Plans by Death Cab for Cutie #NowPlaying
Where I’m at with notetaking apps
I switch notetaking apps constantly and I’m trying to stop doing that. Here’s my compromise—I'm allowed any app that handles a folder of files.
I’m a software engineer, side-project enthusiast, hobbyist game developer, sometimes writer, and full-time wheelchair user.
I switch notetaking apps constantly and I’m trying to stop doing that. Here’s my compromise—I'm allowed any app that handles a folder of files.
I just want to throw this out into the void in case there is anyone with SMA looking for it.
I’m starting a play-by-post Monster of the Week game. This is the intro to the game and summary of the rules that I wrote for my players.
I made this app a couple of years ago, but recent updates have prompted me to (finally) write about it.
I wanted the feeling of an e-ink monitor, and I realized that with the right settings in macOS I could get something close.
Plans by Death Cab for Cutie #NowPlaying
I remember it being a breath of fresh air to learn HTML and write it myself compared to wrestling with the free web authoring tools I had at the time.
I found this page on a freeware gaming site I used to run. This post in 2005 was an update where I had moved from no-code web software to writing HTML directly.
Text: I have redesigned the site. This time using straight HTML! Why? I was tired of using the authoring software I had because it made updating a hassle. I'm eliminating the "middle-man," so to speak. It's helping me learn HTML by doing it this way. Plus, the site probably loads a lot faster. So it works out for all of us in the end!