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Exactly what it says on the tin.
A (mostly) comprehensive list of (almost) all the pages and posts found on this very site. Totally not copied from the Minimal Mistakes documentation and GitHub repository. There’s also an XML version available.
Exactly what it says on the tin.
My CV for any business enquiries and job applications. Or for people who just want to read it.
My old CV for people who just want to read it. But my new CV is miles better, so for serious job enquiries you’re better off using that. It’s also on my site.
Exactly what it says on the tin.
Exactly what it says on the tin.
Exactly what it says on the tin.
Two year ago, I decided to install Linux Mint on my old Acer laptop. Since then, I’ve been using Mint as my daily driver, and last year I wrote an article where I looked back at my year thus far as a Linux user. This hastily written article celebrates two years so far as a Mint user. I’ll also fill you in on some life updates and plans. It’s not a very long read, certainly not as long as the previous anniversary post, but I thought I’d write something quick to fill us in. Hopefully I’ll make more detailed blog posts in the future.
In previous blog posts I have mentioned the fact that I was still searching for a placement. That search has ended with me going straight into the third and final year of my Bachelors degree. Do I feel bad about that? Not really. Partly because I was somewhat expecting this as the deadline crept closer, and partly because of a book I read.
I made this blog post to announce two very different things at once: A new version of Xovich made with JavaFX and some changes to this site that account for the new version of my CV while also keeping the old one available for posterity.
Since I’ve not been posting on this blog as frequently as I used to in summer 2021, you might be thinking that up until now this blog has been dead and I did absolutely nothing with this website whatsoever, right? Wrong! Dead wrong! So wrong, in fact, that I wrote a whole ‘nother article about it!
One year ago, I decided to install Linux Mint on my old Acer laptop. Since then, I’ve been using Mint as my daily driver, and in this article I’m looking back on some of my highlights so far as a Linux user, what I still miss about my time as a Windows user, and then looking back on if I ultimately made the right choice (SPOILER ALERT: I did indeed make the right choice! 😉) and finally if I plan to switch distros. Strap in, folks! This one’s a LOOOOOOOOOOONG read!
For study reasons, I set up the ontology editor Protégé Desktop to run SPARQL queries on ontologies. Here’s how I set it all up. Maybe this might help you too?
Yep, I uploaded a CD image of a 1999 Scrabble game recently. It was quite the journey. Perhaps I got too confused for my own good. But here’s the story anyway!
Exactly what it says on the tin. You can download and read it now. Whether you are hiring or just curious. Also I updated some blog page descriptions.
Gosh darn it, I’m bad at keeping my own secret(s), aren’t I?!
I finally got my old laptop to work again by replacing the HDD with an SSD and then installing Linux Mint. Noice. Here’s a short story about how that happened.
Here’s a punny story about that time my friend went on a boat trip.
It will be updated every time I have a new project of note that I feel should be added. At the moment it’s all software.
The secret treasure is found in an error…
Who would’ve thought I’d get this far?