brain tumor update
2024-12-25hello dear readers, glad to have you back! i've had a bit of a wild ride over the last 5 or so months.
hi i'm reese!
- server shepherd
- occasional programmer
- volunteer moderator
- disabled advocate
- artist (supposedly!)
music retrospective
2024-10-19i used to do that thing where i would listen to the same 20-or-so songs on shuffle (rotating them in and out over time of course), all day every day, from as early as i can remember to twenty-two years old when my hearing was taken from me. i've become really attached to the memory of music since then, so in this post i will take a brief look back at some of the songs i used to listen to, broken down by era or influence as best as i can, in order to share some nostalgia with you!
growing up with my disability
2024-07-14i've been wanting to write publicly for a while about my experience growing up with a rare neurodegenerative condition. since July is Disability Pride Month, i finally decided to do it because this is my blog and i want to be able to help others like me not feel so alone.
GNU Imp
2024-04-08not long after my last post where I replaced the icon and application menu entry for the Sublime Text IDE, I went and did the same for the GNU Image Manipulation Program because using the acronym just doesn't feel right to me.
slime text
2023-07-14i made a silly little modification to my copy of Sublime Text 4, the GUI text editor that i use for everything outside of a terminal. (even writing this!) here's how i did it.
more posts ->
code projects
buzzwords [play] [source code]
a clone of a certain new dork times game where you try to find words from a honeycomb-shaped set of letters. it's web-based and free forever.
dashh [source code]
a simple and extensible dashboard for your bookmarks. it will automatically reload your YAML configuration on changes and can serve files alongside the dashboard page.
omnibus [source code]
an API finagler that shows Metro Transit departure times. you could set it up for a given location, then bookmark it on your phone or show it on a wall-mounted screen, for example.
reticule [source code]
a small, single-user article clipping tool that relies on an RSS feed reader of your choice to view it.
