Legacy Blog Posts
This is a #MOC containing legacy blog posts migrated from WordPress. The blog is #deprecated and will no longer be updated.
Hmmm there is another lockdown, somehow.
I realised how much I missed my lockdown projects from last year.
Therefore, another lockdown means another blog.
Hereby introducing Blog 2.0!
I have no idea how long this is going to last.
2019-08-28-unfinished-flute-concerto-no-0
2019-10-08-arrangement-shostakovich-waltz-no-2-for-sextet
2019-12-13-dont-forget-the-plus-c-song
2020-01-18-gpa-calculator-v1-0-released
2020-03-06-hello-world-again
2020-03-09-hiding-desktop-icons-on-macos-using-terminal
2020-03-10-disabling-dark-mode-for-specific-apps-on-macos
2020-03-10-unexpected-downtime-and-unexpected-solution
2020-03-12-first-blender-project-cube-reinvigoration
2020-03-13-dont-memorise-a-graphical-approach-to-differentiating-inverse-functions
2020-03-15-fractal-art-canyon-of-silence
2020-03-20-fractal-art-alien-spaceport
2020-03-27-weekly-fractal-time-vault
2020-04-01-pulaoread-website-launched
2020-04-04-weekly-fractal-junction
2020-04-10-fractal-5-metamorphosis
2020-04-19-bookambivalence
2020-04-19-fractal-6-thunderbrot
2020-04-24-fractal-7-keyhole
2020-05-03-fractal-8-ancient-temple-suspending-updates
2020-05-22-visualising-pulaoread-part-1
2020-06-02-random-lockdown-film-score-commissioned-by-a-film-making-guy-who-never-told-me-the-name-of-the-film
2020-06-08-random-lockdown-flute-choir-vivaldi-flute-concerto-no-5
2020-06-12-domain-name-changed
2020-06-25-visualising-pulaoread-part-2
2020-07-08-visualising-pulaoread-part-3
Time for some archaeology!
The description of this blog says:
“a jumble of arbitrary mumbo jumbo across space and time”
That proves quite accurate.
The blog also claims that it
“updates every week with 0.8 probability and 2 days margin of error”
I wonder what a statistician would say.
There used to be a countdown page that says:
“Here, you can find countdowns to various
overwhelming and nerve-rackingentertaining and exhilarating events unsystematically distributed over time.”
I guess life must have been very interesting.
The Q&A page says:
“Don’t read this! It is sometimes said that asking the right question makes you intelligent and answering a question right makes you knowledgable, but I guess you won’t be able to find the right question nor the right answer on this page.”
Unfortunately the list of questions did not contain “Why did you spell ‘knowledgeable’ wrong?” By the way there’s a new Q&A page
There used to be a contact page that says:
“Feel free to drop me a line either by email or the contact form.”
As if anyone would read it.
The homepage says:
“I hope you enjoy my posts as much as I enjoy creating them!”
“I work on … all kinds of … craziness”
Voilà! Finally somethings that still applies.