas-are-annoying-but-this-doom-themed-one-is-actually-fun/>
CAPTCHA programs that are used to determine whether a site visitor is a person or a bot come in pretty standard formats. Think text distortion [where users type the characters they see in a box amid other squiggles]; image recognition [you’re selecting, say, all the squares in a grid with a bicycle image]; and checkbox verification [you click on that box that reads: “I am not a robot”].](https://nerdculture.de/system/media_attachments/files/114/359/280/304/191/222/original/de8eef89c4b121f0.jpeg "[ImageSource: Guillermo Rauch]
So here’s [Guillermo Rauch] DOOM captcha, in which you must gun down three bad guys to proceed.
It’s a WebAssembly application as you might have guessed, and while it’s difficult to shake that idea from the early 90’s that you needed a powerful computer to run DOOM, in reality it shows just how powerful WebAssembly is, as well as how far we’ve come in three decades.
The captcha prefer a few different entry points instead of always playing the same level, and I were always more handy with the mouse than the keyboard back in the day, but it’s certainly a bit of fun. It’s worth noting that simply playing the game isn’t enough to verify your humanity — if you’re killed in the game before vanquishing the required three foes, you’ll have to start over. As the game is running at “Nightmare” difficulty, proving your worth might be a tad harder than you’d expect.
<https://www.pcgamer.com/captchas-are-annoying-but-this-doom-themed-one-is-actually-fun/>
CAPTCHA programs that are used to determine whether a site visitor is a person or a bot come in pretty standard formats. Think text distortion [where users type the characters they see in a box amid other squiggles]; image recognition [you’re selecting, say, all the squares in a grid with a bicycle image]; and checkbox verification [you click on that box that reads: “I am not a robot”].")
Can Can Bunny Superior (PC-98) (1990)
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#videogames #gaming #games #retrogaming #retrogames #arcade #aesthetic #backgrounds #gamebackgrounds #clouds #sky #pixelart #pixelaesthetic #VGArt #90sgames #PC98
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#videogames #gaming #games #retrogaming #retrogames #arcade #aesthetic #backgrounds #gamebackgrounds #clouds #sky #pixelart #pixelaesthetic #VGArt #90sgames #PC98
Happy #PointAndClickFriday!
I'm working on Temple of the Three Rules during my vacation.
You've been kidnapped by the evil treasure hunter Baron von Protz who forces you to find the Aztec treasure of Eitlcuaitl.
https://ramoramainteractive.itch.io/temple-of-the-three-rules
Another #PixelArt daily done! :) Glimmerbound.
You can grab the full-quality versions (for free) here: https://ko-fi.com/i/IO4O01DOAZ8
ENJOY!
You can grab the full-quality versions (for free) here: https://ko-fi.com/i/IO4O01DOAZ8
ENJOY!
𝙰𝚕𝚒𝚌𝚎 𝚒𝚗 𝚅𝚘𝚡𝚎𝚕𝚕𝚊𝚗𝚍
Made in the early 2010s.
More voxel art will follow in this 
Check this thread for game-themed voxel art:
Pixel dailies: Bug nest
#pixelart #pixel_dailies #bugnest #ドット絵 #aseprite #Procreate @pixel_dailies
