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A screenshot of a Discord message that says: "so im gonna go ahead and document some of the known issues and things i'd like to add to peepochat. i have no idea what the timeline is on any of them but here's what's on the docket - especially noticable in large/fast chats, but pausing scroll results in weird jittery behavior. i suspect it has to do with how historic messages are removed. - static native twitch emotes can struggle to render in emote preview cards - tooltips can behave weird when moving between messages vertically., in terms of things i want to add: - eventsub features (mod actions, predictions, polls, channel points, etc. - whatever is possible) - emojis in the emote picker (harder than you'd think) - i dont like how some parts of the app look. particularly the top bar for chat panes., - virtualization to heavily increase performance. i'll have to see the tradeoffs that it comes with (basically only renders the messages in view; will almost definitely break ctrl + f) i know some people have been trying it out lately so pleeeeease let me know if you run into any issues or have feedback :)"
A popup dialog with the header: "What's new" Underneath the header is a subheader that says "You're on version 1.0.1. Here's what changed." There's a tag that says "v1.0.1" dated for 2026-04-15, it lists: - Added this very changelog dialog so you can see what's been added each update! - Toasts now appear at the top-center of the screen instead of the bottom-right. - Bug fix: settings being reset when an input field is empty. - Bug fix: chat messages causing dropdown menus to scroll back to default position. There's another tag that says "v1.0.0" dated for 2026-04-06 that has one bullet point: - Initial public release of Chatvoice.
You can always pirate Adobe products. It’s always morally correct.
The back of a T-shirt for the Magdalena Bay Imaginal Mystery Tour. I am pointing at the date, October 8th, for the Nashville, Tennessee show.
3 widgets are shown on a portion of webpage. The top widget displays the last or currently playing song. In this example, it features the album cover to Paramore's Ignorance song. Underneath it is timestamped to 21 hours ago, with the text "via LastFM" The middle widget displays my latest Bluesky post. In this example, it says "with microsoft starting to absorb github and the number of copilot 'features' being added, ive been looking for a good alternative..." - underneath it displays my profile information and a timestamp of 6 days ago, as well as the text "via Bluesky" The bottom one is a widget for my Discord server. It has the label "Hang out." and displays the Discord's icon image, name, and number of members currently online.
A message from myself in my Discord. The first message reads "WAT" attached to a picture of Twitch providing a 35% off discount for gifted subs. The second message reads "TWITCH WHY THE WEEK OF THE SUBATHON????" The third message reads "im crineeeee" The last message reads "somebody tell me this is just for me and not across the website"
A Hatsune Miku plushie with two pride flags waving in the background.
Steam library page of ENA: Dream BBQ with a large play button and a few statistics, most notably the play time of 3.8 hours and 14/14 achievements.
A YouTube video titled: "A proof I'm a femboy + thigh highs reveal | Installing Arch Linux as a femboy every da..."
A Facebook marketplace listing with the title "2000 Briggs and Stratton 6hp Shopping Cart". It's priced at $250, and was listed 5 days ago in Monticello, GA.
The Twitch channel page of "TheLtWilson". Notably, the container that displayed the streamer's name, stream title, and current game has been moved to being above the video player. It used to be located below it.
My cat sleeping on my lap. I am sitting in a rocking chair.
A screenshot of a MrBeast tweet that reads "We found 100 stranded/abandoned dogs and spent over $1,000,000 to find them loving homes! This is one of my favorite videos so I hope you consider adopting a dog :)" However, Twitter is hiding the fact that this video is being promoted as an ad unless you hit the triple dot icon, and see two buttons: "I don't like this ad" and "Why am I seeing this ad?"
The actor Matthew Lillard superimposed onto a meme of a shellshocked soldier at war, depicting the feeling of PTSD.
A picture of my cat, Maddie.