My idea is that a few years ago I found an emulator called Squeakjs. It lets you run .image files—programs created with Squeak, including Scratch 1.4—right in your browser.
Basically, my idea would be an HTML page linked to StormWarp where you load the .image file from the official Scratch 1.4 repository, and that’s it—you’ll even be able to test modified versions of Scratch 1.4 using this method.
Sources: https://squeak.js.org/
Joe from Joe Dies finally crash out and he said that before get banned from Scratch 4ever /j
(WARNING REALLY LOUD SOUND) da best trailer 2
(the remasteredpart 1 coming probably soon bc yeah)
Yeah i remade my smart tv with Kubuntu
me testing Peertube 4 fun 
Peertube is an open-source, peer-to-peer alternative to YouTube, so you can follow a Mastodon account, etc.
yeah i think the beta 2.0 is already out bc i can use the 2.0 editor
Im surprised to see that Im the first one 2 have posted the BFDI series intro on Polytoria, since I learned a while back that the intro audio is licensed under CC0 1.0 and is therefore in the PD.
Sources:
https://polytoria.com/store/179100
https://freesound.org/people/Paul.Joyce-Beatloaf/sounds/37247/
No more games & updates for my Roblox Games
I didn't know @elsqued 
they started using GitHub
(but I'm happy to know I'm not the only one in the Frog community)
yeah i made this comic strip 4 fun (free to use but you need to credits me if you using it & saying the original image is under license CC by 4.0) you can find on my Github: https://github.com/Stormwindsky/Stories-I-ve-written/blob/main/S…
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