For those keeping score at home, finally finished my #DecemberAdventure writeup: https://wiki.jaxter184.net/log/dec-adv-2024/#day-27
Long story short, ended with more of a taper than a bang, but overall, another satisfying and successful December Adventure!
Just published my last #DecemberAdventure post of the year - a bit late, but the work was mostly done in December, and it took me a while to get this one put together: https://www.terracrypt.net/posts/gobs-of-machines.html
It's a prototype of an infra provisioning system built with #spritely #goblins. I plan on continuing work on this myself, but if you're interested in building stuff with Goblins maybe this could give you some inspiration :)
I've not been great at documenting my #decemberadventure but finally finished my last post https://blog.solarcene.community/posts/2025-01-01-day-twentyfourth-thirtyfirst/
I've spent the last few days in between family and work adding #Bluetooth (#ble) to my #Psion #Series5 by tapping into internal serial lines and then using a #hm-11 module. While it's not perfect it's really nice to be able to use the psion wirelessly. Next task is to increase the connection speed and fix the issue with a proxy server.
I've uploaded my final set of #DecemberAdventure logs. Due to recurring issues w/my RSI pain, I decided to stop at December 23rd. Despite this, I had fun with the variety of little projects I worked on, and look forward to doing this again next year. I'm looking forward to reading the logs others have shared as the month draws to a close.
My final logs are at https://charles.childe.rs/DA2024.txt & gemini://charles.childe.rs/DA2024.txt
My #DecemberAdventure project is now ready for external use! Check it out at <https://crofu.org>. It's still pretty sparse, but it feels nice to have a baseline that (I hope) is technically usable.
#tek 0.2.0-rc.6 published!
https://codeberg.org/unspeaker/tek/releases/tag/0.2.0-rc.6
this is the first release that contains a build of `tek_arranger` (the actual multitrack sequencer that imitates #ableton in the #terminal)
so many more tiny things to do before i can say this is anywhere near finished - but i made good progress today. it sure as hell chases away my depression!
My #DecemberAdventure started off a bit half-hearted and ended up fizzling totally.
Intended to do a Rust UI system but I got to a point where I'd tried out some of the things I wanted to try out, but didn't quite get where I wanted with that.
That said, I did learn a bunch of things about Rust and feel a bit more fluent with it than when I started.
Right now I'm thinking about where I want to go with what I learned.
Nothing much to report, still trucking along 
Þree weeks into #DecemberAdventure, þe timing of it all has been outstanding. I had a daunting pile of þings I've been meaning to fix, delve into or document. And in just a few days, I've been able to get þrough most of it, learning countless new þings along þe way!
It's been great to follow along wiþ everyone's daily logs, alþough, þis year, many are working on stuff which just fly way above my head.
Today's December adventure - I finished setting up some scaffolding for an experimental journal to start as our days start to get brighter here. It will evolve.
#DecemberAdventure WIP of a new puredata patch for the Monome arc
(A 4 note rythym generator )
Very fun and exciting
My website now supports HTTPS! I'm handling passwords in forms, so I wanted to get this done before I had any testers try to actually use the site. Once I figured out how it actually works, the process was really easy. I'm probably also doing other poor security practices, but one step at a time.
My ambition for 2025 is to have a chill enough December that I could make time for a #DecemberAdventure!
Day 19 of the #DecemberAdventure, in which I started my day by playing squash! 10/10, do recommend.
I also got the sword swinging, little black square adventure game to a shareable state! Go forth and play it! Let me know if it crashes...I don't think it likes WebKit. Not mobile friendly. Needs a keyboard.
Day 18 of the #DecemberAdventure is cooking! I continued work on what I'm calling "plains," the little black square with a sword game.
Day 17 of the #DecemberAdventure was an early one! I woke up first thing before anyone else in the family and started to add enemies to the little game.
...and then this evening I cleaned my desk. It isn't like the cozy, colorful space I wish it was, but it is clean and that is a start. I've included a blury photo by ways of proof.
Adventure no-op 4eva 
However, I made some surprising progress today learning how Caddy / Incus can play nicely together.
Haven't uploaded an entry for today yet, but here's the quick update on my #DecemberAdventure days 9 - 16:
I've been working on small quality of life improvements in my Konilo Forth system. This included adding a limited undo facility in the block editor, interactive prompts in the direct memory explorer/editor, and adding a "man <topic>" word for bringing up individual documentation pages.
I've also done a bit of work on an inventory tool we use at work & setup a Termux + Konilo system on an eink device.
Full logs at https://charles.childe.rs/DA2024.txt & gemini://charles.childe.rs/DA2024.txt
#DecemberAdventure 17: figured out why my bookmarklet wasn't working, now I've got a neat little thing for screenshotting a HTML canvas - handy for p5 sketches.
http://orf.place/etc/bookmarklets.html
alsoooo sent a pitch for my creative coding workshop to the Arts People With The Money. Exciting! I’d been procrastinating this but at least I've been honest about it.
(this thread has kind of become a mini journal to help myself feel better about not coding as much as I hoped I would - juggling lots of things)
#DecemberAdventure 16: learnt more local server things and prototyped a web-radio project I've been excited about for a little while. looking into datasets to use for p5js sketches. don't understand enough about servers and stuff yet to know if I can share this stuff without doxing my IP lol.
