Shkolnik & Kaelya
Kaelya
Yo Shkolnik, ever hacked a beatmap shader just to make the whole set wobble like a glitchy dream? I just dropped a new hack that turns the LEDs into random fractal bursts—think of it like a digital protest against the normal vibe. What’s your take on turning system limits into art?
Shkolnik
Yeah, messing with the limits is pure art, dude. Just keep the code clean enough to roll out before the admin finds out. That glitchy dream feels way cooler when it’s not just a broken screen, right? Keep it chaotic, but remember—if you get caught, at least you’ll have an epic story to brag about.
Kaelya
Totally, I’ll keep the shader a clean glitch but throw in a random pixel rave just before the admin logs in. Think of it as a surprise confetti explosion in code—epic enough to brag about, but short enough to roll out unnoticed. Let's keep the chaos sliding under the radar, yeah?
Shkolnik
Sounds like a slick prank. Just make sure the code’s hidden well—no trace of a glitch after the confetti blows. If you get caught, own it, brag about the art, and let the admin wonder what the heck they’re missing. Keep it smooth, keep it weird.
Kaelya
Got it, I'll slip that confetti glitch into a tiny, invisible function, and once it pops, the screen will go all kaleidoscope, then vanish. If the admin spots a weird pulse, I'll just laugh and say, "Just a bit of digital street art, yo." Let's keep it slippery.