Changed the method of page sorting from serial to chronological.
Changed sorting from descending to ascending.
Got the homepage working.
Changed local storage from the OneDrive folder to the actual document folder. May God smite the guys over at Microsoft for creating this monster whose corpse still troubles me.
It seems that all of our stuff is stored within OneDrive folders, even if we uninstall it. This causes issues due to the special nature of these folders.
05-06-2026
General
Got the sorting layout to order pages based on date as it’s primary method
In the event that multiple pages share the same date, a secondary property known as order is used to determine the order.
Disabled GitHub pages and actions to stop attempts of duplicate hosting.
Redeployed website after Cloudflare got stuck on an earlier build.
Added support for themes before installing a custom theme.
Reverted back to yesterday’s version since the custom themes broke the website.
Users (me) couldn’t select text on the website
Hours spent on resolving this issue: 3
By reverting to this version, some parts of this project broke
Resolved this by deleting the text files and rebuilding the symbolic link that connected my vault and quartz
Just learnt the hard way that git doesn’t roll everything back. Resolved this by manually deleting the responsible files.
It seems that I’ll have to make my own theme.
05-07-2026
General
Implemented my own custom theme, took roughly an hour or two.
Got the input-field for email up to a presentable standard, courtesy of !important.
A common trait here is that any CSS I do gets overridden unless I use !important or change the source after combing through every file.
It’s going to be composed of personal experiences and recollections, so it won’t be polished. The main reason why I’m creating this new classification is so that this writing won’t hold up to the standards of my essays.
06-06-2026
Knowledge
Added the ‘Knowledge’ folder
Declared my intent to store the notes of my Major
Notes will be made based on subject matter. Example being HTML, classes, variable, etc.
Notes will subsequently categorized based on course with tags, ergo CS 2400, CS 2300, CS 3000, etc.
Declared my intent to archive my experiences in AFROTC
Waiting until formal enrollment before I elaborate further.
06-08-2026
Backend
Audited it and found discrepancies with the serialization.
Reserialized the spreadsheet and stored notes to align with each other. I’ve done this for the 4-5th time, so I pray that this is the last. It is tedious, with a disproportionate amount of time being invested into this facet that results in minimal changes.
Invalidation
In Fives, I formalized my choice of writing shorter essays after considering the conditions that I published my works in. As I said before, words are a bond– an oath.
Since then, the scope of this project has expanded. The nature of this project has become a garden, so I don’t have to curate my words. One way or another, it shall become a lush one.
In addition to this, I have been inconsistent– my actions perjuring these words of mine. So while this may be a factor in my consideration for this change, it is a mark on my integrity.
It is hereby resolved, that the limitation that I have established unto myself has been invalidated in light of this.
Remind me to update this if you still see it. Updated.
Inactivity
Originally, I planned on taking a short break on this website and this project as a whole. I didn’t spend all twelve days on this project, but it never left my mind. What I did spend was over six hours of troubleshooting.
Taking a break would make me an workaholic with no work. Unacceptable. In a way, writing is my ideal. It is a permanent expression, one that’ll remain as I drink my suffering raw.
Why revel in comfort and its many forms when they’ll come and go? You won’t find the same person twice, from those who share your lifespan– so how could you expect comfort from anything less? Cogito, ergo sum. If my thought proves my existence, then surely it can sustain it.
Pending tasks:
Spreadsheet
Requires an update
Should I count this changelog? It’s almost 1,300 words now.
Graph
Link colors need to changed to optimize visibility.
Anything else.
07-24-2026
It’s actually the 30th, but I forgot to update this part.
MATH1300: Paused. Will start once I complete the following two objectives.
Learning latex.
Actually understanding the course content.
All of these notes will be actively worked on and maintained until I pass. After I pass this semester, these notes will remain– but they’ll be deprioritized. After all, I’ll be working on the next iteration.
Reminder for my future self: Group these courses into folders based on semesters.
AF regulations prohibit Cadets from sharing any information in regards to AFOQT. This is oversimplified, but suffices for a changelog– so I can’t mention that in my journal.
To avoid the chance of me shooting my own foot in regards to information, I will add a password and will restrict access to fellow cadets in the AFROTC program.
I will also rewrite the index page as it sounds too similar to what I’ve written here.
General
Removed most of the non-publishable files I had from this vault, by extension this website.
This means that they are no longer being stored in the GitHub repository itself, mitigating a potential risk.
Updated quartz plugins
syntax-highlighting’s build failed. No need to investigate further as it’s marginal to the website.
Finally changed the graph link colors
Took me over an hour to realize that I can’t make it specific to the graph itself.
Royal purple wasn’t my first choice, but the tables aren’t readable if I make it a light color.
08-28-2026
General
It’s me again, changed the graph link colors again to align better with the theme.
Enabled a preview card for links, should be dynamic.
Implementing password protection to limit access. If I’m going to suffer, y’all better suffer with me if you to look through my perspective.
Declared my intent to gather the journals of other cadets eventually. I too want to learn about their perspectives. I believe that their windows will be insightful and will prevent my own window from overshadowing a future cadet’s actual experience.
09-06-2026
Cups (Pending)
Changed the name to align better with the essay itself. The title ‘Cups’ was chosen due to the symbolism for love that I used in a prior draft.
Also changed it to purposefully break the links that I sent in the past. It’s time to close that window of transparency.
Added Delta subfolder to organize content pertaining to my Flight.
Contents of it have a different password from the AS100 notes, specifically for my Flight members. Whether I tell them of its existence or not is another story.
Added Technical subfolder to organize content pertaining to technical operations that occur in the Detachment. Essentially a place for fellow cadets to reproduce solutions to issues or problems that I diagnosed. Looking at them, It’s my continuity plan for when I inevitably go into the night.
Formalizing my discontinuation of this due to its infeasibility. The following notes will be archived toScraps as I eventually implement the idea written on 09-30-2026.
Fixed the file path. My Obsidian Vault originally consisted of a single main folder, so there wasn’t a good place to store private notes. So, I got rid of my old vault and used the original main folder as a subfolder– now I have two main folders.
A consequence of doing so, is that the file paths changed for the images– forcing me to add another folder to it.
The original page had too many words and would clutter up the screen. For mobile users, the actual notes would be at the very bottom– so there’s a chance for them to miss it.
Remedied this by removing the replacing the ‘Objectives’ portion of the page.
General
Declare intent to introduce a TOC to this page, to change all dates into Primary Headers, and all subjects into Secondary Headers.
Both mentions ironically warn against the disclosure that I’ve audited for.
General
A through review of this changelog is required to audit open considerations. I would do it right now, but I only have enough energy for academics. Once again, like many of my essays– I’m tired. But I must move.