Leon Mika · Scour

<p>Well it’s been a fun day slamming my head against the wall trying to get Kubernetes and AWS working, but I shouldn’t be hasty. I need to leave so...

<p>The worst part of working with technologies like Kubernetes is that there’s no feedback when you forget something. I got no error when I was deploying ...

<p>A podcast about podcasting and they post a frickin’ YouTube video instead of an audio file on their website? What is this world coming to?! Hand-wringi...

<p>Breakfast at St. Ali coffee, in South Melbourne.</p>

<p>Bit more on lifts in Godot today. Re-engineered how the whole thing works: now everything is driven by the stationary lift doors. Each door has a reference t...

<p>Why do I even buy umbrellas? They’re never in the bag when they’re necessary. 🌨️</p>

<p>A bit more work on my Godot game, mainly building out mechanic for world 3. Tonight it was building an old-style lift with a caged door that the player can u...

<p>Bash scripts truly are the duct tape of the computing world.</p>

<p>We’re coming into that slightly annoying time of year where the mornings are too cold to travel to work without a coat, yet the afternoons are too warm...

<p>🔗 <a href="https://birming.com/2025/09/28/the-worlds-worst-blogger/">Robert Birming: The world’s worst blogger</a></p>

<p>I’ve been really enjoying the soundtrack of Tunic recently. Would I go all the way to London to watch a symphonic rendition of it? Tempting. If I was i...

<p>Small change to the thirst mechanic for my Godot project. Switched from discrete thirst levels to a single timer that will tick down if the player is thirsty...

<p>Also, first impressions of Godot 4.5 after upgrading from 4.2.2: quite good. I like that tilemap layers are now proper nodes, where I can turn physics off an...

<p>More on that Godot project today. Finally bit the bullet and started working on proper backdrops. I’ve leaving the artwork until later (i.e. I’m ...

<p>Just a reminder that MacOS comes with a grapher, and a pretty decent one at that. Came in handy when I wanted to visualise a few functions.</p>

<p>That said, what makes for a compelling Go blog? I do see them around, yet I don’t subscribe to them. It’s difficult having topics that grab my in...

<p>I do wish more Go bloggers are on the Indieweb. Seems like this platform mainly attracts web frontend devs. Understandably, given that the tech is what they ...

<p>Took a train to Hurstbeidge and walked the trail to Diamond Creek. Was rather grey, but the air was mild, so it made for good walking weather.</p>

<p>Speaking of lunch, maybe the next time the miners decide to swoop me that’ll remember that I’ve been rather nice to them.</p>

<p>The cafe I’ve visited today has got this chicken sandwich on a “signature croissant scroll.” I was skeptical at first, but after trying it ...

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