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dink | 2026
hi, i'm dink. i like to make funny stuff for the internet.
i have what i like to describe as a "passing interest in everything". right now that includes website design, and the receipt printer project over at ballfart.com. i collect speakers and headphones, for consuming music and film so i can enjoy the media arts in the way they were intended. this lends to my media hoarding habits, with untold terrabytes of all sorts of audio and video.
i enjoy being outside, and am working my way towards visiting each of america's national parks. i have a photo gallery page on this website where i will share photos that i am proud to have taken.
if you're interested enough in me and my thoughts to have read this far, check out more on the blog page.
truly my magnum opus. it is my online sandbox where i test new features for upcoming projects. a lot of what i learned making ballfart is applied here.
you're here already, you know what's up.
a collaborative youtube channel. a small group of my friends gets together when we have time to make fun of the stuff on youtube we love.
this site design is heavily inspired by GoldSrc. i love the way valve designed their menus, and decided to base my site upon that design language.
a beautiful font. very easy to read, and has become part of my style.
if there ever was a song to get you up off your ass and grooving, it would be this song.
the piano bridge at the center of this track rattles everything on the walls in my home when i play it. it reverberates through my soul.
if you don't already know george clanton, i'm not sure what to say other than you're welcome.
i'm not a huge vgm person, but this stands among my favorite ambient / trance songs.
brian wilson truly has an unmactched voice. i don't know if we'll ever have someone else with that much sauce.
this recording of this song by pete seeger gets me as emotional as the national anthem of my country used to.
the best calx. you're wrong if you think otherwise. in order, they are green, yellow, and blue.
this song was played for me in my childhood often. the accoustic riff will be in my head forever.
japanese jazz fusion
statement music from before statement music was debased by the publishing process.
danish blue eyed soul
george claton may be the goat
salsesque