+ i really like names. the things people call themselves. these-these wonderous
+ groups of syllables traded; swapped; created out of thin air, some thoughts, and a whole lot of self.
+
+
+ shorten them, lengthen them, throw the whole collection of letters away and start anew.
+ co-opt a word! move through and around and relax within. change them if you please!
+ regularly if you like. maybe even swap back, forth, and back again.
+
+
+
+ here's a thing. posted originally
+ here
+ (dead link), but in a different form. i was playing a game once and saw them. we talked about their name, briefly,
+ for the five or so minutes we had.
+
+
+
+ click the coloured bits to reveal more text
+
+
+
+ e.
+
i know i'm very strange; i get excited when people are nice and neat and cool and talk to
+ me when i play games such as these. your name is just very nice.
+
+
+
we all know i have a softspot for short-and-abstract and english-word names. yours happens to tickle me.
+
+
+
How short can a poem be? A sentence, a word, perhaps a letter? maybe it can be a carefully placed space,
+ floating there, meaning. we now know, though, that there's a two letter contender. it's e., see.
+
+
+
+
could it be euler's number? possibly! estrogen? could be! maybe even nothing. a letter most common.
+ everything. “anything”, you said, “eye of the beholder”.
+
+
+
i'm a lot, don't worry, i know. but your name, those two letters. they've taken me. e. you
+ asked me! “what does it mean to you”. well, for the time being, and likely a little more—until
+ this memory slips by lost to the hazy abyss of those forgotten—it means you.
+
+
+
+
+
+
+
(and something more personal in the same presentation style)
+
+
+ most people know me by a name that the government does not. not the one that was given to me.
+
they call me genny, short for Genevieve.
+
+
+
+ it was given to me, accidentally, by a now-good friend. genny first,
+ and then Genevieve. But it's not a given name. More offered and accepted.
+ I like it—that's why I use it!—but it's not perfect I don't
+ think. Not perfectly me I mean.
+
+
+
+
+ I have a brain-disconnect. Between my body and my mind.
+ And I like a lot of names, some maybe even more than genny, but I don't think I can wear
+ them. Not openly and feel good about it. Names like
+
+
+ Amelia
+
+ Medley
+
+ Inann
+
+ Which sounds beautiful but I would be terrified to wear. What if someone saw me
+ wearing it? They'd say it's not mine. They'd know it's stolen. It can't possibly be mine.
+ How can a name such as that belong to someone that looks so
+
+
+ unfitting
+
+ undeserving
+
+ someone so me.
+
+
+
+
+
+
+
+
+
+
+
notes
+
+ this page was originally 🌦.html, but the links were showing up url encoded in discord
+ and elsewhere and, for some reason, firefox mobile was just not rendering
+ the sun-storm rain cloud.
+
+
+ so now it's the double-underscore. which i think, "yeah, that might be better". if i go and
+ overanalyze it- (well don't do do that). why not? anyway, if we analyze it maybe too
+ much we can say it's a metaphor for my lack of solid identity and desire to flip-flop
+ between names a lot. "fill in name here". (that's dumb). hey, leave me alone, me. let
+ me have fun.
+
+
+ i never do explain the emoji do i? i just like it. i use it in name fields a lot. the current
+ canon is that rain is my middle name. it's so unassuming, the sun-rain. there are no expectations.
+ just, maybe, that they're a little weird. or something.
+
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- GitHub's alright, but I think it'd be neat to host binaries here, too. They're still generated in GitHub's CI for now however.
-
-
-
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+#faces img {
+ aspect-ratio: 1 / 1;
+ width: 5rem;
+}
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+---
+template=post
+title=Faces | nyble.dev
+style=/styles/post.css
+style=faces.css
+---
+[@paragraphs off]
+
+
+
+
+
+
+
+
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[@paragraphs off]
-
+
Contact~,.
@@ -27,6 +28,9 @@ style=/styles/home.css
I'm genny. I like to write software things.
small, intentional tools and multimedia experiments are some of my favourite projects to work on.
