My first contribution to the Farm's Almanac based on a lot of solutions I've seen for stuff. Im still early on so im sure this is all common knowledge
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UmFZv03KRBI

Sometimes I try to help teach up-and-coming software-interested folks. had a use case where a student was both learning to type and learning to code so I made this thing
What you do is you pick a library available on pypi then you can type along with its modules. free and open source.
https://github.com/krflol/stronglytypedgame

Been working on an xperl fork for ascension, made a bit more excited for it for classless. customization and stuff. any interest? Also not affiliated at all with the creator(s)/mainer(s) of xperl.

Got diagnosed via biopsy Thursday, I'll be documenting my stuff as a github repo for the algorithms for better or for worse. retrospective data is hard to come by. Im a former submariner with exposure to stuff so Ill be documenting the VA stuff as well. Head/neck cancer are presumed service related if certain exposures were true, but whether or not that becomes helpful remains to be seen.

The basics:

Right cervical-chain lymph node core biopsy: metastatic squamous cell carcinoma, moderate to poorly differentiated.

Immunohistochemistry:

• CK5: positive
• p16: positive, block staining

Pathology comment:

• Findings may represent an HPV-mediated carcinoma.
• Recommend correlation with clinical and radiologic findings to determine the primary site.

Flow cytometry:

• No significant lymphoid immunophenotypic abnormalities

the Repo
https://github.com/krflol/definately_anonymized

After some deliberation, I've decided to open-source my document remediation project. Full disclosure, the PDF engine it uses is my own and has commercial licensing, but the underlying theory can be applied with any library or language.
The engine I used to build it has its own license, but this project is MIT. Hope it helps some folks.

From the docs:

The Librarian

The Librarian is an open-source control plane for large-scale PDF accessibility remediation. It is built around a simple idea: inaccessible document collections should be treated like a corpus that can be queued, inspected, re-authored, verified, learned from, and improved over time.

Instead of treating every PDF as a one-off repair job, The Librarian keeps a persistent remediation workspace. Each document run produces structured inputs, accessible authoring artifacts, rendered outputs, verification evidence, parity metrics, review packages, and operational telemetry. The long-term goal is a system that gets better as it processes more documents because reusable layout fixes, accessibility components, and failure signatures are promoted into a shared scaffold library.

What It Does

The Librarian coordinates the document remediation loop around a Django control plane:

1. Ingest a source PDF from a local path, upload, queue, or manifest.
2. Analyze the source document and record machine-readable inspection artifacts.
3. Generate structured document inputs such as document.data.json and document.layout.json.
4. Author an accessible replacement through a scaffold-first Python report project.
5. Render and verify with Fullbleed, including tagged/PDF-UA-oriented outputs when available.
6. Evaluate quality gates for accessibility, parity, structure, text, visual similarity, and review readiness.
7. Store every attempt, artifact, issue, score, and event for auditability.
8. Let the librarian loop inspect failing documents, apply targeted remediation, and promote reusable fixes.

In practical terms, it gives you:

• A queue and dashboard for document remediation jobs.
• A repeatable job/attempt model instead of ad hoc file folders.
• Evidence bundles for each document, not just an output PDF.
• A librarian command that can walk a corpus and improve the shared scaffold over time.
• Contract-validated JSON telemetry so automation can trust the artifacts it reads.
• Optional model orchestration through Codex or Claude for inspection and authoring assistance.
• A separate engine-feedback ledger for recurring Fullbleed or platform limitations found during real remediation work.

https://github.com/keenan-fullbleed/the_librarian

Would anyone be interested in a cultivation mod? Currently building it for myself but basically:

meditate to gain ki
spend ki on a somewhat powerful melee strike, a short distance teleporter, restore some hunger/thirst, mend minor wounds (not bites/infection).. and a bunch more I wouldnt want to spoil if theres any interest.

Breakthrough for higher cultivation levels etc..

Meditation etc is fairly time intensive but its hardly critically balanced.

This is unlocked through a 6 perk at character selection or by finding the first book..Should I make this a thing or just keep minding my own business?

Edit: published to nexusmods
https://www.nexusmods.com/projectzomboid/mods/301?published=1