BunnyNabbit “Aon”

@bunnynabbit.com

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i'm a pooltoy. I program, yet I call myself the curator of-things. he/they, it/its (situational), 21. "I am having such fun Telamon-NOT-Telamon!" https://bunnynabbit.com/#links View full profile at https://wafrn.bunnynabbit.com/blog/BunnyNabbit

My Discord profile showing a Last Meadow Online badge with level 67 reached.
A list of standard.site documents hosted on my ATProto PDS. The screenshot includes record keys including windows-on-arm, whisper, what-i-use, web-frontend, video-workflows, typescript, structure, sql, silverbullet, readme, quartz, programming and picroma-plasma.
A reference sheet of Aon Pooltoy. It features the pooltoy character from two different angles. The pooltoy has a glossy black body, white underbelly. Its head is round with cyan eyes, grin, black nostrils and white horns. On the left is a frontal view of the character, showing its valve. The right is a view from the back, showing its tail. On its hands and feet, it has white markings resembling claws. Its limbs are thick and rounded. Text behind it describes the pool toy's lore, including its origin as a corporate gift for employees, it/its pronouns, purpose and details related to its "line.". The text is partially obscured by the pooltoy, with some text being redacted. The text described in a Java-like documentation comment of a class.
A terminal window showing a grid of various colored circles. Some of the circles are crossed, with the rest having a dot in their middle. They represent issues. The closed issues are tinted purple than their open counterpart. Overall, the grid appears mostly cyan-purple, with a green streak going through the middle.
A Gassy GaoGao speedrun. A LiveSplit window is placed next to the game's window, creating splits when the farting dragon protagonist enters through doors. The run is reset a couple times before achieving a time of 1:13.79. The in-game time reads 1:06.34.
An e-mail sent by Pinterest titled "None for BunnyNabbit". The e-mail body consists of lit mesh ceilings.
A graph of interlinked documents in my digital garden. The node for "A spacious nexus" is selected and shows six links to other nodes. There are about 32 nodes in the graph, with a few being orphaned.
Flower and Niko OneShot in a standard homepage.
Screenshot of an Android home screen. The page has various animal widgets created from ANeko. The icons are arranged in a diamond shape. On the top half of the shape is the ANeko application with icons for butterflies and dogs below. The middle section contains various reskins of the neko cat. On the bottom are Pokémon and various other creatures. The application icon for Bluesky is hiding in with the butterflies.
The ATProto PDS "pds.bunnynabbit.com" is being viewed in PDSls. It is listing one repository hosted on the personal data server. The box containing the PDS hostname has an icon depicting my pooltoy fursona.
A page titled "New tab" opened in SilverBullet. The screenshot shows a portion of the page. On top are several links to Bluesky posts. A paragraph stating: "If you're confused and don't know what to do, have a look at the Manual.". Icons of six websites including Bluesky, YouTube and GitHub are arranged in one line. Links to "Routine" and "index" pages and a search button. A task stating, "Boast about my fast nozzle." is unchecked. The page has a frontmatter block specifying that the page is a draft.
A screenshot composed of two windows. On the top are labels applied to an account on Bluesky. The labels are from SonaSky, Record Collector and The Cave of Trophonius. However, the avatars for each label are mismatched. The Record Collector labels are displayed as if they were from SonaSky. At a quick glance, 'Leaflet' looks like a furry species, but it is not. The SonaSky label 'Robot Dragon' is displayed as a fate of death from The Cave of Trophonius. The actual 'Fell (From plane)' from The Cave of Trophonius is displayed with a generic labeler avatar. The bottom window shows a code snippet of a userstyle for bsky.app. It shows that it is replacing images of the labelers to avatars by other labelers.
A subdivision vector drawing of Aon Pooltoy, a dragon pooltoy. The pool toy is being viewed from behind and is facing to the left. Its round face is seen from the side, displaying a glowing cyan eye and a grin. White horns protrude from the head. Its body is mostly a glossy black, with a white underbelly. From the back, a tail is extending out to the right. On its hands and feet, it has white markings resembling claws. Its limbs are thick and rounded.
