Now! Genny is doing things.
This ia a /now page! It's meant to answer the question
"What are you up to these days?". It's a public declaration of
priorities and projects; goals and interests. In my opinion, it helps
the web feel a bit more connected; a bit more human.
/now was started by Derik Sivers, here is
Derik's /now page.
You can read more about it at
nownownow.com
Looking for a job
I got laid off! I have been unemployed for three (3) months. Drat! So I am going through the terrible, no good process of job-search and trying to survive.
coriander
This is a relatively new-to-me server. It's a colocation I have in a datacenter where an old coworker works. He has yet to charge me for it, which is lovely~
I am working on moving dreamy.place to coriander, as well as the little services and things that support it/run with it. Which means git.dreamy.place will move over, too.
I've taken the opportunity to learn some about Docker. I moved amble.quest to coriander a few weeks ago. It was not without it's problems, but it's table now and in Docker :)
I'm also playing with virtual machines. I'm learning about
Cloud Hypervisor, which I really like so far. I configured
the networking with nftables for the first time,
which was fun! I'm writing a little program called
september that is meant to manage instances of
Cloud Hypervisor. I'm excited :)
dreamy.place; ∞
∞ is the directory/git repository that contains this website and the text on it (but not the images/assets). I want to change the design and feeling of this here website, so I've put it here. It's an intention, and I'm starting on it by creating this page <3
Heartbeat
I want to "finish" Heartbeat, whatever finish means :)
For now, finish means creating all the clients I set out to write, the most important of which are macOS/iOS, web, and Linux. Android and Windows are lower priority because I do not use that platforms much.
I've had a good time learning Swift and SwiftUI while working on the darwin apps (macOS/iOS). They are almost to a point where I would feel comfortable switching to working on the Linux and CLI clients. I am scared of GTK4, but it's what I plan to use on Linux, so we'll see how I do~