Hi, I’m sbird! I like to make all sorts of things!
Don’t debate on things we have little to no expertise/personal experience in. [insert really divisive issue here], I am not [this group of people], [other group of people], and don’t have the legal/medical/[insert other relevant thing] background to comment on this issue.
If you ignore those hot issues, you can focus on the important things that matter in life. Like what’s for breakfast tomorrow morning.
I’ve also figured out that you can save the current theme as a cookie so it’ll stay the same even when you reload the page!
will need to make the high contrast theme look a bit nicer though, but it WORKS
IT WORKS
oh, uh, successes: at the same time as the former, I also spray-painted a DualShock 4 controller. I actually took it apart so I didn’t bork the electronics. (some paint did get on a ribbon cable, but it was able to scrape it off) The custom DS4 controller actually works, and the 3D printed buttons look great :D
spray-painted a mouse, doesn’t look tool great (esp. on the underside) and I borked the sensor :(
building a strange little contraption where it was a hexagonal box with six separate compartments, and a button in the middle lit up an random LED to randomly choose one of the compartments. In short, my measurements weren’t good and I ended up having to use a lot of hot glue to put it together. Also, I put the LEDs in a really awkward spot on the side rather than the top, which wasn’t a great idea at all.
clothes, more is better.
ok, I see. It seems that MIT let you do whatever with the code, whereas GPL seems like the same thing, but with an * that any derivatives must be open-source as well. I’ll put the license on my repos then.
oh okay, what’s the best license? what’s the difference between CC, MIT, etc.
I’ll look at setting up python virtual environments later, they seem pretty important to at least learn how to use
what if there’s loads of different elements where the colour could he changed such as texts, links, and different ohjects like the nav bar?
what do those do?
oh yep that makes sense
would that work with the jekyll theme?
oop okay maybe my next project should use a virtual python enviornment then
p.s. your point that facebook is “easy to get started with” isn’t very good, since that would apply to most popular social media. think Instagram, Whatsapp, Twitter, Snapchat, etc. they all make it really easy to make an account because they want you suck you in. that’s the whole point of social media!
does this issue not apply to other programming languages? dependency hell exists outside of python too yk…
allso, I’m not using too many modules for this, most of it is “vanilla” python, if you will. I’ve only got a module that makes it easier to create coloured text and another one to generate ascii art. maybe the latter uses a few extra modules, but this project is relatively small and simple and it’s just a funny little game. I actually used to not use the ascii art generator module before and just used to text to ASCII art generators, but it was getting really annoying having to backslash all the backslashes
thanks!
python is fun, the syntax is very easy and it makes it simple to just go make a cool project
is venv important/neccesary?
It’s decentralised. Decentralisation just makes sense for something that requires hosting a lot of data and using a lot of bandwidth, less load on the servers and such. Insane how YouTube was able to survive so long before Google bought them.