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    Welcome to a world of limitless possibilities, where the journey is as exhilarating as the destination, and where every moment is an opportunity to make your mark on the canvas of existence. The only limit is the extent of your imagination.

    • Luanti; the open source voxel gamming experience

      With geo-politics being what they are; I’ve been looking for alternatives to big US tech where I can. Recently I tried Luanti and was impressed with the ease of set up both on desktop and mobile. Keep reading to learn more about my experience and whether I’ll be be dumping Minecraft for good.

    • A closed dandelion is surrounded by other plants and flowers. A tree frames the left of the image and a winding paved path the right. Features of houses peak through younger trees. The sky is washed out but mostly clear with a couple of clouds visible.

      Deshitification

      May was the first month I missed in 3 years of blogging. Enshitification was 1 of the reasons.

    • The image focuses on a 3 piece maple top with the centre piece darker in tone than the outer pieces. A red cherry neck blank and ash wood back sit next to it. The foreground is filled with slightly out-of-focus chisel set and Japanese saw.

      Building a custom guitar

      I’m a month late on May’s post. Given the subject of the post, it was always destine to be late. As alluded to in my last post; “New muses”, I’ve started a guitar build. In this post I talk about the path of ignorance that led me here and how that’s never something I finish…

    • New muses

      I broke up with Minecraft last month. Will we are on a break, or whatever. In this post I share a couple creative updates and try to find a new direction for this blog.

    • Kindness is future proof

      This post is not about Minecraft. However, feel free to take the message and apply it there. This post instead is an encouragement towards kindness. An act that can’t be pay-walled, made obsolete or enshittified.

    • Dripstone farming in Minecraft

      I’ve been in the pit of the techno-cave this month working on designs to collect drip-stone. In this post I cover the designs I used and some of the challenges with each.