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Commenting is now available on my posts (almost).

I've implemented a comment section and it looks awful because CSS has failed me yet again. Why can't there just be automatic CSS layout detection in life? AI controlled CSS layout...I'll be back with a patent. A comment section, yes! Why? Silly cutie!

I got an Oculus Quest 2 for Christmas.

Here's a high-quality, not-shaky, carefully crafted photo.And I love the headset, but I have plenty of gripes about everything else included. First off, the ridiculous sponge they call a face rest. It soaks up way too much moisture, and if you play anything

I don't take phishing lightly.

Yesterday at September 20th, at 4:01 PM UTC, a new Twitch account was created. It looked like CS:GO professional Shroud by the picture, by the stream, and even kinda by the username. Interesting. All of these viewers, but only 5 followers? Something's

Demi-san Volume 7 (Hopefully) Explained

Interview with Monster Girls is something you absolutely need to read. If you're into cutesy romantic comedy mangas, feel free to read up to Volume 5 or so. But if you're like me, and interdimensional theories and complex pseudoscience is something you crave in

My laptop's second screen is a broken Android.

I want to start this post by saying that this is a pretty complicated side of tech. To give you an idea, what I did is strictly for Linux running X11. It also required knowledge of things like window managers, VNC protocol, and hardware

Self-hosting is not as hard as it's made out to be.

There's a lot of different tutorials on hosting a website, setting up Wordpress, or even installing and configuring Nginx (which I think is one of the harder parts of managing a server), but there aren't a lot of people who go over something that

12 hours is all a good webmaster needs.

This is a bit of a bragging post, but hey, sometimes I do like what I do. I want to tell you why hosting your own site is much better than using a shared host or any paid hosting whatsoever. And if you don't

SyndiBox is in the GitHub Arctic Code Vault.

Now, this probably doesn't sound like an impressive feat. You just have to have an active GitHub repository. But that's the thing; SyndiBox is an active GitHub repository. And that's why having the Arctic Code Vault Contributor badge due to my own repository feels

Sudospective 2.0

Here it is, the new and improved sudospective.net! It's not quite done, but for the most part, everything is here. I've got a full-time job that I have to get ready for soon, but tomorrow I plan to go right back to work

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