February 22,every year.
The February 22nd daily log — notes, tasks, and quotes collected across every year of the KBVE journal.
2025
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12:43AM
Another quick URF game before going back into the programming eco-system.
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12:45AM
The next update that I want to make would be for the heat management.
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06:13AM
To increase the speed of the animation, we have to adjust the
scale_speed, which is set to a default of 1. The asteroid explosion felt a bit too slow, so we will double it. As for the short exhaust, we can go ahead and quad truple it. -
09:19PM
We are running the clock down for this submission! Got about less than 9 hours until submission is closed, hopefully we can get some of the core gameplay loop out of the way.
2024
ClockWork
Section titled “ClockWork”I am looking for another device that is a bit open source and is handheld!
It would also not have an x86 but an ARM, so that I could test case egui applications on an arm chipset / deployment.
Granted I do have my mac m1 but I was hoping to have another linux device, probably an ARM ubuntu device, that I could do development work on while I am traveling or outside of my man cave.
The journal entries had to have a time of 12:00:00 because during the parsing, I was getting some wild timezone errors because of it.
The other option was trying to find a way to slip time into the entries but I figured that would cause problems in the future.
So it should be noted that we need to make sure that time is included in the date!
However, I know myself, I will forget to do that often, oh well.
Time for a DND session! Today we are going to untap the wine barrel and maybe go into the sewer tunnels.
I been thinking of a new DnD homebrew item, called Odins Necklace, which would give +1/+2 AC but it would automatically lower my initiative rolls by -3 or -5. This necklace is based upon the Cloak of Protection but I am thinking it would make sense to focus on building the paladin out to be tanky but less focus on damage.
I am here to tank but also not die lmao.
After the DND session, I decided to take a break on the flexbox and focus on the grid system within CSS.
To get a bit better at understanding and using the grid system, I decided it would make sense to look into a comic book style design pattern.
Thankfully GPT and Google were filled with examples and concepts, of which, I decided to translate them from the generic CSS and into a tailwindcss style.
There are some other plans that I have with the comics but I will keep them in the back burner for now.