#SquirrelJME: This time around for the LCDUI implementation, I will be taking the easier and simpler route. Before the system was far too complex and was pretty much hyper modular, but that increased complexity made it very unwieldy.
Saying the wrong thing. (---)
I always get anxiety when I say the wrong thing and it is hard for me to think otherwise. I always worry that I lose friends over a few words. This definitely stems from being raised by abusive parents who if I made a single mistake I would be scolded, yelled at, and/or grounded which usually was preceeded with silence to make me live in fear of them. Gosh I am so broken right now.
#SquirrelJME: I believe for fonts I will store font data in PCF format since it allows padding to int, fields set as int, and can be big endian. So this should be an easy to handle Java friendly format and such (since Java operates heavily on int).
USPol, New Hampshire, Voting, Warning (!!!!!!!!)
If you are from New Hampshire, be CAREFUL when you vote, especially if you plan to just vote down party lines. Apparently when someone runs unopposed, the state now puts their name under BOTH the democrat and republican tickets.
Don't accidentally for a republican like I almost did. I'm glad I fucking caught this! Be careful, and if it's the same name for both parties, figure out their party, and if you can't, skip the race!
#SquirrelJME: Initial run of SquirrelJME tests results of 23 tests ran, 18 passed and 5 failed. So this is pretty exciting that it can actually run some programs! Yay!
#SquirrelJME: Writing this code, I found a bunch of bugs that have slipped through the cracks for like a year. Examples: my upper case method was returning a blank string; I was reading the wrong key from a map for loading dependency information.
#SquirrelJME: I forgot to increment the size of the HashMap when entries were added into new buckets, this would explain some bugs.
#SquirrelJME: I found it pretty difficult to differentiate TODO and DEBUG messages between SpringCoat and the code running in it, so I added a simple number that indicates how deep the VMs are.
Moved to @XerShadowTail , please follow me there instead!