Axolotl Thoughts

So like a week ago I broke npm on my computer and I have no clue how to fix this.

No I can not shut up about notetaking software.

Before we in my household had any proper VR headsets, we had the Viewmaster.

Earlier this year I was in the campus library studying for my chemistry test later that day when something happened.

Depending on what platform you sell the things you make on, you may come in contact with PayPal.

Yesterday I did a post about this but I wanted to revisit those thoughts and refine them.

HeY!

I haven't been using much of any streaming services as of late, so I don't have an actual "Spotify Wrapped" or equivalent to share, so I thought instead I would share some of my favourite music I've been listening to on my FiiO/Snowsky Echo Mini this past…

Hello!

I like to get this thing at Tim Hortons called the "Farmer's Breakfast Wrap."

I'm never completely sure how I should talk to people online.

I recently got an email from a company, asking about some form of partnership on a future project.

I've been wanting to write about this for a little bit but I haven't had the time or words, so I thought I would just start right now while I have a minute and see where it goes.

There's been a lot of games coming out as of late that have been classified by players as "friendslop."

I keep trying to type a post out, only to decide it's not worded right, or I don't like the flow, or something else is wrong and delete it.

A little while ago I learned what SSH reverse-tunnelling is and instantly had what I thought was an epiphany.

I'm a big fan of Markdown.

Note: this post doesn't go into detail on the basics of switching to Linux, you can read my previous post on Linux here.

Hellooo!!!

YouTube's economy right now has a very heavy focus on creating low effort, highly mass-producable "content."

Short form content is.. something.

"WOW!

So I've been using Linux for about a month, or maybe a little more.

The comments section is an interesting thing.

A (very cool) friend of mine made a video, of which I've linked here, that within the first couple seconds got me thinking about a certain project.

Personally I've always considered myself a game developer / programmer-type person morseo than a YouTuber.

If you've been around the block at all you might know about some pretty dicey stuff going on over at Xitter, their most recent stunts being allowing users to view posts of people who block them[^1][^2] and training AI on your tweets[^2][^3].

I love to learn about old and forgotten media.

I think blogging is a really great thing and more people should do it.

Note: it is recommended you read this post first, but not required.

I DON'T MEAN STEALING--- What I mean by "not paying for stuff" is seeing some existing service, and making my own, crappier version for free.

A few years ago I participated in this game jam called SeaJam, which was hosted by my friend Polymars to raise money for TeamSeas.

This will be very relevant later...

I sort of have 2 logo / recognizable brand-things.