Support the internet archive! . . . . . . . I've been experimenting with a Linux Mint PC these days. I built it with the guts of a previous build from 2017. As windows gets progressively shittier and more invasive I've been working towards fully transitioning to linux. It's been a learning curve for sure, but it's been easier than I expected. . . . . . . Currently playing: Project Zomboid. The level of detail is impressive, reminds me of Dwarf Fortress to some capacity. . . . . . . Wait, it's November already?

Behold, noobscape.net, the world's tackiest internet vibezone!

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Words such as SHIT, ASS, and FUCK will be said here from time to time. There also may be references to 21+ activities, such as drinking and smoking.

So, what is there to do around here?

I write stuff on my blog sometimes. I sort of just talk about whatever subject sounds interesting to write about. I mostly discuss my hobbies and other shenanigans I find myself into.

On the featured page I have a list of links that will surely send you down some kind of rabbit hole.

I have a decent video game collection, which is documented in detail on my collection page. Not every game and accessory has a unique page quite yet, but someday they will. In those pages I typically write about my own personal experiences with the game/accessory, it's purpose, and more.

The gallery page serves as a place to view all images from my collection, as well as anything used in my blog posts. Ignore the shrines button, it doesn't go anywhere... yet.

Overall, I intend for this site to serve as a creative outlet for my writing, art, photography, music, or whatever else I feel like doing. Making a website in general is fun and fulfilling to me. I believe that the internet is an amazing thing (for better or worse), and I want to contribute to this endless expanse in some form.

I encourage everybody to claim a stake for themselves on the cyber frontier. There are many resources online to learn from (such as w3schools.com or mozilla), and it's really not as difficult as you might think it is. I wouldn't say that it's easy, but you don't have to be a stupid fucking nerd like me to figure it out. Neocities is a fun and simple avenue to build a website, and it's a great place to learn. Nekoweb is also pretty cool, and it's similar to Neocities but with many improvements. Also, they're both FREE!

If you like the way that I do something on my site, feel free to view the page source or inspect elements in your browser to see how I did it. You probably shouldn't copy and paste my code (not that I can stop you), but viewing my code might give you some ideas.

Happy websurfing!

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