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Dahlia

glamfrenzy@toot.lgbt

<p>Moody daydreamer in her slow girl era</p><p>Rat fan and hammock enthusiast</p><p>Perennial wallflower</p><p>🏳️‍⚧️ she/her</p><p>Profile picture: a print from a lino-cut I made of two cats looking at the moon framed by some long grass<br />Banner: a digital painting of some CRT monitors of different sizes falling</p>

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  • Post #2618851

    @eliskunk@queer.group This is so well done! Cool as hell :neocat_devil: Blasphemy is always a nice little treat too :)

  • Post #2004272

    Sketched a tired lil bulb bot 🪫

  • Post #2004262

    A few nights ago I was walking by this small stream after dark and was impressed by the symphony the frogs were putting on. I returned the next day with a pocket recorder and captured their Springtime chorus. The full recording is pretty long but this is a fun clip about 3 minutes after I walked away to give them some privacy. At first you&amp;#39;ll hear some frogs in the distance but the nearby ones that got a lil spooked by me will start chiming in soon. Headphones! (in stereo) 🐸

  • Post #2004261

    I know thoughts and prayers get a bad rap because they tend to show up in lieu of any actual material assistance but if disconnection and isolation are the issue, and they often are, then I think they actually go pretty far. If I found out some witch was scrawling a sigil of resilience for me or blessing my pets with good health or something I&amp;#39;d be stoked

  • Post #1524961

    So does soundcloud suck these days? Is there a fedi way to share audio recordings? For context I recently found a stream that was teeming with frogs and it was an absolute croakstorm. I dug out my old zoom recorder when I got home and went out the next night (10 pm seemed like party hour). I&amp;#39;d love to share it but don&amp;#39;t really know the best way to do so. I might clip out a smaller sample to post but I got about 17 minutes on the full recording which might be useful as ambience...

  • Post #1096865

    Does anyone know how to encode closed captions on #vhs tapes? I know this was probably niche knowledge even when tapes were in active production but is this even feasible without super expensive/rare hardware?