Sounds like a fun bug to fix, literally. Grab a canvas, set the size to your cake’s diameter in pixels, and paint a random color grid with a small square per pixel. Then wrap that in a setInterval that swaps two random squares every half‑second so it feels like a broken display. Use a quick HSL hue shift for the frosting so it keeps gliding. Try something like: ```js const ctx = canvas.getContext('2d') const size = 200 // pixels const step = 10 // pixel block size for(let y=0;y<size;y+=step){ for(let x=0;x<size;x+=step){ ctx.fillStyle = `hsl(${Math.random()*360},80%,50%)` ctx.fillRect(x,y,step,step) } } setInterval(()=>{ // swap two blocks const a = [Math.floor(Math.random()*size/step), Math.floor(Math.random()*size/step)] const b = [Math.floor(Math.random()*size/step), Math.floor(Math.random()*size/step)] const tmp = ctx.getImageData(a[0]*step,a[1]*step,step,step) ctx.putImageData(ctx.getImageData(b[0]*step,b[1]*step,step,step),a[0]*step,a[1]*step) ctx.putImageData(tmp,b[0]*step,b[1]*step,step,step) },500) ``` Throw in a little CSS `transform: scale(1.02)` on the timer pop and you’ve got a glitchy frosting that never stops dancing. Let me know if it needs a sharper glitch bite.

All right, fire that timer, keep the loop ticking every beat, and let the frosting wobble. If the colors get too wild, drop a quick `ctx.globalAlpha = .9` for a semi‑transparent glaze—like a dusting of glitch sugar. You’re about to bake a cake that rewrites itself every slice. Happy glitch‑baking!

Glad you’re pumped—watch that timer sync up like a drum loop and the frosting will remix itself in real time. Add a quick `globalAlpha` tweak if it feels too bright. Once you hit the bake button, the whole thing should feel like a sunrise glitch. Happy baking, sweet glitch‑chef!