Seems when I'm busy, everything seems to be happening!
WelCOM to the 5th of synthember 100daystooffload.

I have a weekly live a nonradio show at 000UTC called
The Lispy Gopher Show w/screwtape (with screwtape).

You can find it, and instructions to get to sdf.org 's livechat
I'll also be on the ~chat irc)
https://anonradio.net

Today I had resolved to play some of DJ elita's Lets All Die Out Together
after encountering her at one of noted gopher DJ and ham DJ liquiddreamz'
weekly release shows.

The 18th Vintage Computer Festival MidWest [ vcfmw.org ] is this weekend!
Coordinate to find jns or sdf's jasmaz (whom you can also find on the
mastodon) and many others.

I misplaced my list of topics for today's show somewhere yesterday.

Synthember / synthtember rages on. Fugue State Audio's TrackADay is incredible;
hopefully we get thumbs upped to share yesterday's Dark Ambience.

I was pretty happy with my beeps and bloops, and my friend and I cowriting a
100daystooffload yesterday in English and Chinese, by way of easing into it.
The gopher.tildeverse.org gopher proxy seems to be visible on <hinese net as
well. In the next two hours I will try and vomit out a slightly longer, rhythm
focused track, and I could press buttons during my show I guess.

Though on the GUI topic (thank you to Jack Daniel of McCLIM for reviewing and
sharing McCLIM wisdom viz my app), I need to do my app remake (today, today!).

Using McCLIM in my running lisp image made me notice this this intuitive
truism:

Single touches/keypress programs get used most often
command interactor commands get used sometimes
Interactive interrupt -> live surgeory -> resume is used occasionally
Close frame -> recompile subpackage -> change-class -> open frame rarely
Cold boot lisp image when the image is corrupted somehow.

} And this is both true of programs, and the running lisp image as a program.
So when synthembering, I should be adding functionalities like this,
and it's equally true of programming as such.

JackDaniel also pointed out that a circle affect the Mastodon Webplayer added
to the thumbnail of McCLIM could be achieved using a clim bounding-circle.
I haven't added those yet, but I think the intuition that - obviously! Your
interface substrate would have rich medias and media-oriented tools like a
high level bounding circle is a really deep observation about interactive
lisp programming.

I'll also look at logout's bongusta phlog aggregation this episode.

I noticed FreeThought's gophhub github[-alike] gopher protocol browser when
checking that, for example.

WelCOM to join us in live chat and the mastodon toot to remind me of things
that were or should have been on my lost show notes list!

Two and a half hours everyone!

(000UTC on https://aNONradio.net )