+
+[@paragraphs on]
+
+colorsquash is a tool for squishing your image into only 256 distinct colours,
+allowing it to fit in a GIF or indexed PNG. It tries to do this with as little
+change as possible.
+
+
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@@ -0,0 +1,8 @@
+[Unit]
+Description=Timer for Memoryleak
+
+[Timer]
+OnUnitActiveSec=7h
+
+[Install]
+WantedBy=timers.target
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+---
+template=post
+title=Alternate IFC Formatting
+style=/styles/post.css
+style=writing.css
+
+published=2024-07-20 AHH TODO DATE
+---
+
+I really like weird date formats. The kind of stand-out alternate date format
+in my mind is Arvelie
+devised by Devine Lu Linvega.
+
+Arvelie splits the year into 26 months of 14 days each.
+
+---
+
+Arvelie splits the year into 26 months of 14 days each. The year is "when you start journaling"
+which I really, very much like. It makes it a kind of relative calendar to whatever you want.
+It makes it feel a little more personal, I think.
+
+Each Arvelie month is a character in the alphabet. The year and day are zero-indexed
+which means, if you started journaling in 2020, January 5rd of 2023 is 02A04.
+
+If you've done the math, 26 * 14, you'll notice there's a day missing—or
+even two for leap years! Arvelie handles this rather elegantly. The Year Day, the
+last day of the year, is notated with 01. So, with the same start year,
+if it was December 31st, 2032, the date would be written was 12+01.
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-title=Introduction! And Statement of Intent
-style=/styles/post.css
-style=writing.css
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+---
+template=post
+title=Weeknotes 14
+style=/styles/post.css
+style=../writing.css
+path-offset=1
+
+weeknote=14
+published=2024-04-13 03:30
+updated=2024-04-13 11:38
+
+description=Weeknotes! A beginning
+---
+
+weeknotes? weeknotes! they're like little status updates. slices of life? a
+diary in short, small, broad chunks.
+
+I really like reading Nika's weeknotes
+and her post About Weeknotes.
+The way I display mine in words/ is directly inspired by
+the way she does it, too.
+
+I've been wanting to start writing more (for a long time,,,) and I think
+weeknotes will be a good way to start a routine of it. I very much enjoy that
+it seems in the spirit of weeknotes to write only one or two sentences if you
+truly did not do much. It feels warm and welcoming. Plus maybe now I can start
+to remember what I do with my time :3
+
+
+
+hello and happy weeknotes.
+
+I opened my first merge request at work this week! I work as a NOC Tech
+(Network Operations Center Technician) but, due to the shift I work being fairly
+not-much-happens, they gave me access to work on some code. The project I was
+given is in Python, which I know very-not-well, so I had a reason to learn it
+more and I've been enjoying exploring a new language. I haven't done it in
+awhile! The MR seems to be going well, too, which is a relief.
+
+Other than that the only other thing, really, is weeknotery! And a touch of work
+on a personal project I'll talk about more next week ;)
+
+I'm still mulling over domain names. I've been thinking of medley.garden or
+octavia.place. I went ahead and got octavia for a year after convincing from a
+friend, but I'm still thinking about medley which maybe means I should go with
+that and let octavia expire.
+
+
+
+
+I'm going to aim to publish these on Sunday in the early morning, but won't kick
+myself if I'm late by a day or two. It's currently early Saturday Which makes
+this one ~6 days late :)
+
+It'll be alright.
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+---
+template=post
+title=Weeknotes 15
+style=/styles/post.css
+style=../writing.css
+path-offset=1
+
+weeknote=15
+published=2024-04-18 03:18
+
+description=Mainly website workings.
+---
+
+My birthday was this week! I advance slowly through time :)
+
+I also did a few different things on my website:
+
+I got the Atom feed generating again! And that's the last thing I wanted working
+before I published a weeknote! So I was able to publish
+weeknotes 14 (very late).
+
+The webserver behind my website is called awake. I added a function for
+parsing dates. It uses the time crate
+and can parse a date that may or may not have a time and timezone. The timezone
+stuff only knows about US Central time because that's where I am and it's just a small
+thing for me so I don't need to support all the chaos of international date-time.
