Many (and some more) hours after I began to work on CSS, I finally finished the work (that part at least) for now. All that's left is to upload my stuff other than Hello and the not-yet announced vi.log. Which reminds me:
vi.log is public now! It is a simple log file (even more simpler than Hello) that is created by the somethingVI, which is a VI (virtual intelligence) assistent for computers in... I don't know when. It's sort of kind of a mystery series where the dates looks like these for f**ks sake: 11032159358517212, 20505304348517212.
It's 4:33 (for americans: am), I'm half-dead, half-asleep, half-useless. Beginning tomorrow (well, technically today) I'll start to upload and continue my work on Hello. Wait, f**k, I haven't announced that either:
Hello is currently a RWIP (rework in progress), it'll be nicer, has better grammar, slightly longer texts ('bout 1-2 lines extra per article), and some secrets may become slightly less of a secret! You'll see the old version though for now, since there'll be some (minor) changes in the HTML structure (and maybe in the CSS) as well and I don't want to upload anything till I catch up. I'm at D12 or so, thus I have about 10 articles left. And those are the longer ones...
F************************************************K!
(I believe R2-D2 would be proud of me for that f***....**k.)
See ya later!
Shadowy meadows
Surround the valley
Skinny wee fellows
Pushing a trolley
The grasses are green
The sky is melancholic...
Concepts for Writing is a document I wrote during April of 2020 to present some of my (currently and mostly) unused or somewhat abandoned concepts. I completely forgot about it and never posted anywhere, until now, when I do post it basically exactly as it was...
"...And so shall we begin." The voice of Mr. Soft echoed from the lecture hall's faraway walls. The auditorium was scarcely populated, students sat far and wide, as it is customary during a pandemic, which meant that the professor's question were answered by more scalps than usual. Sleeping in classes were not unheard of, but when you take away the possibility of misbehaving, one cannot make matrix arithmetic interesting enough for the masses to keep them awake...
Very short (~200 words) flash story inspired by a rather depressing song in basically the same setting as another (early, thus bad) short story of mine.
Published on 25th December 2020.
it's been a while I've written a real one of these