What I'm up to right now!
Summer 2025: The below is pretty accurate. I’m doing really well focusing on finishing probjects one-at-a-time with occasional interruptions and side-quests using a stack of post-it notes: project-stack.
Hello from Spring-Summer, 2025. A lot has happened. In the world and in my own life.
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Just finished the Snobol adventure at last. What a relief!
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Have started up a Ren’Py language examples page to which I can slowly add content.
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Finished the tiny "Fam" friends and family social media site. I’ve been doing little additions and fixes on that.
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Another loss.
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The OpenBSD stuff is back-burnered, but that’s gonna be "next".
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I’m all-in on getting OpenBSD (and OpenBSD’s
httpdserver) working for my needs. -
You can kind of track my progress for some of that here: Dave’s OpenBSD blog, etc.
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Specifically, my OpenBSD httpd rewrites and redirects page
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Then, I’ll get back to Hiss, but I gave myself a pretty ridiculous side-quest with the Hiss documenation - I’m planning to make an SVG editor with extremely tiny file size output as the main feature. I’ll use that to illustrate the docs. Crazy, I know. I know.
And then (or maybe concurrently), I want to start up the next "Assembly Nights" project. I’ve got the perfect thing for that, the arm compiler book by Keleshev and do it on the Pocket Reform, which runs ARM.
What is this page, anyway?
I’ve wanted to do something like this for a while and when I ran across Derek Sivers’s concept of the "/now" page, I knew I had to jump on board. Read more at nownownow.com!
It’s now 2023, two years after I joined the trend and I’m seeing "Now" pages on a lot of the personal websites I’m visiting. I think that’s totally awesome. The personal Web is alive and well!