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Melodyne // she,they,it — 21 🎈 Music enthusiast, graphic designer and computer tinkerer // Recovering KDE hater /silly

A screen recording of Minecraft. The player is driving a Create: Aeronautics car that resembles the Back to the Future DeLorean with technology from various tech mods shoved in the back, including Create: The Factory Must Grow, Create: Connected, and others. Inside the car is a CC: Tweaked monitor displaying XYZ coordinates like the time circuits display, including blinking and beeping amber colons, as well as a digital speedometer at the top of the monitor. The player drives out some distance from spawn on a superflat world before turning around and accelerating the car up to 88 miles per hour. The neon tubes glow purple, purple particles appear in front of the car, loud electric sounds play, and after a few seconds, the car teleports back to spawn in a bright booming flash and the various sounds and effects sputter out.
A reaction video of Michael Knowles spewing homophobic bullshit. A Spotify window comes in from the right, playing Jort Storm by Slimecicle in perfect time with the same instrumental that's playing in the background of the Michael Knowles video.
A screen recording of Cool Retro Terminal with an amber theme very similar to the terminal in the Iron Lung film, featuring the BigBlue Terminal font and curved monitor rendering. The user enters TUIOS (TUI-OS) and opens two windows for cmus and cava, and then opens snake in the second workspace. The song playing in cmus is Survivor's Guilt by Vylet Pony.
A screen recording of a Cool Retro Terminal window, named "SM-13". It features a curved CRT terminal screen very similar to the yellow terminal in the film and Blu-Ray menu for Iron Lung, using the BigBlue Terminal font set to a large size with burn-in/afterglow and some flicker. Running in the terminal is a Zellij session with two panes open, running cmus and cava on the top and bottom respectively. The session has been renamed to "SM-13" and the panels have been renamed to "MUSIC PLAYER" and "VISUALIZER". The song playing in cmus is The Wallflower Equation by Vylet Pony.
A Discord message from "squirter mcfarterson" (me) captioned "This shit so good" with an attached RADIOACTIVELY YELLOW photo of a restaurant meal
Three locations in the google weather app, all of them are RED with severe flood risk warnings and a yellow watch for the top one.
A desktop screenshot of a Windows 7 Aero themed desktop (AeroThemePlasma), including a transparent Windows Media Player style Spotify (WMPotify), old YouTube (vorapis) in old Google Chrome (Geckium) with Aero transparency on every window, but with a Ghostty window open showing an Arch Linux fastfetch.
Most of the first chorus of BIRDBRAIN by Jamie Paige, sung with accurate pitch and vibrato by klattsch. The lyrics only go up to before the last part of the chorus.
A screenshot of a KDE Dolphin file manager window. The current open folder is "/home/melodyne", showing a 3D Objects folder using the Flatpak folder icon. It sits next to a Games folder, Documents folder, Apps folder, thunderbird folder, and Pictures folder.
A large satellite in Kerbal Space Program that is shaped like a penis. It has a long shaft of battery modules with two spherical space station hubs on the bottom. It is covered in solar panels, satellite dishes, and antennas sticking out everywhere on it.
The Spicy Lyrics page except it's glowing brighter than heaven's gates
An entire page of discord messages with an image sent by me, all completely spoilered. The first message at the top is unspoilered, reading "tadc spoilers".
A page on the Geode SDK website. It's a full-screen image of the sog cat reading "YOU JUST GOT SOGGED" in Impact text, redirected to from the message on the front page stating Geode was acquired by Sapphire Enterprise Inc.
The video "THIS is the Biggest Thing Since CGI" by Corridor Crew. The same instrumental track can be heard (seemingly a closer version) and Jort Storm is played after the song in the video plays. "I Built the THINNEST Street Legal Car" is also seen in the recommended videos and this screen recording was taken roughly half an hour before the other one.
The video "I Built the THINNEST Street Legal Car" by Prop Department. The background music is the same or a similar instrumental track used in Jort Storm - Radio Edit by Slimecicle, which is then played over top the background music, the instrumentals and Slimecicle's vocal performance fitting perfectly.
