Videos

It feels really good to be finished this after over four months of working on it. Also, is posting my own stuff here allowed? I don't post much, I just felt like sharing this thing I made.

A commentary on Aroace.

As much as I like the marble machine song, I like this one better.

A selection from the comments section:

Someone, somewhere has a embedded Windows 95 OS controller in a factory that had no upgrade path options due to the vendor no longer being in business and being unable to afford anything beyond maintenance of the existing machines. You have no idea who is going to come out the woodwork but you almost certainly just saved a few million jobs globally with this project.

The fact that MattKC can revolutionize windows 95 backporting like this, creating something that will make similar projects indescribably easier and still have less than 1 million subscribers is insane to me.

I would not describe any of these as elegant in flight.

Check out the description if you want to see previous April fools videos.

Short pixel art skit I made for the 1st of April!

Also check out the rest of Charles Cornell's page, lots of cool music-theory vids like this

Now I want to see if someone can replicate this preforming it backwards, like https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q93aHg0Altk

Don't know if truth or just all the compiled stereotypes, but it made me laugh.

Another throw back. I think MGM was the first youtuber I watched regularly.

The latest installment of keeping a lobster as a pet. Here is the whole playlist of Leon. Its an interesting story to watch. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9sI7WveN7vk&list=PL0HiM4heFTOoxnxAnv_WJJArugTScPBUg

old Rhett & Link stop motion directed/edited by MysteryGuitarMan (Joe Penna).

Startup and running of a hot bulb engine. Mechanical sounds only. The engine starts running at ~1:40

Piped: https://piped.video/watch?v=sLVrQTd-OHI

Got recommended this channel by The Algorithm, they have a few videos on AI and logic with cute dogs.

"True Facts is not appropriate for children nor for adults who don't act like children." -Ze Frank