My personal blog, about my life, and pretty much whichever topic I choose to write on.
This little exercise in javascript was heavily inspired by "Reversing the technical interview" , which is pretty much the same except done in common-lisp. i implemented mine in JS, partly to have more esoteric code to scare colleagues with :3 This entire exercise starts with the following assertion, directly quoted from the article linked above. “What else are lists,” you reply, your eyes…
not to a degree that would make people pause and consider if maybe i actually had an issue, so i had to learn to accept that pain and think everyone felt it. with time and as my physical disabilities have been growing in intensity (not called degenerative for nothing i guess…) i’ve become increasingly affected by this pain. it is now reaching a stage where i cannot ignore it any longer. i’ve had…
this term reeks of ableism, it sounds like being allowed to exist among abled people is a privilege we are responsible for requesting, one that can be denied without any repercussions. because that's what it is, and most instances of what people call accomodations can barely count as such from minimal effort with no actual investigation into what's needed, what's useful. i…
Grey slabs of concrete, glass, and noise, sad grass plots shaved so often you barely see anything but dirt, the constant rumble and tumble of drivers too shitty to care about anything but themselves. Judgement, aggression, any form of defense putting you in a justice court. Money, money, money, always the same problem, always the same solution. It never made sense to you. You understand the…
PHP has a wide standard library. like “do basically everything with no external library” wide. since the major version 7.0, and now with the 8.0 one, PHP has gotten a lot better, more consistent, and more versatile. and the docs are a fucking breeze to go through. when i want to build a lil api endpoint or a quick page or a simple cron that needs to be accessible by internet or a webhook i don’t…
here's the thing. this website, like most of the others i run, is fully static. no custom backend, no fancy cache, nothing more than a dumb static file server daemon. HTTPS is always best when possible and doesn't cost anything to me to set up so sure i'll support it too. but for all those who go to my websites with shitty internet connections, with shitty devices (either low-power…
when it comes to corpos or the All Mighty (sarcasm) FOSS community shitting over accessibility, i've grown accostumed to being disregarded, put aside. it stings. it hurts. it sucks. but the disconnection, the distance between them and me produces a kind of hopelessness i've grown to expect. besides, except for niche-enough topics, i'll probably find a thousand alternative articles,…
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this greatly annoys me and services such as 0x0, while perfectly nice for quick file sharing for those with the right technical background to understand the service and with no impeding disability, it simply doesn't work for me for those cases. additionally, i am sometimes met with the need to put a bunch of files "out there" for an unknown period of time (e.g. when sending photoshoots to people,…
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