Welcome to the Yockyard! It’s my collection for things like development, games, and design
It was great when it came out: it filled the niche that was weirdly difficult to fill on the web.
“What’s the right answer to this question?”
Things changed, and by June 29, 2020 Stackoverflow wasn’t really the same, and resorted to pumping out blogspam that no one reads (as opposed to my “nonspam” that no one reads. “Artisanal nothing”)
You see, they can no longer format numbered lists: we forgot how to count past 1, and use the default features of HTML
This is a cheatsheet for Windows users using the bash git terminal.
Most of these commands assume that you are using the git bash terminal and are set up with SSH / auth already working
Why is there always budget to do it wrong, but never to fix it?
The shortest possible answer I have is: money. The second is: aggressive strategies are usually better than reactive strategies.
If you are not a programmer, why should you care about Rust?
short answer: it doesn’t matter to you.
If you are a programmer, you should already be aware of the reasons, but if you’re not a programmer and curious, are you just out of luck?
No, for I have an analogy
GoDaddy is a bad domain provider: they’ll lock you in and you can’t get out.
It’s almost the new year, so that means you’re obligated to create a “New Year’s Resolution” and then dump it in the first month. I’m here to show you pitfalls in goal setting, and hopefully set you straight.
Focus on what you want to achieve, and it will happen.
I’ll rehash the SMART Goal system, and show few tricks to reorient your goals to make them more effective for growth.
This series dives into how to set up a site like the Yockyard!
Capcom’s Monster Hunter: World makes a few… interesting design choices. This series examines some of those choices.