Preparing a Blender 3D model for texture painting on an iPad with Procreate
A quick rundown of how to export a Blender model into Procreate in order to paint textures
Jessica Stokes
Jessica Stokes is a software developer from Melbourne, Australia
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internet-ti.me
I built a website to help with organising events using Internet Time
Unlocking PinkRabbit
I chance upon some quirky multimedia email software for the Dreamcast, its PC companion, and the broader family of software it's a part of
The Xbox Wireless Controller
I write far too many words about a game controller I like using.
Setting up my PlayStation 2 to load games from an internal SD card
I recently discovered that the PlayStation 2 can accept an IDE hard drive via the official Network Adapter accessory. With just a bit of software trickery, you can back up your games and launch them from it!
Medicare Item Numbers for GRS
Since my level of insurance cover was something that delayed my quest for GRS, I feel like it might be useful to someone to make known the Medicare item numbers associated with the procedure, at least as far as my surgeon (Dr Ives, in Melbourne) is concerned.
How I came out to my parents as a trans woman
It occurred to me recently that I never shared the letter I sent to my parents when I came out. I'm going to post it here in the hopes that it's useful to other trans people.
On Identity
Identity has been a strange, challenging thing. I spent a long time juggling identities. Now, it's time to drop the façade.
Hello from CampJS V
I'm writing this from CampJS V ! At this event, I'm adding a blog to my site.
Sharing Steam Games between Operating Systems
Note : This post was migrated from my long-defunct blog. All meaningful text below this line is unedited. The original publishing date of this post has been lost - it was published sometime between 2009 and 2010.
High School Programming
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Pseudo-Administrator
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