Half-finished TTML Spicy Lyrics for "SICK OF IT" by femtanyl. The lyrics include a lot of the chops, both written and timed.
A screenshot of a desktop that resembles MacOS 26 Tahoe, including a refractive "liquid glass" effect on the dock, top bar, terminal window, and open brightness settings, but the Konsole terminal and Info Center windows show information for an Arch Linux system running KDE Plasma 6.
A comment from BurntLettuce, the mod creator. It reads: PUH-PUH-PWEASE MAKE A DWOOM SWAYEW AVATAW <:3 PWEASE PWEASE PWEASE I NEED A DWWOOM SWAYEW AVATAW TO KIWW FUWWYS WITH *nervously looks around* OTHEWWIWE MY FWIENDW WON'T THINK I'M BWAWED T_T PWEEAAAASSSSEEE *tucks tail between legs and pouts* It is replied to by Evenhlol, reading: now your making a fool of your self, you parasitic cocksucking rodent. i never said i hate furries you cumstain. why am i even asking you? you're a salads cousin with down syndrome.I would give you brain damage, but God clearly did you dirty in the mind department. Maybe if you wasnt such a little bitch, you would have a bitch giving you head you waste of good oxygen. if you were my child i would have [redacted] you are.
The CachyOS installer window running the installation on a MacBook Pro
A screenshot of a basically nothing-burger Triage analysis, except it was given a score of 8 out of 10, including adware, privilege escalation, ransomware, and spyware. The most suspicious offenses listed below are actions performed by explorer.exe and msedge.exe, reported to be behaving like malware.
A low-quality, closeup screenshot of the Toy Story 5 trailer showing that the window titles for the terminals opened on the lily pad have "zsh" in them.
A YouTube thumbnail for a video titled "Can You Beat Minecraft As A Fetus?" by Troglodyte. The thumbnail shows a nether-like fleshy environment background with a Minecraft update title at the top, reading "FETUSCRAFT - ESCAPE FROM THE WOMB". On the left is a worm-baby-like creature with scratchy facial features, and on the right is presumably a doctor (unidentified by me) on a Minecraft skin model, separating a seam in the thumbnail with a realistic hand while holding a scalpel or syringe in the offhand.
A camera recording of a car radio. The volume is at half and the EQ knobs show the bass turned all the way up, playing Mr. Kill Myself by sewerslvt. The bass is insanely heavy, almost resonant.
A BlackBerry Curve 9320 running BBSSH connected to an Arch Linux system with the Fastfetch logo printed on the screen.
A message being sent on Discord with a Blackberry Curve 9320 via j2me. The message simultaneously appears on a desktop client in the background.
A photo of two monitors at the edges where they meet. The KDE Plasma display settings is open where both monitors are seen slightly overlapping in their configuration. This is seen by the fact that several elements are duplicated near the edge of both monitors like a mirror, including the cursor. It almost looks like something out of Doctor Strange.
A photo of two monitors at the edges where they meet. In between them are the buttons of a window. The "maximize" and "close" buttons are seen perfectly spaced between the gap as if everything exists in the space between the monitors.
A long-exposure photo of a desktop selection box being dragged out and down diagonally in a vertical rectangle. The mouse cursor is seen several times as it fades away into the starting corner of the selection box under the stacking opacity of the box and the fading light in the exposure time, almost appearing like a collection of mirrors that stretch out into infinity. The fill of the final box before the photo was taken barely has any opacity and the outline fades away towards the final cursor.
A screen recording of Spotify modified with Spicetify. The page for the Spicy Lyrics plugin is open showing custom karaoke lyrics for "Five Nights at Freddy's: Night 2" by Random Encounters.
A screenshot of 7 vertical Firefox tabs. All of them pertain to search results on how to do certain things in CAVA, Pipewire, and Qt QML.
