xram.net

It started as a physics playground. Projects and musings drifting around the screen as blobs, spring-connected to their tags. Click a filter, watch things glow. Drag stuff around. You know — the kind of homepage that’s more demo than portfolio.

It didn’t stay that way.

There are three worlds now. Center: an asteroid field where the asteroids are my writing — projects, musings, DreamSongs, all orbiting. Left: the Wormhole, a 3D starmap where every concept and idea is a star. Navigate through it, open a reading panel, leave yellow energy trails on the stars you’ve visited. Right: the Rift, quieter, more text, less chaos — for when you want to actually read.

All the content comes from the Vault — an Obsidian garden of essays, philosophical tangents, and things I needed to write down before I forgot them. SvelteKit 5 and mdsvex compile it; Woodpecker CI deploys it. Self-hosted, naturally.

The original idea was a blog that didn’t feel like one. I think it stopped being just some words somewhere around the time I added friendly aliens and power ups to the Rift’s shoot-em-up.