+
+Also with awake: I improved the logging a touch. Previously all I logged was the path
+requested but now, with it, I stick an ID that should be unique to each client. Inspired by how
+Alex Chan collects analytics, I hash the
+IP address, User Agent, and date to get a kind of unique ID.
+
+And towards the end of my week I put together a page for an old project I really enjoy.
+I'd really like it if you looked at memoryleak. I
+might change the layout in the future, but I'm happy with it for the time being.
+
+
+
+It feels a little rambly this week but so do I! And maybe that reflects my internal
+state more completly. Hopefully I'll be on time next week.
+
+goodbye for now :)
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+---
+template=post
+title=Weeknotes 17
+style=/styles/post.css
+style=../writing.css
+path-offset=1
+
+weeknote=17
+published=2024-05-02 03:30
+
+description=In-which not-much happened.
+---
+
+happy weeknotes :)
+
+it's been a high anxiety few weeks. I meant to write a weeknote last week but
+everyday I simply did not.
+
+I haven't been able to sleep well for the past few weeks. The Sunday of this
+week had me sleep for 12 hours, wake up for an hour or two of delerious
+bed-laying, and then sleep for 12 more hours.
+
+That's all. It's been a slow few weeks of sleeplessness.
+
+(i bought dreamy.place as a new domain name maybe. I've been considering it.)
+
+bye.
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+---
+template=post
+title=Weeknotes 20
+style=/styles/post.css
+style=../writing.css
+path-offset=1
+
+weeknote=20
+published=2024-05-20 16:50
+
+description=Might change how I do this; Starting a new project; Some work related worries.
+---
+
+hello again. it's been awhile.
+
+I am still getting the hang of this. I might change the calendar system I use
+for this and how frequently I post and also the URLs. I might change everything.
+
+i had a weeknote 18 draft here that only said "opengraph stuff in awake".
+awake is the name of the webserver behind this website and i guess i implemented
+opengraph stuff that week. you can see it if you link the following somewhere
+that makes an embed: https://nyble.dev/things/memoryleak/
+(if i remember: i will add a screenshot of how it looks on cohost when i get
+ images working in the RSS feed)
+
+as for this week: i've started to try and parse what I want to call "raw weather
+radar data". It's the data from the US' NEXRAD radars and maybe more properly known
+as NEXRAD Level II data. It's been fun! I might write a little project thing on it.
+
+I worked 2x 12 hour shifts becuase a coworker wanted PTO which means i collected
+a workday of overitme but also that I am very tired.
+
+The company I work at is seemingly pretty volatile and I am starting to doubt my
+job security. I am applying to places across the country in Seattle in a
+dreamy hopefulness.
+
+I exited my workday today Sunday with a kind of gentle determination. It's a mental
+state I quite enjoy but rarely find myself graced with. In that determination I
+made a list of things I would like to do. One of the entries is to Rest and I think
+it should be on every ToDo list I make form now on. (update: I rested)
+
+
+
+that's it for now. see you whenever~
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+---
+template=post
+title=Sol Weeknotes
+style=/styles/post.css
+style=../writing.css
+path-offset=2
+
+#weeknote=20
+published=2024-07-20 09:00
+
+description=wherein she briefly explains her absence and introduces a new calendar system
+---
+
+
+
month bounds (gregorian calendar)
+
start: June 18th, 2024
+
end: July 15th, 2024
+
+
+Dear _,
+
+It's been a doozy these last days! Here's what happened:
+
+I worked a bit on colorsquash. It's a project
+I like a good bit! I don't know how to write about it so it's project page is
+a touch sparse for now.
+
+Colorsquash is what first prompted a now-dear friend to message me after I
+posted some about it on Twitter. That same friend submitted a PR back at the
+beginning of the year that I finally merged (<3 and sorry it took so long) to
+add a new quantization method. Thank you! It's very neat.
+
+After that I went to the emergency room a few times and was essentially told
+"you are having anxiety attacks" which might be true, the symptoms seem to fit!,
+but some things about it don't make sense. Regardless, I've been pretty slow to
+start doing things again.
