WELCOME

Domain acquired. Claimed a little slice of the internet.

DNS migrated (8 days after acquisition). The name now points somewhere real.

First inklings of the homepage. Layout experiments begin.

Retro CRT homepage + tabbed navigation shipped.

Refactored the homepage into a reusable layout + CSS wrapper. Learned (again) that refactors are never simple, and that unsaved files do not, in fact, compile.

Restyled the whole site as a late-80s CRT terminal: phosphor palette, scanlines, a green/amber toggle, and none of the leftover scaffold copy.

Stellar Nursery mk.1. Set a mass and a composition, and a 1-D hydrostatic solver works out what you built — star, brown dwarf, white dwarf, or a ball of metal that never lit.

Travel Log mk.1. Pick a continent, hover a country, and the map tells you when I was there — the places I have actually been glow a step brighter than everywhere I have not.

Changelog now writes itself — any commit tagged for it shows up here on the next deploy, datestamped.

Travel Log absolved of gluttony. It used to spend a deploy token on every single trip logged — eighteen in one evening — and now publishes them in one batch, so the deploy allowance lives to see the end of the month.

Fermi's Forge replaces Project B: start with a proton and a neutron, smash them together, and fire whatever comes out at whatever else you have, chasing every particle in the Standard Model and then every element. Nothing is looked up — every collision is simulated, and drawn as tracks curling through a bubble chamber.