I've called TempleOS the "I Whipped Spider-Man's Ass" of operating systems in the past. The comparisons to Wesley Willis are tempting: a schizophrenic man plying a craft (code, music) as a release for the suffering his condition inflicts upon him, and who enjoys a certain amount of good will because of his unbridled creativity. Though he also merits comparison to Ulillillia, the severely autistic kid with an overactive imagination and penchant for 2D coding and number puzzles who appeared in the early 2000s.
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I've called TempleOS the "I Whipped Spider-Man's Ass" of operating systems in the past. The comparisons to Wesley Willis are tempting: a schizophrenic man plying a craft (code, music) as a release for the suffering his condition inflicts upon him, and who enjoys a certain amount of good will because of his unbridled creativity. Though he also merits comparison to Ulillillia, the severely autistic kid with an overactive imagination and penchant for 2D coding and number puzzles who appeared in the early 2000s.