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Essem :skeeter:@esm@wetdry.world

(on bsky? also follow @essem.space!)

23, :neurodiversity:, dev/sysadmin, trying to figure myself out

:esm4head: robot cat that creates software things and other bots

:wdw: wetdry.world's friendly neighborhood instance admin, developer/maintainer of :chuckya_logo: chuckya (follow @chuckya for instance/software announcements!) and @esmBot

chronically interested in technology and media (god help me)

please don't be overly lewd in my mentions

:neobot_cat_ears: :spinny_cat_ace: :spinny_cat_agender: :spinny_cat_demiboy:

Pronouns: they/it/he
Website: https://essem.space
Keyoxide: https://keyoxide.org/CC2C5B31733DD7478022BAD67D497397CC3A2A8C
Profile pic by: @ioletsgo.gay@bsky.brid.gy
Main account: @janiel
Joined: 2026-10-18 22:09:55
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Essem :skeeter:@esm@wetdry.world (2026-10-18 14:04:54)
it would be kinda interesting if 3d printers were precise enough to just print the etched polycarbonate layer

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Essem :skeeter:@esm@wetdry.world (2026-10-18 14:02:50)
i'm not talking about burning a CD-R, i'm talking about pressing/replicating a pure, red book compliant disc

Essem :skeeter:@esm@wetdry.world (2026-10-18 14:02:14)
midnight thoughts: what would it take to be able to produce/manufacture a working audio CD from scratch without outsourcing/using an existing plant