A conversation between BunnyNabbit and an automated agent. BunnyNabbit: What does zhis workflow add zhat isn't arleady implemented in pages.yml? Nova: Hey @BunnyNabbit! Great question. The pages.yml workflow runs on push to master/main and builds the deployment, but it doesnt run on pull requests. This new workflow adds CI checks that run on every PR and every push to any branch, catching build failures before they are merged. It runs bun install, bun run build, and bun run cache:build:dev. This gives contributors immediate feedback on whether their changes will build correctly, rather than waiting for the CI to fail after merging to master. BunnyNabbit: Zhanks, @Nova. But I zhink our existing workflows are fine for checking pull requests. I believe zhis because I see in #622 zhat checks ran and found a TypeScript error in one of zhe commits. Also, how was zhis PR tested? I'm seeing zhat it specifies "main" as zhe branch when our repository has "master" set as zhe default branch. I can't confirm if zhis would work -- I can't seem to find Actions runs in your fork. Nova: Hey @BunnyNabbit, fair points! You are right that #622 ran checks - I should have checked that first. Re: the branch, I will update the workflow to target master instead. Want me to update the PR? The pull request was closed by p2r3.
The same fox class but with camel emojis being inserted instead of spaces. Below the class is a configuration for "spaceCamel.separator" which has a camel emoji assigned as its value.
A snippet of source code describing the class of a quick brown fox. Spaces are inserted between camel cased and pascal cased words. The Visual Studio Code editor is set to use a proportional font. The last line reads as: new Quick Brown Fox().jump Over(lazy Dog)
A wiki discussion page. The screenshot is focused on a section titled "Big ol' list of links". On the first paragraph, BunnyNabbit wrote: "Zhis wiki is incomplete. But how so? I will need to understand our progress by listing all stage links in one paragraph.". Right after are links to stages 1 to 400. Some of the links are blue, indicating they were created. But most of the links are red. BunnyNabbit wrote: "oh. well. zhat's a lot. As a reminder, I'm supposed to be documenting S290 because it's a difficult maze. Should I write contribution tutorials? I just use OBS and Animmerger. I could also try mucking around in Cheat Engine and maybe-".
A Gassy GaoGao stage displayed in whole. The level's design are stairs ascending to the right, with enemies, gaps and spike traps placed throughout. An enclosed room with a chest is embedded within the stage. The image is partially mapped, with uncovered areas largely being off bounds. The snake-like enemies are distorted because of the capturing process.
Clade's source code open in Clade. A file called find.co is open in the browser, showing a sub-section for the Finder class. The window is divided into two distinct sections, a column view of the project structure on top and source code on the bottom. The class has the text documented before its definition: "Object to search text in a document. It contains digested data of search parameter (compiled regex, ...( and a state for the current search.". The Finder class itself is partially displayed, with most of its code folded into Smalltalk-like protocol categories. The folded sections are as follows: initializing, accessing, searching, testing, private.
I'm tapping at the Copilot key on my Surface Pro's keyboard. A fart sound plays after every press.
An excerpt of the GitHub issues search page. The search bar has the query: 'is:issue involves:@me "use es modules"'. Eight results were returned by the search query. One visible entry is an open issue titled "Use ES modules" for the BunnyNabbit/appendme repository.
An open GitHub issue titled "Spanish text translations". The screenshot shows an excerpt from the issue. Two issues in a task-list are prominently displayed. The first entry is a closed issue titled "Translate strings to Spanish". Next to it is a checked red circle, signifying it is closed. The last entry is an open issue titled "Translate help documentation to Spanish", with a green circle and a dot inside that circle, indicating it's open.
Various windows are open. In the front are two windows displaying downloaded reference sheets. The window titled "downloads Properties" is displaying properties of the downloads folder, stating that the directory takes 459 megabytes on disk. It is slightly obscuring parts of the file explorer window behind it. The file explorer shows a path of "C:\node\download-references\sonasky-reference-downloader\downloads\sfw" and is displaying folders named after characters and users. The characters are mostly furry in design. Behind the two windows is a code editor, partially displaying the program responsible for downloading the files. Snippets of code and terminal logs are visible.
Creating a cuboid subcommand which creates vertical stilts for the æffected area. Changes are immediately reflected in the game.
