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I’m excited to share something well outside my usual territory: Derelict Ark, a turn-based party dungeon crawler in the style of the 1980s first-person grid crawlers, set aboard humanity’s last colony ship.

WebCalendar v1.9.22 is out today.

If you’ve ever tried to run a busy calendar on WordPress, you’ve probably hit the wall.

A few weeks ago I typed this into a terminal: “Set up a recurring team standup on weekday mornings, but skip Fridays.”

Years ago I wrote ILib, a small C library for reading, drawing on, and saving images.

It has been far too long since I’ve written about Virginia basketball — and honestly, so much has changed that I barely know where to start.

Here’s something I’ve wanted for a long time: asking my calendar questions in plain English.

Google Calendar is convenient, but it means handing your entire schedule — meetings, travel, health appointments, everyone you invite — to an advertising company.

In the Docker Compose install guide we got WebCalendar running on http://localhost:8080.

WebCalendar is a free, open-source calendar application written in PHP.