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June 2025
two humanoid animal creatures, a wolf and a dog, are working together
on a turnip computer.
* 100r.co, updated costs, hauling out, united states and teapot
gelcoat. Added san juan islands.
* Rabbit Waves, added all content links to the main page, released
a new page called Boatswain's Call.
* Orca, embedded runtime in the reference guide.
* Left, made lots of little improvements and optimizations!
* Solresol, learnt some profanities in a musical conlang?
For a few days, Pino became a land creature, living on stilts, while
we scrubbed and re-painted the lower part of the hull. Our propeller
had a bit of a wobble, which we hope is now corrected. We also
battled with the old wheel quadrant and were finally able to remove
it, at least a part of it. Boaters have frequently helped us while we
were in boatyards, and we are finally able to pay it forward. We
offered both advice to those who asked and lent tools to folks that
needed them. It felt nice. Teapot's new bottom has seen water for the
first time, the new gelcoat will allow us to take it around into bays
for many more years to come.
We spent many June days working on both Turnip Complete(Uxn book) and
the enhanced version of the Victoria to Sitka Logbook, with frequent
breaks to enjoy the beautiful places we found ourselves in.
The beginning of our sailing season has been very blustery, allowing
for some good sailing, but also often forcing us to wait at anchor
for clement weather. Later, we sailed through the San Juan Islands to
meet up with some Merveillans on Blakely Island. We are very grateful
to be part of a community of such kind, curious, and generous people.
The image that was drawn for this month's update represents
cooperation between members of Merveilles.
Book Club: This month we are reading Ill Met By Moonlight by Sarah A.
Hoyt, Silmarillion by J.R.R Tolkien and Girl's Last Tour by
Tsukumizu.
May 2025
two rabbits are laying near a copy of a book called Turnip Complete,
and another underneath with the title barely visible. Some turnips
and carrots are laying near the rabbits, some had bites taken out of
them.
* 100r.co, updated water and Oquonie.
* Modal, the interpreter was ported to Uxn!
* Uxntal, the documentation has been completely redone!
* Hakum, added page 7 and page 8 of Sabotage Study.
Oquonie was released on the Playdate Catalog this month! We'd like to
thank everyone who sent us photos of their progress in the game, it
has been nice to follow along. The game is kind of our first official
release on a modern handheld platform, and we're happy to see that
Uxn roms run well on it! It might be one of the first original
Playdate games implemented that way?
In other news, Devine started working on a book, the working title is
"Turnip Complete". The goal is to write a complete and stand-alone
implementation guide for the Uxn virtual machine and devices, along
with some example programs and thoughts about playful computery
things. We might have something to show for it come autumn, maybe.
We've left Victoria for the summer, and are falling back into the
groove of waking up at dusk to catch the tide. We have a quick haul
out lined up, and afterward we'll be sailing around the Gulf Islands
until the fall. We have lots of projects to finish up these next
couple of months and can't wait to share them with you.
We share photos of life aboard throughout the month on our little
photo site, if you're curious to see what the daily life aboard Pino
is like.
Book Club: This month we are reading Artemis by Andy Weir, Gardening
Without Work: For the Aging, the Busy and the Indolent by Ruth Stout
and A History of Thinking on Paper by Roland Allen.
April 2025
little ninj, a plush ninja, is cleaning up the boat, wielding a mop.
* 100r.co, updated water, ditch bag, woodstove installation, and
added new photos and information on first aid kit.
* Rabbit Waves, updated Triangular Bandages with animated gifs, and
First-Aid kit with new med suggestions (also appended a .txt list
of meds and their intended use).
* Hakum, began a new comic sequence named Sabotage Study(not yet
completed).
* Orca, modified the behavior of the lowercase-j operator to allow
for jumpers to grow.
* Solresol, improved the documentation.
* Uxntal, improved the documentation.
The weather is getting warmer, which is perfect for airing out Pino's
lockers, and drying off moldy clothes and tools. Anything stored in
the v-berth lockers, below the waterline, suffer from extreme
wetness. It is a very, very annoying fact of boat life, but there is
really no way to bring good air flow in those spaces. We scrubbed the
lockers clean, parted with items we no longer needed, and sent two
laptops to the recycler.
In last month's update, we mentioned Flickjam, a game jam based on
Increpare's Flickgame. We received a total of 27 entries! They're
really fun, and all playable in the browser. Devine's jam entry is
about a very adorable rabbit learning to play the word "rabbit" on a
xylophone in Solresol.
Devine spent some time off the computer, skating and folding paper.
The paper computer pages have been updated to cover some new ways in
which computer emulators can be operated on paper. While on that
subject, we highly recommend Tadashi Tokieda's excellent talk named A
world from a sheet of paper.
Another item on Devine's list was to gradually phase out Uxnasm.c in
favor of the self-hosted assembler. We're not 100% pleased yet, but
it is getting closer to retirement.
Starting on May 20th 2025(1000 PST/PDT) the Playdate Catalogue will
include Oquonie. The game is also available on our itch.io store.
The video for Devine's November 2024 talk A Shining Place Built Upon
The Sand is now on YouTube.