Moving about the canvas in Krazycanvas. I check a box to a large sticky note saying, "Archive this game". I then shoot paint at a gem dispenser and collect the green gems to unlock a door. On the other side, there is much rough terrain than there usually is, causing me to draw a small platform to defend myself from a bee.
Me petting my avatar image on GitHub using my cursor.
A 2D subdivision shaded vector graphic depiction of Aon Pool Toy, a black dragon pooltoy. The pool toy's head has a large glowing cyan eye on its side, two round white horns on the back and a permagrin on the front. It has a white underbelly, and its body is shiny. Nodes are visible with each individual node having a color value. The nodes are creating edges and faces for each mesh. The UI for Plasma is visible and is positioned on the bottom of the screen. There are two panels stacked on top of each other. The top panel is titled "Mesh" with buttons for altering the appearance of a mesh. The button panel has details for the current mesh such as its size, name, position, size, angle, shear, mask and blur.
A product page for a Sandberg 2 in 1 numeric mouse. On the left is a single image of the mouse with the right being the product description. The mouse is rectangular in shape and has a keyboard's number pad. The mouse is wired and has three mouse buttons where it usually would be. The number pad section comprises more than half of the mouse. The product is discontinued. The product's description is as follows: Make it easier to work with your laptop. The Sandberg 2in1 Numeric Mouse is a numeric keypad and an optical mouse combined in a single, handy unit that's easy to carry around. Simply connect it to a USB port and it will work without the need to install drivers. The mouse sits perfectly in your hand, and you can lock the keys if you want to use only the mouse function, and vice versa.
Koding and interacting with a tree which explodes and kills the player.
A gray animal-like object made out of bricks explodes when the user clicks "OK" on a message saying, "Are you sure you want to do that?".
Me uploading a new avatar of a pooltoy being covered in a purple fluid. to Discord. There is a window of Bluesky in the background displaying my profile. The Bluesky avatar updates when the Discord avatar has been uploaded.
A Visual Studio Code window with two panels open. On the left is a code editor with a TypeScript file open. It has a class for getting posts from the Bluesky timeline. On the right is a Bluesky timeline populated with text posts. BunnyNabbit @bunnynabbit.com (he/they/zhey) for the record, it hurts when my record isn't a record Micah :3 @micahb.dev "I wish you would never speak." erm?m sorgi??? im girl??? cannot stop speaking or the thoughts will start. the voices.... Micah :3 @micahb.dev f. i eated too many root bear floats.. my tumbly herb 🌿 :( Micah :3 @micahb.dev not me tho im built different. my body can only go in one way. this includes sneezes. Micah :3 @micahb.dev this is the future the left (it's me) wants for the world
A user committing changes to a repository and then writes a Bluesky post using Visual Studio Code.
Logging into Bluesky using Visual Studio Code. The user invokes the "Poast Fetcher: Configure ATProto account" and enters his handle. After logging in, a message appears with the account's profile data.
The Tampermonkey extension in the browser extension list. There is a warning that the extension was corrupted. The extension is inactive with the option to repair it.
Various frames of a poorly built zebra-like Minecraft structure. The so-called horse has legs of two ropes, a birch wood body and a furnace as its head. It has snow layers for its face and tail.
Two windows are shown side-by-side and are about an issue with a Bluesky label indexer improperly using error handling. On the left is a GitHub issue titled "Do not reset cursor if database zhrows an error #29". On the right is a git diff changing a comment beginning from "TODO:" to "FIXME:". The issue text context displayed as-is: Clearly, I knew somezhing was wrong wizh zhis. However, I ignored it until it finally caught up to me. My indexer exploded after zhe VPS experienced I assumed to be memory issues. What might've happened was zhat MongoDB got OOM'd. Naturally zhis didn't play well wizh zhe indexer as it wasn't able to connect to it. Having a hardcoded list probably did zhe worst too since zhe indexer was able to attempt indexing labels from moderation services and zhen to assume zhat zhe cursor value was set to 0. Zhis isn't a minor issue. Having to reindex all labels requires much work for zhe indexer and database. I discovered zhat zhe indexer is able to ingest 1K labels per second which seems fast but zhat's just over zhe entire network. Zhere are millions of labels which exist. Fortunately, I do run two separate indexers on separate machines. Since it's just cursor values being set to zero wizh zhe labels being intact, I am able to copy over zhe cursor value, set it back a bit and let it run wizhout ingesting zhe whole event stream from zhe beginning.
