ShadowKyogre @ShadowKyogre@mastodon.social

Had to switch out accounts to get it fully working, so it's here instead:

https://nl.movim.eu/?blog/shadowkyogre@movim.eu

Most of my day is busy on Sun-Tues due to my work schedule. Weds has biweekly fluctuations of availability. Just something to keep in mind when getting in contact.

I'm pretty sure that I've got everything on my netbook for coding, but I'm not sure which project I should pick up again to continue development (like, work that isn't maintenance). What options do people use here for polls?

> Spend time homebrewing for ORE

> Spend time homebrewing for DnD 5e

> Mind starts breaking from how hard it is to homebrew for DnD 5e compared to ORE

> Go back to homebrewing for ORE because it's easier to create reusable mechanics

> It's almost like coding, except for TTRPGs

> It'd be kind of interesting to use the Sigil System RPG's way of coding magical spells too since the descriptions are very freeform despite the solid rules

So, Android Nougat is definitely an upgrade over Marshmallow. Inline replies everywhere helps maintain multiple convos at once.

A week in of using the new netbook and it's still running pretty solid. Also got the SD card for extra storage and filled that up with some books and a mapmaking kit.

I also learned an important quirk about UEFI machines. Apparently the first entry in the firmware... isn't always the first entry. O_o Like, seriously. I only found that out when I peeked into there with some EFI tools.

Kinda surprised that this laptop lasts me the entire day.

Finally got a decent laptop just for coding when stuck at work. It's got everything I need for such except for... extra storage space. ...I probably need to get an SD card over the weekend, but ah well. Got plenty of space anyhow.

Terminal being used for the dropdown is kitty with a tmux session managing the shells.

And I fixed it. Turns out there's no way to override equivalency comparisons for sets in JavaScript, along with the fact that it refers to objects by object ref.

Great news - I made a room generator similar to how Etrian Odessy fills it's rooms. I'm quite happy with how organic the rooms look.

Bad news - Well, porting the room generator to JavaScript (so it can actually take user input) did not go as anticipated. Didn't expect the JavaScript Set object to be rather finicky. I'll probably need to get that looked at tomorrow.

Note to self: Remember to make key in laptop virtual machine to allow to push to #AUR. Just looked up how to add multiple SSH keys to the config.

> That moment when you try out the communities feature on #riot / #matrix and don't know how to delete an accidentally made community.

> I swear I was experimenting @_@.

Finally finished pointing the #compiz-reloaded URLs in the #aur to the sources hosted on Gitlab last night.

Thumbing through a few of my own repositories on GitLab and re-setting up mirroring for them. @_@; I should've done this ages ago.