A very wide screenshot of the Kurve settings window, the Kurve information popup, and a Neovim window open in the Cava.qml file for Kurve. There are three boxes. A green one highlights the "Source:" input field in the Kurve CAVA settings, filled with "C* Music Player" and "Spotify", both separated by extra data reading "\nmethod=pipewire\nsource=Spotify" ("newline - method equals pipewire, newline - source equals Spotify"). A second green box highlights that same data showing up on multiple lines in the Kurve information popup within the command it sends to CAVA. A red box highlights extra code in the Cava.qml file for a for loop that replaces all instances of double-backslash-N newline codes with single-backslash-N newline codes using a qml ".replace" function on the "config" variable for the "Source:" input field.
A camera recording of two monitors. The first monitor has Steam open with a Konsole terminal open running cava on top of it, next to a QEMU window running plasma-mobile with the terminal app open, also running cava via SSH. The camera slowly pans right to the second monitor; open on it is a second Konsole window running cava, with a Kurve plasmoid connected to cava displaying at the top of the desktop behind it. Sitting in front of the second monitor are an iPhone 7 and a Google Pixel 7 Pro, both running cava over SSH in terminal apps, the Pixel using Termux. All of these terminals and SSH instances are visualizing the music to "I Can't Fix You" by The Living Tombstone.
A screenshot of a desktop. It includes the Windows 11 Bloom wallpaper, Windows 11 Start menu and start button, Windows 11 taskbar, Windows 11 cursor, Windows 11 window titlebars, and an Activate Windows watermark in the corner, but the open windows show system information for an Arch Linux system. The fastfetch information shows that the desktop environment is KDE Plasma.
A desktop screen recording in KDE Plasma. On the top left is a Kitty terminal, running a Lua script called still alive. It prints the text that appears at the beginning of the lyrical sequence during the credits of Portal, reading "Forms FORM-29827281-12:", followed by "Test Assessment Report". A few seconds after, the song "Still Alive" begins playing from the terminal as the lyrics are printed out in the terminal, as is seen in the credits of Portal. At the end of the line "for the people who are still alive", a second terminal window appears at the bottom right, displaying a cava visualizer in time for the beat drop. The title of the new window is "Aperture Science Computer-Aided Audio Visualizer Application (CAVA)".
A Windows 7 Starter window of a warning dialog box. The title of the box is "Big", the description is "Chungus". The icon is the warning symbol and the only action is the "OK" button.
A screenshot of hyprland desktop. There are two floating terminal windows open, one in the background running btop and one in the foreground with fastfetch showing the Arch Linux logo. The hostname is archendurancetest (arch endurance test) and the host is labelled as VirtualBox. The hyprpaper wallpaper is set to Mount Lawu from MAU MAKAN APA?, specifically when the Deus Ex Machina is flying over it before it erupts, with the titular logo at the bottom. An unskinned waybar sits at the top.
The Bluesky notifications page with two likes and one repost from the actual Labirhin.
A slightly transparent dark gray terminal window on a background of the northern lights. The prompt has a pink modified version of the Jonathan ZSH theme with fastfetch run at the top of the terminal window. The output shows an orange and white ASCII logo of the Jaya Abadi logo, a rectangle with a mouth in the rough shape of two overlapping circles with teeth at the top and bottom, a small nose at the top middle, and two pointy right-triangle ears near the right at the top of the rectangle. The ASCII image is comprised primarily of hashtags (#) and percentage symbols (%). The information on the right of the ASCII image names the operating system as "XENOBOT-72" and the computer name as "D.E.M.", two other references to MAU MAKAN APA? along with the remaining hardware information pertaining to a Google Pixel 7 Pro, and the software information including Android 14, 640 packages, i3 window manager version 4.24, qterminal version 2.2.1, and zsh version 5.9.
A screen recording of a Discord voice memo. The voice memo includes someone doing Walter White and Jesse breaking bad impressions. Walter White says, "Jesse we need to make femtanyl." Jesse replies, "Mista White, don't you mean fentanyl?" Walter White responds, "No, Jesse. We need to make transfem hyperpop."
