Welcome, Internet traveller. My name is Locria Cyber, and this is my website for disseminating knowledge. To navigate around, use the links at the top of this page. To navigate around faster, use the search page.
Interesting Things That I Know Of
I don't know what else to put on my index page, so here are some things that I like.
- indie game store: https://itch.io/
- music store: https://bandcamp.com/
- static website hosting provider: https://neocities.org/
- list of independent game wikis (bookmark this!): https://getindie.wiki/listings/
- good programming advice: https://grugbrain.dev/
Languages that I like:
| name | role | appeal | strongest impression |
|---|---|---|---|
| Fish | shell | simple syntax i can remember | the core team is too busy to release a new version for a critical bug |
| io | liveliness | simply elegant | |
| Zig | all-access | less drag | ... |
| Janet | scripting | simple lispy thing | good. it's good. |
| Python | scripting | has many libraries |
Terminal: KiTTY
GUI libraries that do it right: imgui uhtml htmx
If you like LLM, try out RWKV.
Games I liked (and may still play):
- SS14 (source): Comedic Rhapsody in Space. Realtime multi-player. A lot of features got added recently (2023-08-14).
- Intricacy (with source): Picking locks that hurt your brain. Async multi-player, with user-created locks.
- Dona Misa: The game is random. Sometimes you can win.
Present Events Worth Worrying About
Other than picking a side to stand on, I ask you to think for yourself: who profit the most from those events?
- The Israel War On Gaza.
- The Russia-Ukraine War. Since the end of USSR, we are now mostly likely to see mushroom clouds.
- Politicians fearmonger for power.
- Our ancestors built democracy in the image of autocracy, and we are now seeing the design influence.
- technofeudalism? (the argument does not feel quite right to me)
For more information, see www.hrw.org. Sadly, the only way to know what is going on in other contries is to connect with people there directly, including on social media. Most media outlets have opinions, which render them useless as sources of information. We don't know how to circumvent this. We want to know.