Vanity ~ Jicama (pre Alpha)

This is my endless project of developing a bot named Vanity. I've been working on it for a while now, and I'm excited to share the progress I've made so far. Vanity is a Discord bot that uses AI to provide personalized responses and engaging experiences. It's packed with features like music enhancements, lightning-fast responses, and interactive fun.

Vtuber Guide

This guide provides a step-by-step tutorial for creating and animating a VTuber avatar, covering tools like VRoid Studio for 3D modeling and VSeeFace or VMagicMirror for motion capture. It also offers lightweight alternatives like Veadotube Mini for low-end devices and recommends design software such as Clip Studio Paint, Krita, or GIMP. The guide concludes with key steps and resources for further learning.

this is an unrevised edition

All about AI

This is a document about AI and how it works, and what it can do. It's a work in progress, but it's a start.

this is an unrevised edition

Urbex Safety

Urban exploration (urbex) involves exploring abandoned or off-limits structures, driven by history, photography, or adventure. While rewarding, it carries legal risks like trespassing, safety hazards like unstable buildings, and ethical concerns about preserving sites. The practice has ancient roots but grew through digital communities, though social media can expose locations to vandalism. Responsible urbex requires careful planning, safety gear, and ethical documentation—leaving sites undisturbed and avoiding public location sharing to protect them.

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Do It Better for Free

This guide shows free and open-source software that can replace expensive programs. It explains how these free tools save money, are often safer, and let people customize them. The guide lists many free options, like LibreOffice instead of Microsoft 365, with links to download them.

this is an unrevised edition

Media Mimic ~ Build v2024.11.22 Alpha

This is the first ever release of Media Mimic. This project has undergone several iterations and transformations, and I'm thrilled to share that it's finally reached a state that I'm truly satisfied with.

Casio Programming

"Casio Calculator Code Archive" — A raw compilation of high school-era programming scripts written for Casio calculators. Contains functional code snippets, mathematical algorithms, or simple games, likely in Casio BASIC or similar proprietary language. Documents early experimentation with loops, variables, and input/output operations on limited hardware. No narrative or analysis—strictly a reference log of syntax and logic from self-taught development.