Goodbye, Cohost.
It was nice being a small part of it. ✌️
Like everyone else, I'm gonna miss this place. I wish I had posted more when I had the chance, and I wish I had talked to people more... But the time I did spend on cohost was wonderful (except when I was thrown into the sun), and cohost's shutdown managed to get me to finally make a website and in my panic to keep posting before it's too late I ended up slaying a white whale I've been chasing for years.
I can be found at my website quux.foo, where I will continue to post about technology and games and things that catch my ADHD/Autism (there's an RSS feed if that's your thing). I hope I can carry my panicposting momentum into finishing more projects, and I hope to see you all around. Thanks for everything! 👋
While nothing lasts forever, the internet is the best thing we have. Here's a picture of my dog, Bubby. He has been one of the best companions I have had by my side for several several years. While he is still alive and well (I say this to clarify he isn't dying), I'd like this image of him to be preserved for as long as possible along with how much he has meant to me these past 15 years. He means more to me than I think he will probably ever know. I know that I do mean the world to him and I know the feeling is mutual. Bub, you have been the best dog anyone could ever have asked for. You've been there with me through the hardest times in my life when it felt like I had absolutely no one at all and no one to turn to. You are, and will always be, one of my best friends, and a very good boy!
Bubby, much like Cohost, will always be with me in pictures and memories for as long as I live. No one can ever take that away from me. In times like this, it's normal to feel the grief and the sadness knowing you only have so much time together. While it sounds cliched, grief does get better over time, but good memories stay strong forever!