Git diff of a document being changed. The document is written in Portuguese, Brazilian and is about an abort command. Line 11 is being changed from "When used to cancel VCR. Quando usado para cancelar o VCR, o nível retornará ao estado anterior à ativação do VCR. Nenhum estado será salvo neste caso, podendo ser usado para verificar com segurança o estado anterior de um nível." to "When used to cancel VCR, the level will revert to the state before VCR was enabled. Nenhum estado será salvo neste caso, podendo ser usado para verificar com segurança o estado anterior de um nível."
GitHub sponsors page for BunnyNabbit "Aon". On the left is text stating "Support BunnyNabbit's open source work" and below is a $11 per month goal with the text "I will be able to cover my server hosting costs.". On the right is a progress bar of the goal sitting at 0%.
ClassiCube footage. The user is in a level surrounded by two characters of a solid color. These characters are named "English" and "Español". The user first walks into the orange "Español" character, making their selection and causing it to fly up and spin. The user does it again but for the blue "English" character.
A screenshot of two windows, an error message and a feedback request. In the foreground, there is a ShareX error stating that it was unable to create a folder in "D:\Media\Documents\ShareX". In the background is a feedback question from OneDrive with the partial message being "How likely are you to recommend OneDrive to". A partial set of radio buttons is below the text going from "Very likely" to "Very unlikely". Only three out of the five buttons are visible. The window appears to be rendering incorrectly as the window is scaled to a square but only a portion renders with a black background on the top left corner with the rest being filled with a white void. The user gave the feedback form a 4/5.
ClassiCube footage of a player adding extra wool to a sheep using the /FurrierTransform command.
ClassiCube footage. The user uses the /CourierTransform command on a cardboard box and a mango-like object, causing it to look like it was damaged during transit.
ClassiCube footage of a user traversing an animation by being teleported relatively to their position. The user observes an unfinished animation of a wolf huffing and blowing, an animation of a blackbird flying and a dragon who is scratching his belly.
A captcha with the message "Click on the animals with this body part." following a sample image rendering of a nozzle on a dark blue background. Below the sample is a 3 by 3 grid of images consisting of animals or animal-like objects. From the top row is an inflatable flamingo pooltoy, raccoon and a closeup of a cat's eye. The middle row includes a German Shepard, inflatable unicorn pool toy and a parrot. The bottom row has a closeup of a cow's snout, a white horse and a leopard. At the bottom is an unfilled text box and a register button.
Creating a method "count:" for instance of class Counter in Pharo. Code is ran attempting to pass an integer to a message which instance of Counter does not yet understand. The debugger shows up and is used to define the "count:" method.
The player inserts a bunch of models called "too many joshuas" into the world. It then uses a golden leaf blower to blow away the inserted bunny-like creatures. The player's character model is an ostrich-like creature that has a red body, red eyes, red feet, black neck, black legs and is holding an asexual pride flag on its back.
A vertical list of browser tabs open in Microsoft edge. The tabs are in a group called "issues" and are about issues on GitHub. The favicons of each tab vary in from the issues' states of being open, closed and skipped. They are also colorized based on their issue's tags. Open cyan issue: User-created realm scripts "small animals" - Issue #75 - BunnyNabbit/voxel-telephone Open brown issue: Display AT URIs as-is - Issue #20 - BunnyNabbit/atp-label-indexer Open gray issue: Content label realm setting - Issue #66 - BunnyNabbit/voxel-telephone Skipped white issue: Guest mode - Issue #18 - BunnyNabbit/voxel-telephone Resolved red issue: Cached templates from voxel records get corrupted if differing sizes were used. Skipped cyan issue: Realm management commands - Issue #57 - BunnyNabbit/voxel-telephone Open red issue: Database errors cause process to exit - Issue #11 - BunnyNabbit/voxel-telephone Resolves pink issue: What is this? - Issue #1 - ClassiCube/MCGalaxy Open purple issue: Zombies breaking physics. - Issue #691 - ClassiCube/MCGalaxy
On the lower part of the image, there is a blue lizard-like figure riding a black dragon pool toy. The pool toy is lying on the ground with all fours. It has a solid cyan eye on the side of its grinning face. There is a collage of screenshots in a speech bubble coming from the pool toy and makes up the top part of the image. The text primary discusses issues related to fonts and character encoding of the Classic protocol which ClassiCube is built on. It mentions how a client built from the ground up using web technology may approach font rendering and how it may not be compatible with custom texture packs. Most of the text is written in Zhing-like English. In response to this verbose text, the blue lizard-like figure responds with "Woau!".
