ssh is an obscure but widely-deployed command. It stands for Secure Snake Home and was made in the 90s to securely play snake online
I made a massively multiplayer backend for it with support for thousands of concurrent snake players
ssh snakes.run to join!
setting up a separate contact email with your domain name is probably the best move, usually i dont get too much spam coming in w/ it. maybe like 1-2 spam emails each week? though then again my contact email is setup as "contact[at]domainnamehere.com" which probably helps with the spam.
Fish is cute
A brown bunny sits on a green cushion, wearing blue hair curlers.
A brown and white bunny eagerly bites into a banana held up to its mouth.
the idea of having to create a framework that goes C -> C# along with one that goes C -> Lua kinda hurts my head a lil bit
is it beatable
A brown and white lop-eared bunny sits on a tiled floor, adorned with a bright red flower on its back.
we’ve really come full circle, haven’t we?
red panda!!
cute!!
A white bunny with long gray ears snuggles into a soft, gray blanket.
decaf framework will somehow never die
we’ve really come full circle, haven’t we?
fox!!
dynomite deluxe?
I can't stop thinking about the guy hitting a clip in dig dug
namco museum
some work still needs to be done for the post-jam version loopy, but overall has been going smoothly! theres still some stuff that needs to get added, but will hopefully be done soon-ish. #gamedev #indiedev
masahiro sakurai speaking from his desk. he says "why is making a game so hard"
opening your new game announcement with this is so fucking funny and real
that time is now
my gmtk gamejam submission, loopy, is out!! razziefox.itch.io/loopy-jam
Website-building resources Tutorials new The Quick ‘n’ Dirty Guide to Making a Website (2022) new Mala's Self-Hosting Guide new A Mini Guide to RSS Feeds (video presentation with the same info) new Music on Neocities: A cheap bastard's guide W3Schools - learn HTML, CSS, and Javascript Resources Bear Blog - small blogging platform Zonelets - small blogging engine (I use this one!) GifCities - Geocities GIF archive Lightbox2 - lightbox script Neocities - web hosting service (what I'm using right now, recommended!) Rarebit - open-source webcomic template Whimsical! - graphics website (cursor credit) new Virtual Observer's comment widget Articles & Arguments Rediscovering the Small Web by Parimal Satyal Plain old webpages still matter by Felix Plesoianu My Website is a Personal Museum by biko Cyber Mauseoleums (Or the Argument Against Deletion) by neonaut new Every site needs a Links Page / Why linking matters by Daniel/Melon
People are sharing a lot of resources on how to make your own website so I've updated the website-building section of my site with a link to some of the best I've found. PLEASE make your own website, it is fun (sometimes)! Fast (sometimes)!! Free (sometimes)!!!
💻 evegwood.com/links#resour...
finally released!! enjoy this odd experiment of mine. available for windows, linux, and macos razziefox.itch.io/dashbit
yes
ah yes, it works on macos :)
been working on a fun little experiment using sdl3 + imgui. for this being my first “””game””” in c++, it was fun!