A screen recording of the live coding music environment strudel.cc. The code has the "archBtw" theme of black and light blue. The project consists of an arppegio made from a sawtooth with reverb and a low-pass filter, then a bass made from a sine wave, then a pad sampled from Switch Angel's pad GitHub repository with a low-pass filter on a slider, and then a chopped amen break sample with occasional looping effects using a "ply" function wrapped by a "rarely" function. There is also an unused lead instrument that is muted with an underscore. Onscreen there are scopes and piano rolls/punchcards for the arpeggio and amen breaks, a scope for the pad, and one big scope always at the bottom of the screen for the bass. The site is open in a Firefox window that looks like Google Chrome on a Windows 7-themed desktop.
An image of the “I Require Context” wojak. It features a wojak character with a beard and glasses standing in a light teal shirt with text that reads “Context Shirt” with a square light teal hat that reads “context hat”, pointing at a light teal sign that says “I require context” with an arrow pointing to the character.
A screen recording of Spotify playing the song "Moonlight Shadow Nightcore" by "Machine Time" before switching to Ableton Live 10 with a project file consisting of four stem tracks from the song (the vocals, instruments, bass, and drums), with the user clicking between a Melodyne plugin on the "vocals" and "instruments" tracks. The "vocals" track also has Channel EQ, EQ Three, Reverb, and Delay plugins on its effects rack.
A 3D render of large, shiny, metallic letters spelling out the word "TEST" in a depth-enhanced version of the "Prayer" font, a font consisting of a skeleton's hands placed together in a prayer formation with sleeves engraved on each letter in a transparent color.
A Cyberpunk 2077 photo mode render of the modded Back to the Future DeLorean in a dimly lit suburban background with cyan and red lights cast upon it, reflecting off of areas of the car. The photo is taken from the rear left of the car and the wheels are slightly turned left.
A 3D render of a dark gray TV model with a glowing blue screen and a transparent image of Glenn Quagmire's facial features on it. Above the TV is a Roblox chat bubble that says "I'M GLENN SCAGMIRE" in all caps. The TV has two knobs and a button on the right under the screen and sits on a black square amongst the void of the default Blender background.
The trans flag, but comprised of crystal blue meth, Jesse Pinkman, Walter White, Jesse Pinkman, and crystal blue meth.
Godly handsome Carson King
A very dim picture taken at night of Sebastian Solace from the Roblox horror game Pressure crawling towards the camera under a dim streetlight in the snow. His eyes and angler lure are glowing very faintly and his tail is visible in front of the light. He casts a long, dark shadow down the road and towards the camera.
The same image from the post above, but with the original extremely tall man standing at the counter instead. He is wearing a gray tank top and gray jogging pants, standing in the same pose.
A 3D render of Sebastian Solace from the Roblox horror game Pressure edited over a photo, at a McDonald's. He is standing at the ordering counter with his arms together, one hand wrapped under his right forearm. There are two employees, one of whom is looking up at him as he towers over them, looking down. Not important but there's also a McSpaghetti on the menu. tf is a McSpaghetti
A screen recording of the 3D software Blender. The user is in the shading tab and zoomed in on Sebastian Solace's head in the viewport. There is a texture editor panel open in paint mode in the bottom left, and in it, the user draws a smile with two pointed ends. The user then moves the mouth to the center of the head with a mapping node. Finally, the user zooms out the viewport to show the full image from the previous post in the camera view.
A 3D render of Sebastian Solace from the Roblox game Pressure standing on his long tail in front of Kamala Harris at a political rally. Harris is waving to the audience behind the camera while Sebastian stands in his iconic hands-together pose looking off in a similar direction, smiling. They are walking down a runway and there are many people in the audience behind them. It appears to be night and they are both lit with bright stadium lights.
A close-up screenshot of Sebastian Solace from the Roblox horror game "Pressure" in his shop. The screenshot is taken just after his hair adjust animation with his right hand beside his head and there is a muted voice chat bubble visible at the bottom of the frame.
A screenshot of the one post with the Madeon tag on e621, cropped to show half of a blue bag with a bunch stickers on it, including a square sticker of a solid matte white version of the Adventure album logo on a black background, and a rounded rectangular sticker for the Good Faith concert with "MADEON" written near the bottom.