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This page was last updated on June 21st, 2019(UTC) and it is currently October 1st, 2023(UTC).
That means this page is 4 years, 102 days, 23 hours, 23 minutes and 14 seconds old. Please keep that in mind.

As of right now, I'm updating the site to all have signatures on each page to declare how old they are. The reason for this is that if I want to have a bunch of projects, posts on politics, tutorials, etc, I don't want to have to constantly check for old information, especially regarding personal references. By putting up these timestamps, I can mention "yesterday," and it becomes implicit when that was, or I could mention that I have a girlfriend without having to update that on relationship status change or something, because that sort of information would become implicitly changed as time goes on.

Please keep in mind that this means that any page without a timestamp is greater than 4 years, 217 days, 18 hours, 35 minutes and 49 seconds old.

Browser compatibility notice (Hey, Safari users):

Apple Safari browser is not supported. I did some googling after some complaints, and basically most free browsers support the dropdown menus on this site. For some reason, Apple can't keep up with standards that have been widely supported for over a year. The layout was not created by me, and even if it was, I'd likely have to sacrifice the efficient layout specifically for Apple, and I'm just not prepared to do that, when I don't even like Apple as a company for the hostility towards developers and customers. Other incompatible browsers would be things included on old devices like maybe the Nintendo 3ds (I haven't tried it, but I would be amused if even it has compatibility with the CSS layouts). Even Samsung's generic browser supports the CSS code, so no excuses. Apple users are encouraged to download something like firefox, which might be better for more than just viewing modern websites, since if Apple can't keep up-to-date on these issues, it might also be presenting massive security holes. I'll consider supporting Safari once I see the drop-down menus working.

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