Birdlime is a substance used to capture small birds. Its traditional components include plant material (mistletoe berries, holly bark, and others), oil, and human saliva. The material is often boiled or fermented to create a tarry glue which is then spread on the branches of trees.
Birdlime is also the name of a website launched in 2024 that includes various personal projects, writings, and resources created over the years.
Please note that I am not a web developer and have purposefully kept the site minimalistic. The site is designed for viewing on desktop browsers and is best viewed on a 1920x1080 screen. All aspects of design, including ASCII art, are created by the owner. ASCII fonts are generated using Patrick Gillespie’s online ASCII text tool. The original ASCII font is a design named “Bloody” included with the FIGlet program created by Glen Chappell and Ian Chai.
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