bushr.at

@bushr.at

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Rust enthusiast, Bevy contributor, harbinger of no_std PRs, Tasmanian. (he/him)

Screenshot of a webpage. The top quarter is a banner with several links to examples named "boids", "cube", "mipmaps", "msaa_line", "multiple_render_targets", "shadow", "srgb_blend", "stencil_triangles", and "water". The lower 3 quarters of the screen is a low-poly mountain range with water flowing in gullies.
Screenshot of the Zed IDE showing Rust and HTML code side by side. In the lower right is a web browser showing a red triangle on a green background.
An infant with their back to the camera squatting in a dark lounge room. They shoot up, squat down, then shoot up and shout. It is late and our dog wants us to go away.
A BlueSky Licence for bushr.at.
Screenshot of the Zed text editor showing a Rust project. To the left of the editor is a QEMU window emulating a Pebble smartwatch with an application entry for "Pebble Rust", the project in question.
A Git commit from nia-e titled "f my gay ass puppy life"
A phone recording of the Netflix app home screen auto playing a scene from Shrill where the subtitles discuss waxing, poop, and thongs, while the actual dialogue is about the morning after pill.
Google Street Maps view of the University of Tasmania engineering building. Centre frame is a ramp leading to the basement of the building with a large open storm gate.
Screenshot from the Redraw webpage showing "WebGPU not supported"
Shaknovsky switched to an invasive surgery, opening Bryan’s abdominal cavity. OR staff told health department investigators that Bryan’s colon “burst out” when Shaknovsky cut open the cavity, and they had to rush in to move the colon out of the way and suction blood. Shaknovsky then found the blood vessel he wanted to cut and noted to staff that he could feel it pulsing under his fingers. “That’s scary,” he reportedly said to the staff member assisting him. Shaknovsky then grabbed a surgical stapler, situated it around the vessel, and fired. Bryan immediately began severely hemorrhaging and went into cardiac arrest. Staff reported a significant amount of blood started pouring out, and they began the emergency blood transfusion protocol, then called a code, and began CPR. Shaknovsky, meanwhile, kept working in the abdomen, which was filled with a pool of blood. Despite not being able to see what he was doing, he did not ask staff for a clamp or cauterizer. Instead, Shaknovsky blindly fired another staple into Bryan’s abdomen and kept working. After a while, the staff was unable to resuscitate Bryan, and he was pronounced dead. Shaknovsky extracted an organ he called Bryan’s spleen and put it on a table. Staff reportedly looked at the readily identifiable liver in shock. One reported feeling sick to their stomach.
10 BlueSky posts from 9 different accounts replying to each other in a thread. The posts read out the opening lyrics to David Bowie's "Kind of Magic" from Labyrinth.
A large truck being unloaded out of the rear of a military transport plane. The truck is branded with the Burger King logo.
r/rust post made 2 minutes ago for a project named pneuma. The post complains about being removed previously due to use of AI generated content in the body of the post itself, and reads as an ad for the paid services they are providing.
Screenshot from the GitHub mobile application with a new copilot AI button where the My Account button used to be.
A screenshot from YouTube search results for the phrase "C++ modules", where the top two results are videos from 4 years and 10 months ago respectively, each with exactly zero views.
A still frame from the kids TV show Angela Anaconda Four child characters are having a conversation in front of school lockers. The art style in this show consists of desaturated photography composited into an animated environment.
YouTube search results for "why should I die" linking to Lifeline Australia
Screenshot of a YouTube video thumbnail, titled "Why were 90s programmers so legendary?". The thumbnail features Linus Torvalds, John Carmack, and Jonathan Blow.
A still frame from Wallace and Gromit: The Wrong Trousers, in which, Feathers McGraw is riding a sleeping Wallace up alongside an external wall at night, about to steal a giant diamond.
A Rotten Tomatoes screenshot of the 2003 film "The Core". The critic score is 39%, and the audience score is 34%.
A screenshot from the Official Register of Colour Names. It shows the colour #E32224 has been named "Red-Orange"
A Tweet from @AlexBlechman stating: "Sci-Fi Author: In my book I invented the Torment Nexus as a cautionary tale Tech Company: At long last, we have created the Torment Nexus from the classic sci-fi novel Don't Create The Torment Nexus."
A screenshot of a Twitter post from @thingskatedid reading: "did you know in Linux you can adjust the volume by using alsamixer or pavucontrol or pipewire somehow or maybe with jack or IPC using subs or probably over PF_NETLINK to the kernel idk. Did you know with Linux I'd you want to adjust the volume you can go fuck yourself"
Screenshot of a Steam purchase history listing Left 4 Dead 2, Portal 2, Tropico 4, Arma 2, and Crisis 2. The first purchase is in October 2010.
Daylight in a living room. Center-frame is a Labrador standing on the corner of a couch with a large apple in its mouth.
An Android phone held in landscape. On the phone is a GameBoy Advance emulator playing a game. The game shows a white screen with a small pixel-art character at the bottom edge.
A chocolate Labrador laying on a green leather couch. The dog is centre-frame looking directly at the camera with his tongue sticking out slightly. Also poking out of his mouth is a small frozen cucumber, reminiscent of a cigar.
A Labrador puppy looking up to the camera with a blue toy octopus in its mouth, grinning with excitement.