ẞ (2026)
ẞ is the capital version of the German letter ß. This capital has quite the history, having only been legalized, that is, becoming officially allowed in German orthography, in 2017.
Here’s some stuff I wrote about!
ẞ is the capital version of the German letter ß. This capital has quite the history, having only been legalized, that is, becoming officially allowed in German orthography, in 2017.
For our first game, Steve’s Job, our studio developed a puzzle adventure game set in a split-apart reality. In point-and-click fashion, players must talk to characters and obtain items to solve puzzles.
I like LaTeX. A lot.
Here’s some little bits of wisdom I’ve collected, and some pet peeves that I just cannot stop annoying my friends with.
I bought a random ass shock collar off of eBay. I figured if it’s already been reverse engineered, that’d be neat, and if not, I’d have a little project to get side-tracked on.
I’ve been developing things with Unity on Linux for quite a while now,
using vim as my editor for code.
It’s been somewhat annoying – Unity doesn’t exactly treat Linux as a top priority, and I’ve found a lot of the tooling around Unity development on Linux quite fragile.
Yet I persist, since I cannot stand the thought of having to use tools I don’t like (such as normal text editors, or, god forbid, Windows…). To that end, this document is supposed to be some “living” (i.e. I update it when something breaks and I fix it) documentation on how I’ve set everything up!
I sent my first E-Mails in Outlook 2003 (mind you this was in 2011), but
quickly moved on to Thunderbird. I messed around with mutt about two
years ago. I set up everything for one address, but never got
comfortable with the tool because I had no clue what I was doing.