My more interesting creations are available here:
The Music section contains songs I have composed or remixed.
Check out Graphics for visual marvels.
Fiction and serious articles are found under Literature.
The Programming zone offers intriguing utilities and more, with source code.
Vampire Hunter Girl wants to star in an amusing story of interactive fiction.
Legend of Swiftseeker is a stalled vector comic.
You will find plenty to download, free as all intangible assets long to be.
No littering. Please have a pleasant stay.
~ Mimu Bunnylin
Recent News (not so recent news)
Not a penny of jobseeking benefits has been paid yet, 3 months and several
phonecalls after applying for it (and I only applied for that single benefit,
since I don't like living on government money), I had to remind the city
council they should be sending me tax bills, and I still haven't got an
account with the power company. Sigh...
But, hey! I got hired as a video game localisation tester, by the company
that used to be Psygnosis. This ought to be fun.
I updated the music table, made a new OGG mix of
Mimu Muzak 5, updated the Chromaticity Compressor
(along with MCGLoder), and worked further on SuperSakura,
as usual.
Sewing: not as hard as I thought
Can you believe this place? It took a month to get internet, and three weeks
to get a bank account. Still no clear communication from the power company on
what I'm supposed to do about gas for heating, nor has the city council
delivered a promised recycling bin. With inefficiency as gross as this, it's
no wonder the UK is in trouble. Anyway...
I wrote a new song! Catnip. Kinda catchy. You'll find it on the music page,
along with new OGG renders of my more interesting songs.
Also, a SuperSakura update and some refinements to the Maki-chan specs.
Extremities: frozen
My site has been up and about for some 10 years now. There have been an
average of 3.7 news items per year. Seems like a good time to rebrand
Pomestye Bunnylinov to Bunnyworks.
There have been several updates to SuperSakura.
As a bonus, I wrote approximate specifications for the old
Maki-chan Graphics format. Anyone interested
in messing with old PC-98 graphics may find it useful.
Next, I'm moving to the UK. Haven't been there before. I hope everyone is as
polite as the stereotype suggests.
Employment: yes, please
I read an excellent scifi book, Voyage from Yesteryear, by James Hogan. You
should read it too! Meanwhile, I finally got together sufficient hardware to
upgrade my system. Needless to say, everything did not go smoothly. It works
now, but at the cost of some data loss. All the important stuff was happily
backed up, but recovering the less important stuff will take a while...
I revised the Yoot Tower guide further.
You might also like a Vallis Nivis ringtone.
Sounds nice on my phone! Finally, I put up a basic page for
SuperSakura.
I'll improve it further when I have time.
Nemesis: bugs
The site is now upgraded to use currently the most modern standards: HTML 5
and CSS 3. If your browser supports CSS 3, the navigation menu on the top
right should now have rounded corners and a shadow.
While at it, I also reformatted most of the stories and articles on the
Literature page. If you found it painful to read them before, because of the
layout, give it another try now!
No new creative content, this update... but perhaps a screenshot or three
would be of limited interest. My pet project, SuperSakura, is an engine
remake that can run and enhance three old games of the visual novel genre:
The Three Sisters' Story,
Runaway City, and
Season of the Sakura.
All three are completable, too, but special effects, the GUI, and the sound
system still need work.
Style: cascading
What a juicy update this is - I am proud to announce the launch of a shiny
piece of free software:
Bunnylin's Chromaticity Compressor!
I dare say it can rival any image color reducer with moderate success, and
its user interface is the friendliest I've crafted yet. It is particularly
useful for making online comics smaller, as it auto-detects flat colors, such
as sprite character skin, while at the same time dithering gradients. You can
also have some fun with it by running it with the EGA or CGA palette presets
I've included.
I also updated the Misacrope's Guide to version
1.2, clarified the license terms of my works, updated miscellaneous bits
of the site, including the links and the style sheet and... put up a new
short story!
"Don't touch me," the computer hissed, but too quietly for the woman to hear. Instead, she gently petted the corner of the computer's monitor.
The computer's keyboard rose up on its wire, approaching the helpless grandmother leaning over him.
"Would you like a cup of tea and some cookies, young machine?"
The keyboard wavered over the grandma for a moment, then settled to touch her shoulder lightly. "Thank you. I would love that."
It's an absurd thriller, and you gotta
read it.
(Also, in Finnish.)
Projects finished during lifetime: one
MOONCORE.EU! It's a new home, more appreciative of pirate ideals. I'm going
to have to reorganize the site a bit now. I wrote a new story, but it still
needs final polish before publication. Also worked on a new sharp graphics
scaling algorithm, but want to test it before publication. To give some hope
of a brighter future with more juicy updates, here's at least a polished
version of the Misacrope's Guide.
Oh yeah, and I've been employed since the last update. So I'm away from my
computer about 10-11 hours a day. Not that I'm trying to make excuses or
anything.
Also, I beat vanilla Angband after only 10 years or so (as a high-elf mage,
naturally.)
Schemes: grandiose
For even more narcissim, click the portrait... The image is intentionally small so as not to scare young children.
Comments? Get in touch! If my name is mimu and the domain is mooncore.eu, what is my email address?
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