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Segmenting & Optimizing Realistic Routes

Finally after a few weeks of practicing I took some time to segment the route that I’ve been working on for bhop_bochadick. Something which I have a really bad habit of not doing.

Unlike a lot of other maps I’ve tried running in the past this one doesn’t really get old and the rng in the run is pretty bearable. Apart from the route being fun there’s also a few reset points, where if I lose time or fail it doesn’t mean the run is completely over/results in +30.

Neat Route

Short post that I’ve been wanting to make about a run I’m working on

Some optimizations in this route are the entrance through the teleporter at the start. Instead of falling to the left and then hitting the first boot I take a small speed loss to always hit the booster.

Potentially I could save some air time if after the red platform I hit the second booster which gives less height to the thirds booster in that section, but the difference is minimal and I’m too lazy to make the flick consistently.

A month in DWM - Moving forward with my setup

Rewrites

For the sake of rewriting things

Finally after so long I came back to make this site look a little bit better since I never had a theme in mind. I’m still changing up the theming a bit but this time around it should hopefully be a bit more modern.

Still no non-free javascript tho \:D/. In fact at the moment there is literally 0 lines of javascript which actually runs on the site right now.

Bash is weird sometimes

Bash is actually pretty nice but is… weird sometimes.
Take this for instance: alias v='vim' This is an actual bind I use daily however if you don’t have tab-completion setup for vim you know that tab-completion usually results in:

vim myFi<tab>
cd: too many arguments
bash: cd: too many arguments

As fun as that is to deal with(it’s not) apparantly that bind I mentioned earlier fixes this issue completely.
I’m not really sure why that works, but I’m just glad it does. If you’ve ever needed a way of allowing for tab-completion with vim now you have one.
Just use that alias in your bashrc and you’re good to go.

A Taste of QuteBrowser

Quake Champions Academy Back from the Dead

Finally after nearly a year I’ve started working on my Quake Chamions Academy project again but this time I have some specific goals in mind besides just, run lots of community events.

Some Background First

Quake Champions Academy is a discord server/community that I set up about a year ago when QC(Quake Champions) went into the open beta with the initial inention of using the server to host 2v2 tournaments every weekend. Of course this was a massive time sink and couldn’t really do it every weekend, so eventually had to stop. In the meantime I managed to acrue around 100 or so members to the channel so I figured I would need more reasonable method of keeping people around. This is where I came up with the idea of creating an “Academy” Server where people can come learn about the game and maybe meet some new people in the process.

All done setting up

Finally after some struggling with various git clients and learning to use some new tools the source code for this website is finally up and hosted on Gitlab.

No Non-free JS here

To explain succintly, I don’t like Javascript, especially considering how much power it has on a user’s browser. Namely the issue being that while it used to mainly be focused around making websites look pretty it now also serves to execute malicious code; luckily I don’t think that is too common but that fact alone makes JS for me, something which should be avoided.

It’s JS’s non-free abilities which I don’t like and is why I am not going to be using it for any of my projects, unless it is a client-side only project where it is running on some local server.

Mapping Again

Carry On PC

I use my PC for… well pretty much everything. Which means if I go somewhere for a few weeks at a time, my PC is coming with me. For a while I used a Corsair 300r, which has served me well until now. After looking around for a travel friendly ATX case I realized that there really aren’t any. For that reason I would have to find a case that my parts physically fit into, and cram them in somehow.

Wew lad new colors

It’s been about a minute since I’ve done anything with this site but I figured what better time to randomly post things then now. Before this update I mostly used some neato fonts but most of it was some boring Times New Roman thing, now the site doesn’tlook like a homework essay.

But Why?

I partly wanted to get my Gitlab page a bit more active but also because I didn’t like the self-conflicting style from before. Instead of having a bunch of fonts that don’t really go together I opted for fonts that are actually somewhat look nice next to each other.