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Starting! My 2 week goal is to create the game Snake in Python. So I can kickstart my new game dev studio. I got overwhelmed with options for editors and went with Visual Studio Code ("VS Code") which was recommended by the jwaz nerd chat. Mu will be my backu...

Day 2 of working on the Udemy Python Bootcamp course! We're going to pickup with more info about strings. String Properties and Methods Strings are "immutable" or cannot be changed. So for example: If I set name = "Bob" And then I try to set 'B' to 'R', ...

12/28/20 Monday Let's keep going with the Udemy course! We took a smol holiday break. Starting with boolean operators. Boolean Comparison operators == Equality: Checks to see if objects are equal to each other. Type of data matters so if you compare "2" = 2...

Day 3 of Python Bootcamp LFG. Dictionaries Dictionaries are unordered mappings for storing objects. Mappings are collections of objects that are stored using a key. A sequence stores objects using the position. Mappings won't have an order and can't be sorte...

12/30/20 Wednesday I started Python statements on 12/28/20 Monday but didn't get very far. So I'm including it here. Python Statements Let's learn about stuff like If then statements. I don't know a lot of statement examples lol... if, elif, and else state...

1/5/21 Tuesday New year, same course. Let's learn more about Python. For Loops Many objects in Python are iterable or are capable of being repeated. This means we can iterate over every element in the object. For example, we can: Iterate or repeat every ...

1/6/21: My first Python Code. It converts temperatures from F to C and C to F. Huge thanks for @Tokugero and @Leeoku for helping me. And Girlshark for the inspiration Code with comments # Instantiate initial true flag to enter loop run_loop = True # Set g...

1/6/21 Wed Other Useful Operators and Functions   Range Operator Often, we'll have lists of numbers and instead of typing out all the numbers in the list, we can use the Range function. This works similar to the slicing function mentioned above. So let's s...

Friday 01/15/21 Today I wanted to work on the test and comprehension part of the course which can be seen here. They threw in something called *args and **kwargs in the middle of my coding practice. So let's learn about args. *args and **kwargs *args These...

Tuesday 01/12/21 Methods and Python Documentation Objects in Python have methods. So for example the .split() and .append() are types of methods. A list of the methods can be found by just typing in mylist. and seeing the popup window in VSCode. You can also...

TIL Today I'm working on some practice problems. I'm going to take some notes on what I learned while I go through these problems. Unfortunately the solutions include things we've never gone over in the lectures. Reference this link for the questions and this...

Let's Learn Docker Phil likes Docker and it's something useful to learn. And LastPass is taking away my free service so I need to DIY a password manager. Here's some notes References General Docker Documentation Docker run Docker compose bitwardenrs wi...

This was a giant pain in the ass. TL;DR: Gimp > png > Inkscape (trace bitmap) > svg > Blender (Import SVG > Convert to Curves > Convert to Mesh > Geometry Extrude) STL Gimp: Crop (Shift + C) Color Correct Export as PNG Inkscape: Path > Trace Bitma...

You need a few pieces of information to configure the client and server. This documentation is just for the client side. Install wireguard and wireguard-tools sudo apt-get install wireguard wireguard-tools Generate a public and private key. This can be do...

Configuring Wireguard Install the package via System > Package Manager > Wireguard Browse to VPN > Wireguard Add a tunnel Generate a key pair (Configuration and Peers to be configured later). The public key from this is needed in Configuring the Peers Set ...