Techpriest Baunach

I made a little html document loop with the Umbrellino prayer for technology:

Machine Prayer

A while ago I made a bash script of the prayer (

Forgejo

prayer

A prayer before operating a computer

) and ever since wanted to make something easier to access. Exciting thing for me is the html docs and the pixel art amount to no more than 45 kB, so it's incredibly lightweight, and that's with two color themes! #catholic

A little #solarpunk sharing on this beautiful morning. Been following Way Out West's channel on Youtube for a while (unfortunately they don't seem to have a website or any presense off Youtube), and have found their projects incredibly interesting: a human-sized railway around their farm for hauling stuff, a peddle car, an induction heater, and various engines, including plans for a windmill. If you're interested in a break from the doom and gloom, their latest video is about making a cart for their railroad to help with the garlic harvest:

Hand #sewing nerd thing: finally figured out how to splice thread, and having potentially never-ending thread on a project is giving me so much joy! This video is what made it click for me: https://yewtu.be/watch?v=Iacr1totn8A I believe it's only really possible for me because I use thicker thread, and I really can't wait until I can try it out next time I do sashiko.

This is about as patriotic as I can get today. "My country 'tis of thee, dark land of slavery..."

Rail Yard Ghosts

My Country, by Rail Yard Ghosts

from the album Terrorist Union #63

I wrote a mini essay on my adventures in making my own clothes: 📃.txt In particular, I'm proud of the minimalist illustration on how to put together the Japanese farmers pants: 📃.txt