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As per the title, this repository houses various pieces of documentation and projects with examinational and/or avocational value. For more information, refer to the respective directories of each project.

In essence, the content of each project caters to an abundance of concepts with both technical and theoretical relevance; all follow a uniform methodology for their implementation and revisal. Be advised, revisions are carried out incrementally for these projects and their documentation. As well as this, all resources and references in this domain are provided AS-IS and without warranty of any kind; see the legal page for more details.

Currently Actively Projects

• Backend scripts for site generation with RSS support.
• Succinct System Envrionment: Debian-based soft-distribution with some opinionated changes with regard to drivers, packages, repositories, configurations, and other elements of the base system; the repository contains tools for converting existing systems and generating ISO images. SSE has a lot of options to configure the generated system to embedded, server, kiosk, handheld, or workstation environments, but is primarily for personal use only (as in, it is not recommended for production use).
• Serial Domain Aggregator: a queue-based model that is similar to the models behind Forth and Lisp. This model is intended to serve as an example of a queue automaton and a system smaller than Forth. Eventually, the model is planned to have a theorhetical hardware implementation, as well as multiple software implementations.
• Catalog: a subset of Datalog's model with arbitrary syntax; Catalog serves as a minimal example of a logical language with a domain-specific design. In practice, the model can be used for making rough descriptions a large system, or implemented in software as a DSL for settings and data.

See the projects directory for other items.

The sidebar's table of contents provides a high-level overview of most of the content that will be found on this site; original resources on this site are dual-licensed under the terms of the 0BSD and BSL-1.0 licenses unless stated otherwise.