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I haven’t had time to write about this post, so I’m making this link post. At a busy time in the term, someone brought this article to my attention, and the...
I haven’t had time to write about this post, so I’m making this link post. At a busy time in the term, someone brought this article to my attention, and the...
Part of how I used to use my old blog was to share and remember recipes. Here’s a document Maggie put together to record some Lebanese recipes she got from m...
The image above and the following explanation were created with ChatGPT for entertainment purposes. The narrative of the images above is as follows: Panel 1...
I know this post looks political because
was recently in the news,
but I thought I would look into how to use emojis on this blog, and it ...
Aren’t they beautiful? This weekend I baked sourdough again. I ...
It took me a bit of time to figure out what was going wrong with my deployed MakeCode Arcade games that were being hosted by GitHub pages here on my website ...
I just recently figured out that when I manage my MakeCode Arcade programs with GitHub, they’ll also automatically get hosted here on my website. On a separa...
Back when I was first learnign MakeCode Arcade, I tried to write a mini-clone of the arcade classic Sinistar. At the time I’m making this blog post, it’s lar...
That’s right, the Drow Facts webapp is back. There’s a story behind this. Here’s the short version. The DrowFacts Project is something I threw together in ba...
Here’s a video I made yesterday using DaVinci Resolve. There’s an explanation below. Recently, I have moved my work from an older computer to a ...
Yesterday in Eng Design we had students make different kinds of stick bombs as a way to demonstrate structures held together by tension. I used a square conf...
You have your America, and I have mine. You have your America of division, of walls seen and unseen, And I have my America of hearts open and burdens sha...
I wrote a poem this week, and it was inspired by a poem about Lebanon that was written by Kahlil Gibran. Here is his poem in an Instagram post. I don’t real...