+
+But I've got tired of watching Dimension 20 and miscellaneous YouTube videos.
+Don't get me wrong, Dimension 20 rocks! It's just that when it's all I do it can
+get a little much. (I still love A Starstruck Odyssey which I watch seemingly
+ once a year. It's very good. I also watched A Crown of Candy recently which
+ I adore fervently. It's fantastic.)
+
+So I wrote a little about weeknotes! To have something to link to from the
+words/ page. It's called
+What? Weeknotes.
+
+In it I talk about the calendar system I want to start using here, the International
+Fixed Calendar (IFC), which I just think is fun :) I want to write more about it
+later, so I guess look for that?
+
+This note is for the month of Sol (which is the added 13th month in the IFC; the
+month after June). The entire month! All 28 days.
+
+(not strictly part of this note, but a passed missed one: I revived an old page
+ to show a friend. Go look at it please; I like it a lot. It's poetry or prose
+ or something~ __.html—a thing about names)
+
+
+
+
Sincerely, genny
+
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-style=/styles/post.css
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-
-weeknote=14
-published=2024-04-13 03:30
-updated=2024-04-13 11:38
-
-description=Weeknotes! A beginning
----
-
-weeknotes? weeknotes! they're like little status updates. slices of life? a
-diary in short, small, broad chunks.
-
-I really like reading Nika's weeknotes
-and her post About Weeknotes.
-The way I display mine in words/ is directly inspired by
-the way she does it, too.
-
-I've been wanting to start writing more (for a long time,,,) and I think
-weeknotes will be a good way to start a routine of it. I very much enjoy that
-it seems in the spirit of weeknotes to write only one or two sentences if you
-truly did not do much. It feels warm and welcoming. Plus maybe now I can start
-to remember what I do with my time :3
-
-
-
-hello and happy weeknotes.
-
-I opened my first merge request at work this week! I work as a NOC Tech
-(Network Operations Center Technician) but, due to the shift I work being fairly
-not-much-happens, they gave me access to work on some code. The project I was
-given is in Python, which I know very-not-well, so I had a reason to learn it
-more and I've been enjoying exploring a new language. I haven't done it in
-awhile! The MR seems to be going well, too, which is a relief.
-
-Other than that the only other thing, really, is weeknotery! And a touch of work
-on a personal project I'll talk about more next week ;)
-
-I'm still mulling over domain names. I've been thinking of medley.garden or
-octavia.place. I went ahead and got octavia for a year after convincing from a
-friend, but I'm still thinking about medley which maybe means I should go with
-that and let octavia expire.
-
-
-
-
-I'm going to aim to publish these on Sunday in the early morning, but won't kick
-myself if I'm late by a day or two. It's currently early Saturday Which makes
-this one ~6 days late :)
-
-It'll be alright.
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-title=Weeknotes 15
-style=/styles/post.css
-style=../writing.css
-path-offset=1
-
-weeknote=15
-published=2024-04-18 03:18
-
-description=Mainly website workings.
----
-
-My birthday was this week! I advance slowly through time :)
-
-I also did a few different things on my website:
-
-I got the Atom feed generating again! And that's the last thing I wanted working
-before I published a weeknote! So I was able to publish
-weeknotes 14 (very late).
-
-The webserver behind my website is called awake. I added a function for
-parsing dates. It uses the time crate
-and can parse a date that may or may not have a time and timezone. The timezone
-stuff only knows about US Central time because that's where I am and it's just a small
-thing for me so I don't need to support all the chaos of international date-time.
-
-Also with awake: I improved the logging a touch. Previously all I logged was the path
-requested but now, with it, I stick an ID that should be unique to each client. Inspired by how
-Alex Chan collects analytics, I hash the
-IP address, User Agent, and date to get a kind of unique ID.
-
-And towards the end of my week I put together a page for an old project I really enjoy.
-I'd really like it if you looked at memoryleak. I
-might change the layout in the future, but I'm happy with it for the time being.
