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comix64i couldve written this from Paralizer, since i was just on it and the next paragraph is about it, but i wanted to get a hustle on and unto the shower-rooms. before i started inverse-hustle-onning by writing a blogpost. hehehe...
i made Paralizer have KDE Oxygen themes! i love oxygen! remember back in november when i was all like "uuughhh we need the aeros and the skeuos!"? well, i think oxygen is a beautiful example of an aero-kind of ui. its not skeuo, because it doesnt really resemble any actual objects, its just a theme and gradients and color-palette for plasma, but it still counts as a kind of aero sort of theme. its stylish. i love oxygen! and so i got it on Paralizer even though it didnt have oxygen even though it usually is supposed to come with it since it uses kde plasma. yummy nummy in my tummy.
i saw episode number tuh-tuh-tuh-two of The Tatami Galaxy, in which the protagonist is a film club guy. i read a brief synopsis of the book, which claims that at the end of any given anti-rose-colored college life, he ponders how it would have went should he have chosen another club, which makes it a kind of hypothesis-within-hypothesis as each hypothetical variation dreams of another. the series instead depicts a clock tower resetting time, and in this episode the unnamed protagonist has "déjà vu" from time to time. which is much more literal and physical, a time-reset than a hypothesis loop. i prefer the imagination loop better, but i still havent gone to look for the novel yet. i hope to do so soon.
i made Paralizer have KDE Oxygen themes! i love oxygen! remember back in november when i was all like "uuughhh we need the aeros and the skeuos!"? well, i think oxygen is a beautiful example of an aero-kind of ui. its not skeuo, because it doesnt really resemble any actual objects, its just a theme and gradients and color-palette for plasma, but it still counts as a kind of aero sort of theme. its stylish. i love oxygen! and so i got it on Paralizer even though it didnt have oxygen even though it usually is supposed to come with it since it uses kde plasma. yummy nummy in my tummy.
i saw episode number tuh-tuh-tuh-two of The Tatami Galaxy, in which the protagonist is a film club guy. i read a brief synopsis of the book, which claims that at the end of any given anti-rose-colored college life, he ponders how it would have went should he have chosen another club, which makes it a kind of hypothesis-within-hypothesis as each hypothetical variation dreams of another. the series instead depicts a clock tower resetting time, and in this episode the unnamed protagonist has "déjà vu" from time to time. which is much more literal and physical, a time-reset than a hypothesis loop. i prefer the imagination loop better, but i still havent gone to look for the novel yet. i hope to do so soon.
