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@tsubodii.com

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Autistic, he/him, really loves computers, very much into PSO (NGS global ships 2 and 4), tends to monologue. Banner source: Mac OS 9 "Lime Horizon" wallpaper. EN/ES/JP OK!

"Tsubo-Deu" (pronounced "sue bow doe") holding a rifle on top of the Personal Shop in Central City, Movie theater in the distance.
"Tsubo" on top of a building in Central City, with their arms crossed.
"Tsubo" striking a pose (taken while dancing) in Central City, with Central Tower in the background.
"Tsubo" posing in the Central City watchtower.
The same Windows 98 PCem setup, albeit in 1024x768. Explorer shows a folder named "Monologues", containing a single text file as of the screenshot's creation. Said text file is opened in Notepad, starting off with the poster dismissing the thought of them giving their Discord (or "clones" like Fluxer and Stoat), following up with saying they treat the aforementioned platform as afterthoughts, then mentioning that they live, beeath, and eat IRC "like a real one", and that if they wanted one-to-one conversations, they'd go for XMPP. Afterwards, they position themselves as "the based colorful jiangshi of Katzenburg", alluding to how they first got into Microsoft Comic Chat, an old IRC client that still has a small, but dedicated community in this day and age. "based colorful jiangshi" referring to how they used Hsien-Ko from "Darkstalkers" as their avatar. "Katzenburg" referring to an IRC server owned by an individual who goes by "Koshka" (russian for female cat), who was friends with the poster. Even to this day, the current whereabouts of "Koshka" are still unknown, with their website last updated 28/12/2025. The poster then follows up by saying that no mainstreamer will ever stay on IRC for more than a picosecond before having the platform effect "hit them like a truck, sending them back to their safe space",(as in they end up going back to Discord/Fluxer/Stoat from boredom in an isekai context.) continuing with "a personal Narnia" as an alternative to 'their safe space", then going "I, however, will stay on IRC until I die.", showing loyalty to the chat protocol. They finish the document off with a promotion of one of their long-time friends' IRC network, along with their channel on there, then prompting the reader to register their nickname (through NickServ), concluding with the poster anticipating the reader chiming in their IRC channel, finally ending with their recurring signature.
A screenshot of Windows 98SE running on PCem. Notepad shows an untitled document where the poster starts off by praising the emulator being able to let him write it without any performance drops on their 8th gen i7, unlike 86box or PCbox, a fork that adds Pentium III emulation among other stuff, calling both projects "hackjobs", then transitions to a vent of sorts calling people who use said projects "morons who only care about cycle accuracy", followed by going "If you genuinely thinks that 86box is better than PCem, then you're a scumbag who would pee on Sarah Walker's grave if she ever dies.", then wraps the document off by saying that PCem performs better on weaker hardware compared to 86box, closing off by going "and that's a fact" finally ending with their signature on the last line.
My VRoid character pointing towards text reading "Consider the following: 127.0.0.1 (the IPv4 "localhost" address) is dead. ::1 (the IPv6 "localhost" address) is the future." on a black to mint green gradient.
A cropped picture of my Neocities site.