So I've been on here for almost three months, guess it's time to do one of those #introductions π€
My name is Andy, also known as pixel or pixeldesu all across the internet. I'm a professional web developer from Germany, while general dev stuff is also my hobby.
I do whatever I'm interested in, games, art, music, etc. while my current focus is preservation of video games and reverse engineering.
I love to make new friends, so feel free to shoot me a mention and let's talk!
also, can't believe that someone like me, who's been an introvert to extreme levels in school is now...7 years later, someone who gives trainings to external people.
years back I barely spoke to people I didn't know yet.
I probably have more comprehensible documentation about TweetDeck internals than the actual TweetDeck staff π₯΄
sometimes I remember I wrote this up several years ago
https://deckhack.gitbooks.io/discoveries/content/docs/controller/columnManager.html
If you want all of those cool features by the way, and you still use Twitter/TweetDeck
grab BetterTweetDeck, it's good.
also, I liked content warnings so much, I brought them to TweetDeck
(or rather, the initial implementation, and @Eramdam refined it)
one reason why I really enjoy fedi is because I can work on the things that bother me about the software.
With the big players that's just not possible. Things only get noticed if millions of users complain, pretty much.
My enjoyment or...huge amount of Twitter usage also comes from me being able to hack on it, actually.
My main way of using Twitter is TweetDeck, and I've contributed so many features to userscripts and extensions I lost count of them.
I can't believe I missed this while refactoring.
@Johann150 pointed me to this and I'm just slightly losing my mind over it.
25yr | he/him | #webdev professional, everything else hobby | #reverseengineering | #visualnovels & #rhythmgames / #trackmania | #demoscene