About timtimestim

• Introduction
• Best of
• Contact me
• Download this website (git repo)

Quick introduction

I am in open combat against the English language. This website is a record of our battle.

Everything here is in the public domain using the Creative Commons 0 (CC0) License. You can download the entire website here.

The subsections of timtimestim are:

• /b/ blog - A collection of non-fiction writings
• /f/ fiction - All my fiction writing, short and long
• /n/ newsletter - Casual monthly commentary on cool things plus timtimestim news
• /c/ code - Programming projects
• /w/ wiki - My personal wiki
• /a/ art - Images that I've made

Use the atom feed for updates.

Grammar is for the week. All spelling "mistakes" are henceforth spelling opportunities.

Best of

Blog:

• FML: Fantastic Markup Language -- Writing HTML in C

  I made a horrible markup language in C, and wrote about it here.

• Marshmallow People: An in-depth analysis

  A super serious analysis of a five minute cartoon.

• Sensei Tim teaches you the Linux command line

  I dislike how most internet tutorials are written; they're never interesting enough. This one is meant for those who agree with me.

Wiki:

• Using / Workflow

  A list of things that I use and an exlpination of how I use them. Includes things like software, hardware, and even what waterbottle I drink out of.

• Website statistics

  Fun statistics for the site, like what page contains the highest number of words.

Fiction:

• Dan Times Dan

  My favorite short story I've written so far. There's plans to some day write a longer-form version of this.

Contact me

email: timtimestim@posteo.net

name: tim

planet: earth

ontological status: probably sentient

Reddit account: /u/timtimestim

Sourcehut: https://git.sr.ht/~timtimestim/

I'm just a really good imposter of everyone else who claims to be timtimestim.

Download this website (git repo)

Go to this link to do it:

https://git.sr.ht/~timtimestim/timtimestim

That link (specifically the README file) has all the information you need to download the text, images, and all other things from this site.

If you want to download a specific page in its original markup you can change the .html extension in the URL to .txt. For example:

https://www.timtimestim.com/about.txt

This is useful for things like command lines:

$ curl -s https://www.timtimestim.com/about.txt | fold -s | less