I was watching Snapcube's stream of Insomniac's Spider-Man, and I noticed that MJ's camera looked very familiar. In fact, it's almost exactly the same as my camera: the Panasonic Lumix LX100 II!
This reveals another little detail: MJ takes photos with the flash on in this mission, but her camera doesn't have the flash module attached! Hmm, her camera must have been modified to add an in-body flash.
I spent about two weeks migrating my website from Jekyll to Eleventy. Jekyll is probably very good for simple websites, but I added a lot of complicated features to my website, so the Liquid code was a mess. Now that all that complicated code is in JavaScript, I feel like it'll be much easier to maintain.
I'm not sure I can write a good post about my experiences, so I'll just make a big list of tips and links. (make sure...
SquareWave has a 2A03 song that showcases a cool effect that can be achieved by playing two square waves with the same notes at the same time, with the first's waveform set to 25% duty, and the second's set to -25% duty. This effect is called the "pseudofilter" (at least, that's what the comments call it) because of how its tinny, needly waveform resembles the sound of a 50% square wave run through a high pass filter. The basic steps...
These are both created using the same feature: the triangle's linear counter. By setting the linear counter to a low value between 1 and 3, it causes the triangle to pulse (mute and unmute itself) very quickly instead of sustaining a single note. Though it is not possible at the moment to create this effect in FamiStudio, it is possible in Furnace Tracker using effect 19xx. Here is a sample Furnace project file that shows this triangle effect.