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XXIIVV
{ Still researching this shit etc. ~drummyfish }
XXIIVV is a proprietary soynet website and personal wiki (similar concept to our wiki) of a Canadian egoist minimalist/esoteric programmer/artist/generalist David Mondou-Labbe who calls himself "Devine Lu Linvega" (lmao) who is a part of a highly cringe artist/programmer group called Hundred Rabbits (100r) who live on a small ship/boat. David seems to be a normie SJW fascist, proclaiming "aggressivity" on his web (under "/ethics.html" on his site). The site is accessible at http://wiki.xxiivv.com/site/home.html. There are some real good and pretty bad things about it.
{ Holy shit his webring is cringe and toxic as fuck. One huge gay nazi wannabe "artist" circlejerk. It's like a small village worth of the kind of psychopaths who draw cute childish drawings of tiny animals with small hearts and love all around while at the same time advocating live castration of anyone who dislikes them. ~drummyfish }
Firstly let's see the letdowns, which greatly prevail: the site is proprietary and HE LICENSES HIS ART AND SOME OF HIS CODE UNDER CC-BY-NC-SA, retard alert!. Honestly he can shove this up his ass. He's a capitalist open soars fanboy who oppresses others by trying to monopolizing art by keeping exclusive "commercial intellectual property rights". At least some of his code is MIT, but he also makes fucking PROPRIETARY PAID software (e.g. Verreciel), then he somehow tries to manipulate readers of his website to believe he is "against capitalism" :'D The guy also seems egoistic as fuck, invents weird hipster names and "personal pronouns" for himself, has some ugly body modifications, wears cringe rabbit costumes, he thinks his art is so good he has to "protect" it with fascist licenses and writes in a cringe pompous/cryptic/poetic style probably in hopes to appear smart while just making it shithard to make sense of his texts -- truly his tech writings are literal torture to read. The only thing he's missing is a fedora. Anyway, that's just a quick sum up of the cancer stuff.
There are also nice things though, a few of them being:
- The guy is creating extremely minimalist, small tech from-scratch technology that's worthy of attention. Some of it includes:
- uxn: Simple (~100 LOC of C) virtual machine, similar to a "fantasy console" but intended more for portability. This also comes with an assembly language called tal.
- lietal: Simple artificial language.
- The wiki writes on pretty interesting topics, many of which overlap with our topics of interest. For example pen and paper computing that includes games.
- Some of the presented opinions and wisdoms are based, e.g. "for writing fast programs use slow computers" etc.