commit 55ced7db536b3f88c590a82c4c5e7f423c464f14
parent 77b5762bb88ece33c75f7acdbd0cf872c3e7b915
Author: Hunter
Date: Thu, 7 May 2026 12:01:30 -0400
add sorry.gif to readme
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diff --git a/readme.md b/readme.md
@@ -19,21 +19,19 @@ mixapps are like mixtapes or mix CDs, but packaged as <a href="https://hunterirv
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## own something and be happy
-modern playlist sharing is ephemeral and platform-locked. shared playlists often require a paid subscription, and decay as licenses expire.
-> [!WARNING]
-> <i>This song is no longer available in your country or region.</i>
+in the transition from physical mixtapes to cloud-hosted playlists, we stopped giving each other digital things.
-in the transition from physical mixtapes to cloud-hosted playlists, we stopped giving each other digital things. these days, we mostly point to things that we don't control.
+these days, we mostly point to things that we don't control.
-but our custom of gift-giving can be restored, if we restore the structures that enabled it.
+modern playlists are platform-locked, often require a paid subscription, and decay as licenes expire.
-when you give someone a mixapp, you're giving them a digital artifact – something that can persist on their device independent of platforms, contracts, or corporate whim.<br><br>
+<img src="readme_images/sorry.gif"><br>
-you gave them something.
+but our custom of gift-giving can be restored, if we restore the structures that enabled it.
-now it's theirs.
+mixapps are digital artifacts. immutable objects that can persist on-device, independant of platforms, contracts, and corporate whim.<br><br>
-hits different, right?<br><br>
+when you share one with a friend, it's theirs.<br><br>
## quickstart
1. **load it**
diff --git a/readme_images/sorry.gif b/readme_images/sorry.gif
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