The Hive

Another short story from my time working bakery retail.

This one’s a short one, but he’s truly living rent-free in my head and I love it.

One time, when I was quite young, I ended up staying at the park with my friends until sundown.

Servings Makes 1 9-inch cheesecake.

You know that feeling when you don’t quite hear what someone said, so you reply with something generic, and hope it works out?

To me, the grilled cheese is the perfect canvas.

This recipe came to me due to my stove being broken, and having nothing else in the house to eat.

I was shown this bread recipe in a by @williamcraft09@tiktok.com, and after seeing how easy it was, I knew I had to give it a try.

Here are a list of resources around the web that I find worth of keeping track of.

Not a story about a stranger this time, but instead about an interaction I had in Japanese class.

Ya ever forget what you’re wearing until someone comments on it, and then you have to take a moment to remember what it is they’re commenting on?

I was recently approached by a friend in regards to a WordPress site they manage that had been compromised.

A couple years ago, my partner and I were stopped at a red light.

It actually has been for a couple months now, but I keep forgetting to announce it ^^' What The Dink Is IPFS IPFS, or InterPlanetary File System, is a peer-to-peer network designed and developed by Protocol Labs.

I was admiring my Procedural Circles Generator the other day, and lamenting on the fact that I never ended up doing anything with it.

Credit to Mika Marie for the design of the logo PentaBit Cipher The PentaBit cipher is my latest creation in my encoding hobbyist journey.

When I was a teenager, and of pretty low emotional intelligence, I had a habit of doing blatantly anti-social things.

Oh Rat King, your many-headedness guides us always.

The following is a non-exhaustive list of kins that men often have that, in my humble opinion are red flags.

I have this real funny quirk about how I live my life.

I should hope by now that the general public, at least here in the US, is aware that our governments are always watching what we do online.

Here are some blogs that I recommend, and regularly check in on myself.

Bio ~$ whoami Apis Necros They/Them Experience ~$ cat experience.txt Software Development Manager - 1 year Fullstack Web Development - 6 years Network Administrator - 5 years Hacker - 4 years Server Specs ~$ cat server.txt Linode - Nanode 1GB Debian GNU/L…

N-Body This project was inspired by, and largely came from, this tutorial by Hunar Ahmad.

Straddling Checkboard Back in 2017, I sought a way to convert text into numbers.

Over on the Code Golf StackExchange site, people will post programming challenges with the goal of the challenge (usually) being to write code in the language of your choice that solves the problem in as few bytes (or characters) as possible.

The other day, I read this excellent blog post by Mark Dominus.

The other day, while doing some research in implementing XFN on my site, I came across the work of Tom Morris.

The Apis Cipher Demonstrated here is my own variation on the classic Caesar Cipher.

Conway's Game of Life Below is my implementation of the famous Conway’s Game of Life.

Cellular Automata Caves Below is a variation of a Cellular Automata simulation where instead of simulating life, I can change the “rules” of Conway’s Game of Life in order to create natural looking “caves”.

Hex Grid Generator The project is pretty simple.

Procedural Circle Generator What you see here is a project I started, and technically completed, but never put to user.

Critters The Critters are my own original take on a genetic algorithm, albeit without any use of machine learning.