Updates to the website in December 2025
- Interactive posts
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- CSS tweaks and tricks
- New slugs and slops
- Code improvements
In this game, you slide rows and columns of tiles to place them in order from 1 to 24. You move a whole row/column with a single move and the tiles wrap around. It functions like a Rubik's cube mixed with the 15-puzzle.
A simple website that lets you quickly generate a long and random password with a single click. It allows for creating passwords with different character sets.
Lissajous Curves are simple curves made from two sin waves, one for the X axis, one for the Y. If we trace a (X,Y) point over time, we have an animated curve drawing. Sprinkle in some colors and controls to change the parameters and we can generate a variety of cool effects.
I don't want to have to update dependencies, or deal with an image gallery that has a security vulnerability or a privacy policy that is no longer compliant with the latest EU laws.
Is it even possible to have a website like this? Can modern content management systems offer fully featured websites that will work for 5 years straight without needing an update or don't leak sensitive data?
When AI makes a stupid bug during programming and can't fix it when told to "Fix the bug", "TRY HARDER", "Fix the bug or I'll unplug you" and similar, what to do? In this short article I will tell u how I ended this nonsense and made the LLM fix the *** bug.
Years ago I had a notebook with many game ideas written in it, but I lost it. Somehow couple of days ago I remembered one of them though.
What if you had a Minesweeper board, and you were a character on it, walking and marking the mines.
I made a playable prototype and you can play it here.
The codebase got a tiny bit better. I was using iframes for menu, header, footer...
This is the worst codebase ever.
This is my first blog post where I introduce my new website.