@ShadowKyogre

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Developer, writer, artist, gamer, and roleplayer with a strong interest in FOSS.
ScheduleBusy Sun-Tues
Bloghttps://write.as/shadowkyogre
Single Page Profilehttps://sk.aeons-library.art/
Worldbuilding Shenaniganshttps://aeons-library.art

I spent Halloween uh... practicing drawing Neuvilette's eyes. First two attempts were without a reference image. Then I realized I did it wrong and drew 16 more eyes to compensate for the mistake. I GOT TIRED. Happy w/final result, though.

#artpractice #doodling #GenshinImpact #Neuvilette

#gamedev #selfhosting - Spent some time tinkering on my personal site to add a subdomain to put random games up for playing. That SHOULD make it easier to show my random #Godot experiments here and there... and eventually some games in the future.
At the same time, my current web host for more public facing projects for webdev is a smattering of "here's public facing stuff" and "here's stuff I run for me when away". I'm not sure if I should separate those out into another domain name (like I'm doing atm) vs the art projects.
Finally, I realized during my homelab experiments I thought a lot more carefully about the branding of its TLD before setting it up for my friend group and how I'd structure the URLs. I knew it was a friend group, so I picked a TLD that sounded like, "Hey this is a club thing."

On the other hand, the current TLD for my single page profile, I realized, was a bit uh... cursed? See this for more information.

https://www.spotvirtual.com/blog/the-perils-of-an-xyz-domain

The Perils of an .xyz Domain

Create a free virtual HQ in a few seconds.

Examples being `shadowkyogre.{newdomainname}.{newTLD}`, `aeons-library.{newdomainname}.{newTLD},` etc. At the same time, I'm a bit worried that moving away from the TLD of `.art` for aeons-library would remove the communication of intent?
So, lately I've been experimenting with #homelab shenanigans. So far so good, but, I kinda realized that I need to group up some of these disparate domain names I've been collecting for my #webdev projects. I've been thinking of maybe just... grouping them under one domain name?
On a side note, yes I know the pages are currently leaking out of the container. I'll settle on how I want to style the typst book previews later.

#webdev #typst and #python adventures: Yes, I've got typst printing to the web in a rather rudimentary fashion.

The way that test page is handled in the flat files is that it's still a raw typ file. Just that the website handles compiling the typ file before inlining it.

Okay, I got SOME work done with integrating #typst into my linkhub. It queries for a specific label instead of using YAML frontmatter and compiles the document from #python.

...Not sure if I should write the SVG files to disk. Currently it's putting the SVG compile directly into the HTML for the page.

Changes aren't deployed yet as I need to architecture how the system is saying, "Hey, I'm using X markup for Y page." Instead of this being a site-wide decision.