decompiler

@decompiler.bsky.social

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Pappy, hubby, US veteran, metalhead, and nerd (since way before it was cool). He/him. Trying everyday to use my various strengths in service to my fellow humans while (hopefully) minimizing the damage of my various shortcomings.

Mike from MST3K staring seriously at the camera amidst the meme text “Bro, do you even riff?”
October 18th No Kings protest in Round Rock, TX. Many US flags, many signs of patriotic protest, and one person in a pink frog suit.
Cover of Suicidal Tendencies’ 1990 album “Lights, Camera… Revolution”. The band poses on top of a Vista theater with only “ST” lit on the neon sign and the album title listed on the marquee.
Hands Off protesters in downtown Round Rock, Texas.
Arthas’ sword, Frostmourne, displayed with a note that reads, “I bought this BEFORE Arthas purged Stratholme”. Nearby, a taped up community note reads “Readers added context: Arthas only found Frostmourne AFTER purging Stratholme.”
“We dont take an oath to a king.” -Gen Mark Milley VETERANS MARCH I will support and defend the Constitution of the United States against all enemies foreign and domestic; that I will bear true faith and allegiance to the same. Project 2025 will decimate programs veterans rely on and has already eliminated vital lifelines (Veterans Crisis Line). FRIDAY 14 MAR 2025 - NOON IN WASHINGTON DC AND AT EVERY STATE CAPITOL ALL ARE WELCOME TO STAND WITH US
A screenshot from the videogame Cyberpunk 2077, depicting stolen parts of neon signs cobbled together in a ditch just off the road, configured to read “Eat the Rich”.
Seven album covers: Sunrot/Body Void - split GODFLESH - A World Lit Only By Dub Wizard Tattoo - Living Just for Knife Fighting Transgressive - Bury Me in Rainbow Flags TACTICAL PAGAN - s/t Full of Hell/Andrew Nolan - Scratching the Divine Oranssi Pazuzu - Muuntautuja
Album cover for “Lights, Camera… Revolution” by Suicidal Tendencies.
Sunrot shirt featuring a white-on-black print of the band's logo followed by a photo of Kurt Cobain as a child, dressed as a vampire (black cape, plastic fangs) and menacing the camera. Below, the text “God is Gay.” appears in italics.
The band Dark Castle, bathed in all red light, performing at what used to be known as Austin Terror Fest in June of 2019.
Kitchen chalkboard, hanging on a wall above a spice rack, with a basic drawing of a grinning bat and a countdown to next Halloween (315 days, currently).
Cloud Rat shirt, front: a mostly white-on-black print depicting swans facing one another, with heads bowed, red-orange globes on their backs - each containing a crying eye. Below them, a celestial serpent sidewinds, creating a shape that could be the toothy grin to match those eyes. At the bottom, in small caps, “ORDER IN THE WORLD NOW”.
Potion shirt featuring a pale blue-on-black illustration of a sleeping girl floating above her bed. Potion’s devilish logo in deep red appears above.
Doom Side of the Moon shirt featuring cartoonish art depicting a view from the cratered surface of the moon. The Earth hangs in the sky above a bull skull and ribcage in the foreground. There’s a cactus not far off to the left, and what looks like some kind of temple structures in the distance to the right.
Morbid Angel, circa 1992 (I saw them in Germany, September 1993, with Dismember and Grave)
Pallbearer shirt with a white-on-black print depicting a death-like robed and hooded piper playing, spreading a shroud-like fog down onto the Earth. Within the fog, across the upper edge of the planet, the stages of a human life - baby, child, adolescent, etc. through death - are walking in a procession, the eldest and front-most falling, creating a continent-sized storm on the surface.
Subrosa shirt featuring the cover of the album More Constant Than The Gods. Depicts what appears to be a seated goddess, framed by the full moon and leaning against a pyramid, looking down in apparent boredom/apathy. A thin snake tattoo coils up her bicep and around toward her shoulder blade. Lightning shoots from a lazily pointed finger toward where she gazes. A small moth appears in a box - as of collected and pinned - in the upper right corner; the band's name appears in the upper left.
Author & Punisher shirt featuring white on black diagrams of his music machines, with the phrase "These machines kill fascists."
Feminazgûl shirt, front: a depiction of a nymph dancing and playing pipes, joined by hare and toad friends. Under their feet, mostly buried and overgrown, can be seen the skulls of cops and a decaying patrol car. The band's logo, like a careful arrangement of twigs and sharpened sticks, floats above - crowned by a waxing crescent, upturned as a vessel.
Ho99o9 band shirt, simply displaying their logo (with a subtitle of “horror” for those who need it) in white on black.
A Royal Thunder shirt for the album WICK. Shows a scene that looks something like a mountain-sized prism with the sun setting behind it; mist in foreground reveals the resultant spectrum.
Generative AI image of Santa decked out in cliché metal gear, shredding on stage (with the crowd behind him, because that makes sense?) with some six fingered hands and bodies melting together marked as obvious signs of generative AI.
White-on-black Kowloon Walled City shirt with a very technical looking diagram depicting old school punchcard computing (I think?).
Napalm Death shirt, front. Black and white photo of crying children fleeing a napalm strike on their village during the Vietnam War, framed by the band's logo and the words, “ANTI-RACIST”, “ANTI-FASCIST”, and “ANTI-VIOLENCE”.
Many monarch butterflies fluttering around a small, unkempt patch of light purple flowers.
Long sleeve Blackbraid shirt, front - "Blackbraid" in gothic letters with hemlock branches over the left breast, "Blackbraid" in gothic letters down left sleeve, a duck feather down the right sleeve.
A view across my stove top - sweet potatoes boil in the foreground while measured sugar and spices, vanilla milk, eggs, and ginger wait on the counter in the background.
Dark Castle shirt featuring a monotone silver-on-black print of the Spirited Migration album cover.
Shirt featuring the cover art for the Terrorizer album World Downfall.
Shirt from the band Ripped to Shreds, featuring their name on a Boss HM-2 "Heavy Metal" guitar pedal.
Body Void shirt - a white-on-black design of flowers, teeth, tangled vines, and skulls with Body Void's logo centrally set in pink.
Cover of GODFLESH's self-titled album.
Brujeria "En Vivo 2022" tour shirt front, simply "Brujeria" in yellow gothic font with red outline.