FooSoft Productions

I run BeamNG.drive’s native Linux build through the Flatpak version of Steam (on Arch, btw).

Recently, I’ve been rethinking the role this website serves as my personal brand.

After more than a decade of open source development on GitHub (my account dates back to January of 2011), I’m parting ways with the service in favor of a self-hosted solution using Gitea.

Just over nine months ago, I officially announced the sunsetting of the Yomichan project.

The first iterations of FooSoft.net go back to the early 2000s, back when I was still in school.

Update: Yomitan, a community fork of Yomichan, has reached a stable release; see the related post for details.

After upgrading to Fedora 37, I noticed that some videos in Firefox were no longer playing.

After using Neovim exclusively for the past several years, I’ve decided it’s finally time to migrate all my configuration files from Vimscript to Lua.

When all work in a topic branch is complete and we are ready to bring the changes back to the master branch (or open a pull request), it may be a good idea to clean up the commit history first.

As software developers, we often make local code changes for debugging, logging, and more.

If you have been using Twitter recently, you may have noticed that other people’s “likes” are now showing up in your timeline.

Originally released in 2000, Diablo II can be a hassle to get up and running on any modern operating system.

I love learning new kanji, probably too much, in fact.