TOGoS's Project Log

I invented a couple of 3D-printable parts for making round ports in your drywall

An attempt to identify 'major projects' and block of time for working on them

I have a lot of ongoing/back-burnered projects.

Three different ways of fastening cables to things using 3D-prunt adapter blocks, plus a prototype 'stuff I've been 3D-printing lately' section.

I made latches for doors using stacks of short wooden gridrail that rotate together on long bolts.

I 3D-pront some hollow panels and then filled them with Durham's Rock-Hard Water Putty, as an experiment.

I attempt to flesh out one concrete way to represent an 'action' that can be considered on its own or applied in a variety of contexts, which happens to look very similar to the representation of a thunk, which are both just [potentially impure] functions…

I 3D-printed some jigs to help drill holes into the ends of boards

I finally got around to pouring some epoxy into the silicone mold of a wood carving I made a while back

Some textareas with JavaScript in them

Renee needed a smart switch to control her old window AC unit.

I've been 3D printing some useful stuff

I used up all my #6 hex nuts to make, over 3 days, a thing that should have been made in a couple hours using more conventional wiring techniques

It's cool to build everything based on odd multiples of a unit block with centered bolt holes

Some kid was assigned to ask people who worked in the software industry questions about it and I ended up being the one to answer them.

Thoughts on why neither Minecraft nor Factorio are good enough

There's a recipe diagram and some notes on the superiority of GIMP over actual vector graphics software

I've been working on a bunch of different stuff lately

Random graph-based mazes for you to wander in!