Zachary Robinson

I’m no stranger to trying out different search engines, and I’m quite fond of switching out the technology I use for new ones to see what sticks.

Most major software projects require some sort of database to persist data for users to access.

When [Cities: Skylines II](https://store.steampowered.com/app/949230/Cities_Skylines_II/) was released last October, I was thrilled to be able to play the successor to one of my favorite games of all time.

After recently recreating my personal website from the ground up, I've been reflecting a bit more on blogs and the internet more broadly.

I have been using Windows as my main operating system for just about my entire life.

As more of our lives move into the digital world, we must keep our online accounts secure.

> This was a draft post I found when upgrading my site from Hugo, and it may be a bit verbose.

It’s safe to say that humans have done a lot of cool stuff in the times we’ve been around.

In the year 2022, the average technology consumer has many different computing devices.

A few months ago, I made a post outlining some of the things I did with docker on an old desktop computer running Linux on it.

If you’ve spent any time on the Internet, you might have heard of an “IP address” before.

> This post was adapted from an assignment for my Honors Cisco Academy class during my junior year of high school.

> This post was adapted from a project for my Honors World History class during my junior year of high school. 07:56 AM, September 5, 1977.

> This post was adapted from a project for my AP Lang class during my junior year of high school.

Hi Internet, this is my first blog post about some of the cool things I have recently been experimenting with.