-
-
-
-It feels a little rambly this week but so do I! And maybe that reflects my internal
-state more completly. Hopefully I'll be on time next week.
-
-goodbye for now :)
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-title=Weeknotes 17
-style=/styles/post.css
-style=../writing.css
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-
-weeknote=17
-published=2024-05-02 03:30
-
-description=In-which not-much happened.
----
-
-happy weeknotes :)
-
-it's been a high anxiety few weeks. I meant to write a weeknote last week but
-everyday I simply did not.
-
-I haven't been able to sleep well for the past few weeks. The Sunday of this
-week had me sleep for 12 hours, wake up for an hour or two of delerious
-bed-laying, and then sleep for 12 more hours.
-
-That's all. It's been a slow few weeks of sleeplessness.
-
-(i bought dreamy.place as a new domain name maybe. I've been considering it.)
-
-bye.
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-template=post
-title=Weeknotes 18
-style=/styles/post.css
-style=../writing.css
-path-offset=1
-
-weeknote=18
-#published=2024-05-02 03:30
-
-#description=In-which not-much happened.
----
-
-opengraph stuff in awake
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+---
+template=post
+title=What? Weeknotes.
+style=/styles/post.css
+style=../writing.css
+path-offset=1
+
+published=2024-05-20 16:50
+
+description=What? Weeknotes: An Explanation
+---
+
+weeknotes are a summary of what happened during a week/month/period-of-time.
+yes, they're called weeknotes but they can be published at any frequency :)
+
+time isn't real.
+
+i aim to write a weeknote every fourteen days. so it's kind of like biweekly
+notes (if you want to use the weird biweekly where it's every two weeks
+ and not twice a week which maybe makes more- nevermind)
+
+a weeknote could be about personal projects—weird software, poetry, photography—
+or about stuff that happened at work: a weeknote can be whatever you want it to be.
+
+a lot of people, myself included, like to use weeknotes to keep track of what
+they're doing. to keep a record and to remember that, yes, you do do things
+no matter how loud your brain is yelling right now.
+
+
the weird dates in my weeknotes
+
+i like weird date formats, a lot!, so i am using the International Fixed Calendar
+(IFC) to note my weeks. It's pretty easy to understand, but not too easy to convert
+between IFC and the Gregorian Calendar.
+
+The rundown is:
+Every month is 28 days. There is an extra month after June called Sol. The last
+day of the year is extra. It's called the Year Day and it's not part of any week
+but it is December 29th.
+
+During leap years there is a day after June and before Sol: June 29th. It's the
+Leap Day and also does not belong to a week.
+
+\(read about IFC on wikipedia)
+
+Since I week-a-note every two, I name the first weeknote "early" and the last two
+"late". So, in rhythm, it'll be something like: Early June, Late June, Early Sol,
+Late Sol, etc.
+
+That's it for What? Weeknotes.. Go read'm? They're listed in words/
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@@ -5,6 +5,8 @@ div {
#weeknotes-section {
grid-column: 2 / 3;
+ display: flex;
+ flex-direction: column;
}
#written {
@@ -22,6 +24,42 @@ div {
flex-wrap: wrap;
}
+#what-weeknotes {
+ align-self: end;
+ margin-top: -0.75rem;
+ font-weight: normal;
+}
+
+#weeknotes-ifc {
+ padding: 0;
+ margin: 0.25rem 0 0.75rem 0;
+ display: grid;
+ grid-template-columns: min-content 1fr 1fr;
+ column-gap: 1rem;
+ list-style: none;
+}
+
+#weeknotes-early-only {
+ grid-column: 2 / 4;
+ padding-right: calc(50% + 1.5rem);
+ text-align: right;
+}
+
+.early {
+ text-align: right;
+ padding-right: 1rem;
+}
+
+.late {
+ text-align: left;
+}
+
+.month {
+ text-align: center;
+ grid-column: 2 / 4;
+ padding-right: 1rem;
+}
+
h2 {
margin: 0 0 1rem 0;
}
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@@ -15,12 +15,27 @@ The writing is part of the website Atom Feed.