A new page, in a new book

As you might've noticed, 0xff.nu looks... different –– It looks like an OS from the 90-s. The "fake desktop" concept is one I've been enamored with for quite a while, mostly because it looks cool and because of the nostalgic feeling it gives me personally, and it looks like I'm definitely not the only one that feels that way. The decision to actually pursue and implement this was driven by the fact that I wanted to redesign my space on the internet and make it work for me. That is not to say that the previous design didn't, but I did realize that my brain works in more of a "desktop" mode where a certain note can potentially live in more than one space at the same time, or live in none at all. A bit of a less bound way to look at things, if you will. This also comes on the heels of my previous entry "Corporate Burnout", where I had the difficult realization that I've had enough of the corporate, lie-ridden circle-jerk of a clique. So the current website design is in a way an even…

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