April 10, 2024 Cloudflare migration begins Started the migration over to Cloudflare static pages. It was much easier than anticipated. Everything is starting to fall into place.
April 2, 2024 Astroclash I got sucked into the whole Amico drama. It was very entertaining. I’ve never been a big fan of original Intellivision. Although I do have a couple of those systems and a
February 20, 2024 Simplifying - Take Three I’m still doing more website and social media consolidation. It just didn’t feel right to me that this site was a half baked photo portfolio and andradearts.com was the blog.
January 12, 2024 Forty Years as a Certified Programmer? Flash back Friday blog post edition. I found this certificate, dated February 18, 1983, in a box while I was going through all my memorabilia that I kept over the years. It’s
October 1, 2023 I've Retired from Game Development On September 20th, 2002, about 24 hours before my daughter Sophia was born, I was laid off from my then current job. I was devastated, scared, and most of all angry. I didn’
September 12, 2023 Goodbye Twitter Today I killed all my twitter accounts. I just can’t be on that platform any longer. Just can’t do it. You can find me on Mastodon and Threads. 🤘🏽
June 12, 2023 KaiOS Debugging On a Modern Mac Today on reddit I saw this post about Waterfox Classic. I had no idea this app existed. I can now easily test and debug my games on the MacBook Air M2! I can
April 11, 2023 Do what you love. Love what you do. In my previous post I had a lot of doubts and indecision haunting me. The life curve ball really has me questioning everything. This past month I made some changes and commitments to
April 1, 2023 Simplifying - Take Two This is home base now. Almost everything I do online lives here. I thought I simplified before but it wasn’t enough. Recent posts from markandrade.com and Taara Games are here now.
February 24, 2023 Bring back the Indie web! Bring back the wild west of the web. I miss that whole indie feel the web had before corporate take overs of our creations. RSS is not dead nor is it antiquated. We’