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Issung's personal portfolio and blog about software engineering.

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PS2IODB 2026 Release

My project, the PlayStation 2 Icons Open Database (PS2IODB) is a website that freely hosts archived PlayStation 2 save icons, viewable for free and interactively right in your browser. As well as the website, the project provides a desktop app for contributors to contribute icons with. The project has never been perfect. It started as a way for me to learn making SPAs/React. The desktop app is...

Makeshift Scraping with HAR Files

When building the Tasmania LAN party photo archive last year all of the files were in a small private Facebook group. There wasn’t many albums, but each album had hundreds of photos. I searched the internet for scraping solutions but due to large companies like Facebook changing their interface so often nothing open source was up to date, and other options want your credit card info.. I knew I...

2024 - My First Opensource Donation

I’ve always admired opensource. I discovered at a young age that when searching for software to do small things such as download YouTube videos or convert images that appending “opensource” to the end of my Google search would result in finding simple, ad-free software. This was a design philosophy that I would adopt when later publishing my own opensource software. As someone who has always b...

Tasmania LAN Party Photos Archive

In July 2023 I was reminiscing about a thing of the past, large-scale public LAN parties. I remember them being a semiregular occurrence around Tasmania, only attending a couple in my young age before they disappeared. I wondered if I could find some photos of these events to help the memories come back clearer. After some googling of vague memories I was able to find the name of an old group t...

Improving The Windows Experience For Software Engineering

Operating systems are a divisive topic, they seem to race back and forth in a never-ending race for a good mixture of performance, features and aesthetics. The average person’s preference usually comes down to what they grew up with, or what they are forced to use for work. My preference has always been Windows since I grew up playing games on it. While I loved XP and didn’t mind Vista, 7 and 8...