I went to Japan again!!!!! I turned 30 in February and what better way to celebrate than going back (this time to Hokkaido!) This trip was pretty different structurally than the last one so the format of this post will be a bit different. Rather than go day by day...
seeing porter robinson on the smile tour The true curse of end-of-year lists is that as people are posting theirs, it gives me way more things to watch/listen to/read/etc, so then I feel like I need to delay my own to be more all-encompassing of stuff that came out in...
Inspired by the XXIIVV webring (which I’m part of), this is a list of websites that I like, either people that I think are interesting, or services that have a philosophy that I enjoy!! Check them out!
Everyone’s favorite birdsite. Some of this is meaningless now, but keeping it around for archival purposes. I would love to just be like “ohh go to mastodon!” “make a blog!” etc, and while i DO think those are things people should do, I fully understand that not everyone has moved...
Lots of great stuff this year! The fall anime season alone was incredible, and there’s still a ton I have to catch up on. Some music releases I was really looking forward to that ended up not really clicking for me (Charli XCX, Bladee, etc) but there was a TON...
Uhhhhhh a few months late on this one! oops! Albums 4s4ki - Your Dreamland Baauer - Planet’s Mad CY8ER - 東京 A. G. Cook - 7G REOL - 金字塔 8485 - Alpha Testing Baths - Pop Music / False B-Sides II ♥ GOJII ♥ - ALL MY HEART gupi -...
For the last few weeks I’ve been commuting into work via bike. I love it!! When I was commuting from Fitchburg it would take me around two hours each way, car then train then walking, to get to work. It was awful!! Now that I live in Somerville, biking into...
I played very few games that came out in 2018, and rather my year was filled with either very small indies, or things that came out in previous years. Regardless, there’s a lot of stuff that I really enjoyed! The full list (in order of completion) is at the bottom....
I almost always try to use vanilla javascript if possible when writing personal projects, but a thing I constantly miss from more OOP languages is the ability to separate code into classes. A nice method to get a similar functionality in js is to use functions as classes.
I went to the Unity Farm Sanctuary over the weekend with Sabrina! This place was great, and if anything is moving me closer to being a vegetarian it sure is this. I never realized just how soft (and loud) chickens are, and dang they’re cute.