Wheelsblog V7

A website that presents users with 2 colors in UI contexts and asks them to pick one.

Now, right off the bat, what the hell do I mean by “not hard, just complicated”?

Arch Linux has a reputation for being a “difficult” distribution.

This page is for linking other sites/articles that I would recommend you read if your interests and mine overlap.

First off, let’s get one thing out of the way.

If you’re online enough to be reading this, I’m sure you’re familiar with “Dead Internet Theory”.

Alright, brace yourselves, hot take incoming: I really like ULTRAKILL.

Here you can search for indexable pages.

Note This post was written in 2024 after reading SCP-2614 and watching Mollystar’s DEVICE THEORY.

I love it when names have a deeper meaning behind them, both linguistically and conceptually.

There’s a bit of filler text that I’ve seen used a lot in website templates.

I recently had the displeasure of trying to get my laptop to connect to the college Wi-Fi after they tightened their restrictions on endpoint management.

If you’re just here for an install guide, hop down to the numbered list.

A frontend website for reading and submitting project ideas through a database Some info that users would be submitting to the database include: Who made the project request The requirements for said project Who is currently working on it Where the project

This project was heavily based on jplsek’s website of the same name.

This rust program converted custom assembly instructions to usable machine code for a custom CPU in Logisim Evolution.

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