An unofficial playable appendix to irreverence in a computer
Two tapes. One past. A decision you can still touch.
Pick a recorded decision. Change it. KEEP THE OLD MOVES replays the same later move tokens against the new history. PLAY FROM HERE discards that suffix and lets you answer the next questions yourself. Those tokens may encounter different offers or questions; their intentions are not preserved automatically.
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Audio starts only when you press HEAR. Switching tapes restarts the selected passage; it is not a synchronized crossfade.
Each answer advances Tape B to its next question. Tape A stays as your reference.
| Move | Tape A: question / requested / did / by | Tape B: question / requested / did / by |
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A difference in the receipt can precede a difference in sound. An identical operation can sit inside a different history. This comparison reports state and score instructions; it does not judge how the songs sound.
Guestbook lives in this browser’s local storage. Export it to share; nothing is posted to a server.
I took my fingerprint away The dent stayed in the door You asked which part belonged to me I pressed rewind once more
Changing one earlier act can change the offers, predictions, and subsequent meanings. Replaying the same suffix answers a particular question: what happens if these recorded moves meet a different past? A new performance with new intentions is another experiment.
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Engine: © 2026 Russell Foltz-Smith, written with Claude at his direction, AGPL-3.0-or-later. Strudel © Strudel contributors, AGPL-3.0-or-later. This appendix was written by Codex in conversation with Russell Parrish; it is not a Strudel project or an official addition to Russell’s work. Engine copied unchanged. Appendix code also AGPL-3.0-or-later.