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[codecmoment]

Hello everyone! o(^▽^)o The network is very busy today. But I want to put my application out before Sanguis' time rolls into Cordis, so Sanguis folks can still use it.

I have a basic Moon Phase Log app to document your changes. It's kind of a combination of a journal and a personal tracker - for example, applications for menstrual cycle tracking, or seeing how your mood is over time. You can make notes of your changes for the current cycle, if anything is new or different than previous, how you feel, anything that happened leading up to it, etc. You can also attach photos to each entry.

I did this for myself originally, because sometimes I go into heat and sometimes I don't, and I wanted to see if anything before Iris could be connected to heat being triggered. I've also seen and heard of folks becoming dragons and foxes after interacting with other peoples here, outside the city. These interactions could be linked to the abnormal, unique changes.

Two things:
1. THIS APP DOES NOT COLLECT YOUR DATA. There is no way to send it via the app, either. It's basically a digital moon phase journal for you, stored locally on your device. So you don't have to worry about nosy people going in and getting it, unless they physically pick up your device. The app has a password option on it, if you want. Privacy guaranteed, from someone who was a blackhat hacker.
2. It's pretty simple right now because I'm still learning how to code using this planet's tech and systems. It gets the job done just fine, and yes, I have added simple themes to make it pretty. You can change the colors.

If you're interested in using the Moon Phase Log app, click the following link and run the installer. It'll run you through customization options.
Attached: moonphase.msi

I'm very personally interested in how people change and how these things interact, but I'm a mechanical engineer and computer person, so it's not really my field.

Hopefully this will help people individually! Feel free to message me directly with anything, I'm always around. I also accept voluntary data, though again, this isn't my exact field.

Good luck to the new wave of Moonblessed as well! ヽ(〃･ω･)ﾉ
-- Otacon

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[torsion]

What

[torsion]

Wait, I erased that. I didn't mean to send it.

But no, really, I understand like a small percentage of this thing. What the hell is an app?

[ Dude, she's still on a Blackberry that can basically just get email and that's that. ]

[codecmoment]

[ Must be from a place without modern tech, or none at all. He'll try to navigate this. ]

"Application." A program you can run on your phone! Er, device, here. Do you have anything like smartphones or tablets or computers where you're from?

[torsion]

[ 2009 is almost that, especially when you're relying on your knowledge primarily from around 2006... Just on the cusp of innovation, not quite over the edge and onto it yet. ]

Right. I've never heard that term before.

Yeah. Though I think I've only heard the term "smartphone" a few times. I'm pretty decent with a PC, but things here seem a little more... I don't know. I won't say fictional. It's not that extreme. New? New.

[codecmoment]

Sci-fi. It's a bit out there, even for me, and I live in a world with cyborgs and nanomachines in it.

[torsion]

Doesn't work quite for me, either for that reason.

Nanomachines are an idea -- one I don't doubt is in the works or is already working -- and there are cyborgs, but they were ditched in favor of organic material. Why spend all your time building something when humans don't need to be rebuilt aside from an injection here and there?

More an action fan, really. Plenty of that in my life, too. Maybe I ask for it in a way...

[codecmoment]

I lived a life of vigilantism and espionage for a while. It tires you out.

[torsion]

Guess we're pretty similar, then.

Though we're backed by the UN these days.

[codecmoment]

And I run an NGO! Glad there's other people here who are out there doing good for their world back home. o(^▽^)o

[torsion]

Yeah? No shit. Same on my end, I guess. Founding member but I'm still field.

I imagine there's plenty. We deal with anti-bioterrorism specifically, however.

[codecmoment]

I'm cleaning up the mess I created. It dips into a lot of fields, but it's all... war. Weaponry, nukes, whatever. War.

[torsion]

Sorry to hear that, but at least you're doing that. The mess that I deal with isn't the same. The ones responsible are still at it. It's about a lot of things.

But all those things tend to go hand-in-hand with it. Unfortunately.

Jill Valentine. Special Operations Agent and founding member of Biohazard Security Assessment Association. Not that it means much here.

[codecmoment]

Otacon was my code name. I'm Hal, here. Just Hal.

I hope everything works out okay for you.

[torsion]

Vermilion. [ There's a pause though since it's a word she doesn't quite recognize. Japanese, but... not something in her vernacular. Hm. ] If that's how you'd rather be addressed. Just Jill is fine.

Likewise. Limbo isn't exactly what I was hoping to be dealing with, but I'll make due until I can get back to where I need to be.