Just published my last #DecemberAdventure post of the year - a bit late, but the work was mostly done in December, and it took me a while to get this one put together: https://www.terracrypt.net/posts/gobs-of-machines.html

It's a prototype of an infra provisioning system built with #spritely #goblins. I plan on continuing work on this myself, but if you're interested in building stuff with Goblins maybe this could give you some inspiration :)

my #DecemberAdventure: my partner and I took in an 8 week old pup from rescue shelter just before the holiday. very little concept of time or language, but loves tennis balls and telenovelas. same!

a (slightly belated) final update from my #DecemberAdventure: https://jakintosh.com/december-adventure.html#decadv-2024-12-31

overall, I had a lot of fun, learned a ton, and now I have a community scale auth server to build more cool little web programs with.

last 10 days of my #DecemberAdventure, quite hectic, but very fruitful. i've made a truly grotesque miscalculation : it turns out both #LEM and #lisp are way more powerful than i thought

here is my keyboard layout (mainly for use in LEM, but it's okay for english and castilian). i still have not decided on many keys. bottom-most keys are foot pedals

I've not been great at documenting my #decemberadventure but finally finished my last post https://blog.solarcene.community/posts/2025-01-01-day-twentyfourth-thirtyfirst/

I've spent the last few days in between family and work adding #Bluetooth (#ble) to my #Psion #Series5 by tapping into internal serial lines and then using a #hm-11 module. While it's not perfect it's really nice to be able to use the psion wirelessly. Next task is to increase the connection speed and fix the issue with a proxy server.

December is over, just when I got to the actual interesting bits I wanted to do for #DecemberAdventure . I might cheat a bit and add some january days as well, maybe

Day 31 - structured semantic logger

https://evasync.codeberg.page/december-adventure/#day-31

Added a tiny summary to the #decemberAdventure thank you all for inspiring me to join and write more about the thing I do.

https://zuggamasta.de/projects/decemberadventure24/

Day 30 - error handling

https://evasync.codeberg.page/december-adventure/#day-30

my #DecemberAdventure has been kinda wild even though I haven’t been posting about it here much (and the updates on my site are in bigger spread out batches). i learned a lot about golang, oauth, oidc, jwt, xss, and csrf… lotta nonsense out there! go is actually pretty cool though, and i have a working “log in with google” style auth server that (i think) implements just enough of a subset/dialect of oauth 2.0 and oidc to be pretty secure for only no-js web server applications.

still a lot of rough edges to sand off, but the very near dream is that i will have a single-binary, sqlite-backed, systemd-managed auth server that will let me be prolific in writing small, low-resource, no-js web apps with user accounts for community/neighborhood scale computing

Getting to the end of the month.

My #decemberadventure amounted to little more than building a website for my partner's basketry guild. Ended up working on it most evenings and weekends. Very tired now.