Demonstrating the formatting plugin. A class file written in JavaScript is open in Visual Studio Code. The class is named "Aon" and represents me, with methods for bouncing, making noise and creating an instance. I open up the context menu to format the code. The formatted code gets newlines added before each class method. It also gets an empty JSDoc comment which I proceed to write "Create an instance of a cool fella" for the constructor method.
A phone playing back a large number of notifications.
Screenshot of two windows. On the left is an AI generated article based on the GitHub issue on the right. The article on the left reads: Introduction (Heading) As a user of various devices and a recent switch to Zhem, managing local databases has become a crucial aspect of your workflow. With the increasing reliance on keyword searching, the acknowledged post status has become a vital piece of data. However, when switching between devices or backing up your data, exporting and importing local databases as files can be a daunting task. In this article, we will delve into the world of database management, exploring the best practices for exporting and importing local databases as files. Understanding Local Databases (Heading) A local database is a self-contained repository of data that is stored on a device, such as a computer or mobile phone. Local databases are often used by applications to store user data, settings, and other information. In the context of Zhem, the local database stores the acknowledged post status, which is a critical component of your keyword searching workflow. Why Export/Import Local Databases? (Heading) There are several reasons why you may need to export or import a local database as a file: The GitHub issue is closed, has an "enhancement" label and is a child issue of "Maintenance menu". BunnyNabbit wrote the following in the issue body: problem: i use devices and have been switching to zhem very recently, While zhe database doesn't store a bunch of data, zhe acknowledged post status is data I rely on a bunch when going zhrough keyword searching.
A goomba and pant less Mario are next to each other. The goomba is surprised that it is May.
Browsing through Voxel Telephone's website as elements smoothly transitions from the previous page to the next as links are being clicked.
Screenshot of the webpage. The webpage is titled "Games" and has a navigation bar for the homepage and games. The body is a list of links with associated images. Each link is a text description, such as "green peas", "gator", "noob", "fish", "Cheese", "a nuke exploding", "tnt tag x spleef", "broken table", "pink senior flip phone" and "a white wolf eating a watermelon". Each link is accompanied by an elongated placeholder graphic of a cat. A code editor is open, showing the code for the "GamePreview" component as demonstrated on the page.
Avatar history marked as beta alternating between two different avatar pictures over ten different occurrences spanning from April 5, 2025, to March 7, 2025. Each entry is marked with a date. Outside of Friday, the avatar resembles a black dragon pool toy made out of cubes, featuring cyan eyes, a large grin and nostrils. On entries on Friday or the day before Friday, it is the same avatar but with the facial features missing.
Digital pencil drawing depicting a yellow dragon with its head being a cube with "JS" written on it. Microsoft Journal's user interface is visible in the screenshot.
Yesterday Alerts: Harten_Gold connected (1:55 AM) Alerts: Harten_Gold disconnected Aon Pool Toy: Mabien (4:24 AM) Today Aon Pool Toy: slaimben (3:38 AM)
A non-functional Redbox video rental kiosk is shown with visible damage to its signage. The sign for the logo has fallen off. The yellow tagline sign situated above the logo has a hole, revealing a previous iteration of the text in red. A couple of objects which appear to be wires are placed on top of the kiosk, with one dangling off to the edge.
Screenshot of a Windows desktop. There is a row of three separate but identical shortcut icons for Firestorm. Below the Firestorm icon is a .gif file of a seal which appears to have a sad, crying looking face.