Welcome to the website of constantly changing titles. It used to be called GGEGIGSIE (66.36.165.13), then it was called Gokenshadow.com, and now it has been changed to IggRSA IGBRAA, which is pronounced igger-sah igg-brah because the static IP I happen to have access to spells that out (Igg [199] RSA [254] IGB[168] RAA[244]), and I'm not in the mood to pay money for a domain name.
Here ye shall find many a technological treasure to burn yur eyes with. Right now, the pickins're scarce, but soon, this may become the greatest collection of cool technology on this side of the buzzy electricity between wires. Have as much fun as ye possibly can, and good luck to ya!
The Aforementioned Cool Stuff
STORY BRANCHER - A new app that allows you to create, add to, and share "choose your own adventure" type stories online Note: This app is only at the alpha stage of development, so things are likely to change drastically in the final product.WEBCOMIC READER - A new experimental form of webcomic reading. It basically treats an entire webcomic as one huge image that will change its position based on mouse movement, kind of like an fps. Click the "Start Reading" button in the upper right corner of the screen to try it out. (The webcomic used is "Pup Ponders The Heat Death Of The Universe" written by Drew Weing. You can find the original comic here.) This does not work on Internet Explorer.
And that's just what you can do with static images. Imagine the possibilities if you started moving those images around. Here is a sample test of paralax layering. Try it out. It may have awful stick figure drawings, but just look at the potential. The possiblities are endless.
At this point, some of you may be thinking "But dude, 99% of webcomics are made up of normal, top-to-down pages that are basically designed to be printed in a book. What's this webcomic reader supposed to do with those?"
I'm glad you asked, friend. I'm glad you asked, 'cause I actually have an answer to that question. Normal-paged webcomics can be read with this webcomic reader as well. They just need to be staircased. Here's what that would look like. (The webcomic used is "Dragon Heroes" by Iva Fany Vyhnankova. It can be found here.)
If you're in a musical mood. I also have a sparse collection of guitar chords for various Video Games and TV Shows from Sailor Moon to Land Before Time. Check them out as well.