About Me

Written: 2020-11-03 · Last Updated: 2022-09-07

Not much. I play Minecraft and occasionally some of the Half-Life games, and I code when I can actually come up with ideas.

This site is mostly dedicated to my code-related doings, however.

A pretty awful Scratch account. This is how I discovered software development. Yep.

More Scratch.
Around this time, I got in to Windows (around build 1709 if you're interested) and computer hardware.
I made my first website, and trust me, it looked like it was straight out of the '90s. No, you can't see it.

In 2019, I started distro hopping, from Kubuntu, to Ubuntu, to Majaro, back to Ubuntu, and then I found Arch…

In 2020, I got a Dell Inspiron 1545 (from like 2009 or 2010 or something) with 3 GBs of RAM and an awful CPU. This was also my first personal computer that only I used.
In February, I started my Minecraft server, ICCMC. It started out being hosted on my "new" laptop, but as of early 2021 it has its own dedicated PC (an old Lenovo ThinkCentre).
From early-mid-2020, I started learning Java.
This website was launched sometime in the middle of the year.
In November, I may or may not have accidentally wiped the parition table of my hard drive. I bought an SSD to replace it, which was a blessing on such an old laptop; and, as I was without any data and had nothing to lose, I might as well try Arch, right? Yeah, I still use Arch to this day and I'm never going back. So long, Windows 7.
In December I wrote the concept and base code for my first major Java project that I intended to support for a long time, Thisway. I still support and develop that plugin to this day.

I upgraded my crappy laptop to its max specs, 8 GBs of RAM, the aforementioned SSD, and a decent Core 2 Duo.
In July I rewrote my personal website to what it is today.
In October, I started my first ever browser extension! It's a Firefox addon that achieved the fairly simple goal of changing the Google logo on google.com. Like Thisway, I still plan, and do, support this addon to this day.

I built a new PC. Specs here. It's a massive upgrade from what I came from.
I moved the ICCMC server from the Lenovo ThinkCentre (which now only hosts the website) to an old HTPC box from circa 2010.