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/
Spinning Tux with guitar riff at the end
@elsqued 
, since you're probably a Half-Life fan, did you know there's a 2D version of Half-Life on Steam?
⬇️ more info y this is removed from Steam here ⬇️
Shitpost quality (i think) i created with a Python script i made 
⬇️ HD version ⬇️
https://gamejolt.com/p/atdistant-dimensions-gold-star-spinning-t…
@elsqued @LeakyPipes 
& more users i'm finally back on my account Steam :D
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VNkXWGf4KIk
That means my FNAF 1 Python port project is back on track, etc, Undertale Mods Projects, etc
Here you can share your opinions about Linux—you’re even free to criticize or give negative feedback on Linux, because that’s your right 
Yeah, ''I created my own JSON file'' to organize my image and audio files into folders.
Since I found FNF too complicated to create mods and such, I decided to make my own rhythm game
yeah i found the Chica Jumpscare scene on binary file
Here are all the FNAF 1 files, but in binary format. Wish me good luck,
because each file can be an audio file, an image, etc.
Machinima made by me
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