irrelevantreviews
4 weeks ago
New Review: Parappa the Rapper 2 | My first review that was uploaded with Git. Did it go smoothly? No. No, it did not.
luckofstar
1 month ago
thank you!! i think its good to just learn at least a bit of asl, just in case i ever need it ദ്ദി ( ᵔ ᗜ ᵔ ) and im learning armenian since i have some family from there !!
luckofstar
1 month ago
also your site is awesome !! i completely agree with your review on the mermaid mask im playing it rn and its incredible (˶ᵔ ᵕ ᵔ˶)
irrelevantreviews
1 month ago
Wow, I would've never expected to find someone who's played Detective Grimoire here! I'm glad that you're enjoying it just as much as I did.
irrelevantreviews
1 month ago
This is the first time somone's here called me "Humma". I should probably make that more obvious, lol (o_o'')
changemymind
1 month ago
Yes, Github desktop is the way. Although, there are Git alternatives that came out recently/are about to come out, like Ark, and I think there were a few others but I don't remember the names
irrelevantreviews
1 month ago
@kalathetraveler Syncing my local copy of my website with neocities...
p7uen
1 month ago
If you use Phoenix Code (I started after some recommendations on here) it has a simple github thing built in that is very easy (once you've set it up).
kalathetraveler
4 weeks ago
@irreleventreviews Ohhhh. I've never heard of that before! How does it work? Also yeah I use Phoenix Code too for all my coding and stuff bc of the live preview tool! It's how I test out all my links and what not ToT But as @p7uen said they do have a github thingy you could try out too! Except I'm preeetty sure PhC is only for desktop D:
irrelevantreviews
3 weeks ago
I used this: https://github.com/marketplace/actions/deploy-to-neocities Petrapixel also has a really good guide on how to use it: https://petrapixel.neocities.org/coding/neocities
I think it depends. When I'm out and about, I prefer my wireless ones since I'm not going to get tangled or anything on the move, but at home I love my wired ones.
For me it's always wired. Wireless ones have this insufferable audio lag I can't get rid of and are just really easy to lose. It's easier for me to stuff a wired pair in my pocket than to pat my pocket every other second to check if my wireless pair fell out