Book Club: This month we are reading Banvard's Folly by Paul Collins,
Einstein's Dreams by Alan Lightman, and we are still making progress
on the The Goldfinch by Donna Tartt.
March 2025
little ninj, a plus ninja, is examining at the contents of a
first-aid kit
* 100r.co, added a new page called ipad media station. Updated the
Victoria to Sitka logbook with the 2 final weeks: Week 14 and
Week 15.
* rabbit waves, added 2 new pages: First-Aid Kit and Triangular
Bandages, and updated Emergency Bag with new illustrations.
* M291, added hiragana & katakana support.
* Turye, improved the design.
In the above illustration, little Ninj is going through a first-aid
kit, looking through our supplies to see what needs to be topped off
and what is out-of-date. Rek drew a list of suggestions on what to
include in both a first-aid and a medical kit for the Rabbit Waves
project, we plan to add more items soon(thanks to everyone on
Mastodon who suggested additions! It'll be in the April update).
We will spend the first few days of April participating in Flickjam,
making small games in the style of Flickgame, a tool originally made
by Increpare, in which the world is navigated by clicking on pixels
of different colors to head in different directions. Devine ported
Flickgame to Varvara, and wrote a compiler for flick games to uxn
roms.
This past month, Rek finished transcribing the entire 15 weeks of the
Victoria to Sitka logbook! We have plans to turn it into a book, in
the style of Busy Doing Nothing, with tons of extra content and
illustrations.
March was a very good month for silly calendar doodles. Our paper
calendar is always in view, it documents important events like
releases, appointments, as well as food, memes, and other noteworthy
things that happened on each day.
Book Club: This month we are still reading The Goldfinch by Donna
Tartt, it's a long book!
February 2025
little ninj, a plus ninja, is riding a wave made up of rabbits while
shouting: 9 years!
* 100r.co, added Dinghy gelcoat, Week 10, Week 11, and Week 12 of
the Victoria to Sitka logbook. Updated solar with new pictures
and corrected information (this page used to be called solar
tips).
* Nebu, released a spreadsheet editor.
* Grimgrains, added a new recipe: Stovetop zaatar pizza.
* Store, added maritime flag stickers for sale.
* Rabbit Waves, added a new page: Emergency Bag. Updated Morse Code
with Flags page with animations, released a printable zine(see
how to fold a zine).
On February 14th, we celebrated our 9th year living aboard our
beloved Pino. Read a short text by Devine, which expands on what it
means to truly be a generalist.
Despite the weather being less-than-ideal, we were able to install
our replacement solar panels, and revisit our notes on solar
installations.
Devine completed Nebu, a spritesheet editor as well as a desktop
calendar, alongside many other little desktop utilities. Nebu is just
over 8.3 kB, a bit less than a blank excel file.
In times of increasing climate and political instability, it is a
good time to get together with your community and make plans for
emergencies. Consider reading Tokyo Bosai about disaster
preparedness, this elaborate document deals with disasters that occur
specifically in Japan, but many of the recommendations are useful
regardless. We released a new page on rabbit waves with suggestions
on what to pack in an Emergency Bag. Remember, every emergency bag is
different, and what is essential varies per person.
We also put together a print-it-yourself zine, which combines useful
information about Morse Code and Signal Flags. If you have printed
the zine and don't know how to fold it, see Rek's illustrated
instructions. Speaking of signal flags, we printed stickers of Rek's
ICS flag drawings.
The nice weather finally arrived this week and we were able to redo
Teapot's gelcoat. This was our first time working with gelcoat, our
friends Rik & Kay, who lent us their workspace, were very patient and
generous teachers. We will continue the project later when the
gelcoat has cured.
Book Club: This month we are reading The Goldfinch by Donna Tartt.
January 2025
neomine, a bird-like character, standing on some isometric tiles
floating in the void
* 100r.co, added a new page: tote. Added Week 8 and Week 9 of the
Victoria to Sitka logbook.
* Tote, released the project on itch.io.
* Grimgrains, added a new recipe: chocolate turtles.
* Left, added an option to collapse the nav bar on the left.
* Orca, added community links.
Devine spent time improving the html5 uxn emulator, and thanks to
their hard work it is now possible to play Niju, Donsol, and Oquonie
directly in the browser on itch.io, the same goes for projects like
Noodle and Tote.
It's been a long time coming, but Oquonie is now playable on Playdate
. Rek spent the last week converting the 2-bit assets for Oquonie to
1-bit, because some of the characters and tiles were too difficult to
read, now all of the assets work perfectly on monochromatic screens.
As an amazing plus, Devine got the music and sounds working
perfectly, just like in the original iOS version.
From January 19-25th, we both participated in Goblin Week, an event
in which you make goblins every day for a week(whatever that means to
you). See the goblin series made by Rek(viewable here in higher rez
also) and the one made by Devine(Mastodon).
Pino has earned two new replacement solar panels this month! We have
not installed them yet, it is still too cold outside in Victoria (we
are expecting snow this week).
We share photos often in our monthly updates, and so Devine spent
time building our very own custom photo feed named Days. It is
possible to follow the feed with RSS.
Book Club: This month we are reading How do You Live? by Genzaburo
Yoshino and Middlemarch by George Eliot.
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