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A lamp I accidentally destroyed gets the final send-off on the venerable Fulham Workhorse 2 electronic instant start fluorescent lamp ballast.
Completing the assembly and testing of these three computers in their new configurations.
Part 1:
A surprise message from a kind and generous local viewer landed me a very unique computer which I haven't even heard of before. More to come on this.
Parting out all three of my AT computers, and redistributing the parts to make them configured, in my opinion, more appropriately.
You can tell how long ago this was filmed because I was living in my temporary apartment in the beginning of summer.
Tomodachi Life is one of my favorite games for the 3DS! I am really excited to show it off on-stream and share it with you all. Please excuse any weirdness, I just moved and the landlord is a bit quirky...
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DOOMVEGA is a queer and transgender streamer and artist. He streams video games, art, music, and collaborations with his friends. He also enjoys programming, web development, and gaming in his spare time. He loves sharing his VODs, clips, and highlights from his livestreams.
Title: A new game...who's THAT behind me?! | Tomodachi Life | E01 | VOD
Random is a three part video that was filmed in and around Giessen, Germany in 2009-2011. Featuring: Danny Sommerfeld, Alex Ullmann, Iwan Martaller, Schnüri, Philipp Schäfer Nikita Weltman and many more.
Driving Home was released in 2023 on our EP Tiny Songs. Now available on Bandcamp and Open Audio (Funkwhale instance).
In 2023 Carlsten Powernap released their first EP after The Powernap Years. Tiny Songs is a singer-songwriter EP, recorded live on a weekend in 2023. Since we decided to go off Spotify etc. it is now only available on Bandcamp and Open Audio.
Refactor
Track 12: Feed
Get the album at https://sockpuppet.band/album/refactor
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