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About Me

The clip above is from the emulator that still exists here: https://mxoemu.info/ from The Matrix Online, there is a community on Discord for it, as you can see you are still able to load it up and I got superjumping going thanks as well to the contributions of those supporting the emulator.

❤️‍🔥 heart of fire

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During this time I made a community website of the many websites I made myself one was called dajwebs.com, it was a social website just for friends and games. I built websites for several gaming communities and contributed to designs to several marketplaces like themeforest, and built mxodreamwarriors.com (A Matrix Online MMO) group, I also played City of Heroes, Villains, and Guild Wars 1 etc. I had custom rendered characters that animated upon each page load in, was pretty cool, I helped set this up I remember was very fun (Unfortunately, I guess Sony Online Entertainment dropped the ball on possible more revenue or priorities changed I don't know but if anyone knows of a project like this upcoming please let me know I'm interested. It was developed by a subsidiary Monolith before SOE was restructured twice following various trends. I find software can be convoluted in its execution at scale with ironically low shelf life. I wrote about this more in substack and X articles you may find through my profile on the left, where I was involved directly in these modding community trends with things like specific launchers and server testing, Sony Online was renamed briefly to Daybreak...):

mxomybettermemories

Some music I enjoy (the preview below is randomly cycling album artwork when you refresh this page):

spotify-github-profile

I've created well over 30+ websites in my lifetime: soulsofthefire.com (at one point averaged 1000+ visits a day) checkeredraven.com (communities for guild wars and neverwinter) A Saints Row 2 Website for the multiplayer mode run on a community forum utilizing php-bb www.dajwebs.com and www.thejweb.com were once owned by me as well, jimsbr.com may go live later the former were based on HTML and I developed them as PHP and HTML websites for friends. I also utilized several different CMS software, Apache, MySQL, JavaScript, and much more usually self-hosting and building them all and either self-hosting them on my own machine or utilizing a friends web-hosting service who lives in the U.K. There are several more I have worked on... Developers, Developers, Developers! lol

Anyway,

I met very cool people while playing games I always enjoyed spending time with diverse groups of people, and I went on to work for RockstarGames and Ubisoft in my career before moving on to some other projects outside of gaming (though I still work on things like Overwatch 2 support on Mac in my spare time and am open to any projects like this)...

https://www.easterncustoms.com this was a soft opening with some on-demand store tech at the time, it exists on the Wayback Machine but is dissolved. https://www.20XFive.com was the second LLC / sole proprietorship I paid for and is also now deprecated

The thought process behind it was century-long thinking such as in the Eastern Hemisphere there has been a better focus on low-time preference thinking I feel sometimes, whereas in the West-- it almost seems like maybe culturally we just tend to focus on one thing at once, just culture and communication.

I have several projects currently I'm dabbling with and own a few domains for now: https://www.bitcoincookie.com https://www.sunbirdcomputers.com https://www.sunbirdcomputer.com https://www.gamingcomputer.bitcoin (this one does not resolve for most browsers yet it uses unstoppable domains) Depending on my workload sunbirdcomputer may become operational and propagate through cyberspace I am a staunch advocate of using BTCPayServer.org as an open-source technology to empower individuals

My GitHub includes as well a lot of my backed up homework and then some, I made my own e-mail and I e-mailed all my high school homework to myself, as much as I could or remembered to.

There are lots of cool readme possibilities, kind of like the old MySpace days when you think about it,

"It's cool, it's just like a reflection of their personalities." - My High School Basketball Coach.

//In case you may have just stumbled upon my readme as a non-dev, learning computer science I highly recommend! Usually, two forward slashes means this is a comment too at the beginning of this line :) or often a #, depending on the syntax of the language. Albeit, many are similar with object-oriented principles.

Now time to sound conceited? I animated my websites since Swish Max 2, these .swf files were fun in the earlier internet days. Built most of my websites by just self-hosting them and using tools like FileZilla, cracked Adobe Photoshop CS2 before it was free (with the help of some U.K. friends :), they were English speakers often online the same time as me as I grew up a substantial time three hours ahead of GMT, teaching myself how to use computers (until now they teach us quicker). PHP-Nuke was more aesthetically interesting as a Content Management System in my honest opinion, (I better preferred three-column layouts, the whole infinite scroll is too addicting in my honest opinion, there are times I believe we should give credit to the intelligence of our audiences. I am apprehensive about the current state of frontend development at this current conjecture in our history, I feel it is too gate-keeped, as is a lot of computer science, when it doesn't need to be and could be more welcoming and user-friendly).

In my humble opinion, these are all foundational technologies that should be open-sourced, dependent on the product or source-available as reasonable licenses and business models prevail. I believe this was touched on during a great discussion with Lex Fridman and Pieter Levels and I think I agreed greatly with Pieter on that sentiment: https://youtu.be/oFtjKbXKqbg?si=RNYb-qXKW56ps4Vp&t=7014

I also liked Notepad++ on Windows XP, and I learned to code cash registers in Visual Basic in high school, I always tried to focus, but watch out for those darn CD-ROM drives, I guess they make a nice cup holder? :P They are obviously cup holders, and not sandwich meat trays for balogna.

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  1. MiniVault MiniVault Public

    A REST API to run Ollama, or any Hugging Face model you specify, directly in the command line. With logging and streaming token selections.

    Python

  2. New-Tool-in-OBS-Studio-Dockable-and-English-Localization New-Tool-in-OBS-Studio-Dockable-and-English-Localization Public

    Forked from sorayuki/obs-multi-rtmp

    OBS Studio "Multiple website distribution plugin." Stream to multiple services at once.

    C++

  3. rock-paper-scissors-go-app rock-paper-scissors-go-app Public

    Go

  4. blockwatch blockwatch Public

    mempool watch app

    Swift

  5. testing-grounds testing-grounds Public

    HTML

  6. PHP-Nuke-Titanium-A-Cleaner-Website PHP-Nuke-Titanium-A-Cleaner-Website Public

    Forked from ernestbuffington/PHP-Nuke-Titanium

    This is called a: Content Management System.

    PHP