Progress on Projects

This is just a quick update on the progress on projects that were (or were not) mentioned in the CCN0's 4th birthday announcements. Keep in mind I have no obligation to finish any of these projects and that development speed is unpredictable.

Terter

Terter was successfully updated and finished and should be finished for now. it is currently on v0.1.5, and has support for wildcards, deleting/editing URLs, and more.

GlobalClocks

GlobalClocks is currently being refactored into a different project, with more features. GlobalClocks' countdowns, countups, and embeds should and will work in the time being, and any existing clocks will continue to function even after the GlobalClocks successor is released or finished.

Screensaver

Screensaver is not being worked on as of now, but will be released sometime in 2025.

CCN0TEBOOK

CCN0TEBOOK is being optimized, as every feature is currently working with the renderer but the HTML plugin or modern editor is still being conceived. Expect this early 2025.

CCN0.GitHub.io

The website was updated to the new design and any pages that contain the old CSS will be fixed as they become issues.

Games

Nexploration 2 is being conceived and will probably take a while to get into testing. Other games are being conceived but nothing can be said about them until they are done.

CCanvasEngine

Any CCanvasEngine development has stopped and a new engine with better features and more options will be released eventually.

Multitaxes

Multitaxes has stepped down from the lofty goals I had for it a while back, it is currently being optimized and a design language is being developed. Don't expect it to release anytime soon, but it is being developed.

Conclusion

I can announce any number of projects, just don't have any anticipation for them releasing at a normal pace. I've worked on a lot of side projects which have come out, but I will be taking a break throughout October. I also want to branch out from just the CCN0 name.

What's next for Nexploration?

Currently on the CCN0 Nexploration page.

"Nexploration isn't dead. I have updated this page for the purpose of making it easier to view, and in preparation for the next game in the series. Keep an eye on my blog and this page for news and updates for Nexploration and it's soon to come sequel. There is no defined date."

Nexploration will be receiving a sequel in the coming years. It won't be this year, or the next. The next Nexploration is coming. And if it never comes out, then disregard this. I'm absolutely sure it will come out. And this time, it won't look like complete shit.

CCN0TEPAD Win might change name

I'm thinking about changing the name of Notepad Win to something else. It's probably gonna be hard to get used to but it hasn't been following it's goal of being the Windows-like Notepad like I wanted. It's good, but I think it is time to change its name. Also if you want to check out progress of the Windows-like Notepad, go here. If you want to know the differences between the Notepads, check out the selection page.

Notepad Win Major Update

Changes

• Notepad no longer 1 pixel down
• New Dark Mode
• "Are you sure you want to leave?"
• URL Parameters
  • ?dark: Enables Dark Mode
  • ?file=<url>: Loads File from URL (might not work because of CORS)
• Keyboard Shortcuts
  • Ctrl + Alt + S: Save As
  • Alt + D: Toggle Dark Mode

This was a pretty big update, and I guess one step back from it being a Windows-like notepad. I am working on a new Notepad Win, which is actually trying to be a true Windows notepad based on the last version. I also realize there is no version number for Notepad; actually all of them. Oops.

Stylization and Terminology of CCN0TEPAD

So, I realize that I'm confusing myself with the name of CCN0TEPAD. It's stylized as Notepad but when formatting like italics aren't available, it is CCN0TEPAD, which I realize causes some confusion between CCN0TEBOOK and Notepad. I also pronounce it as see•see•note•pad, combining CCN0 and Notepad. That may seem obvious but not for some people. Anyways, this was for clarification and is kind of a waste of a post. This won't be important very soon.

The Making of the CCN0 Portal

Hey, it's CCN0, notorious bullshit maker. I am a big fan of making useless gizmos. I found some cool things and exploits, which then led to the making of the CCN0 Portal, which has gone through many updates and changes until I finally made the version you see now.

Tinkering

If you're wondering, I fucked around a lot with the school computers. I was a notorious soundboard user, 'the hacker dude', and many other nicknames from my antics. All of my bullshitting led to my school laptop being taken away and my school account being locked. I have many words about this decision but it led to me one day tinkering with the log in kiosk. Which then led to me breaking out of the log in page onto Microsoft's homepage. This was a huge breakthrough as this worked just like a private tab, and you could just browse like you were logged in!

One problem:

You couldn't just enter a URL. You had to go through a search engine to get to many things, which was either annoying or impossible. Going to my site was annoying, and getting to cool sites like game sites, videos, media, and tools like Skool and Polaris were basically impossible. But then I had an idea.

You remember Yahoo?

I opened an old website template I had lying around. I made a shitty little form to go to any URL, and added some links to many websites. And it worked. It was fine to use, but later when using it, I realized how bad it looked on the tiny log in kiosks, and it looked off on big kiosks. But I was busy working on other projects, like Notepad Win and GlobalClocks, so I left it to rot, and the CCN0 Portal entered hiatus.

Life without the Web

Using school computers without logging in was very fun. I would play games fine (they were slower, which I suspect was because they didn't allocate shit for the log in screen), and Instagram, YouTube TikTok all worked on it. There were basically no issues. I even added a rAdBOX to it, but it looked like shit. But then I got tired of it. It was overly bright, had a shitty UI, and basically nothing from the modern age. So I decided I was going to catalog many websites, tools, social medias, and more shit and keep them in mind for when I update the site.

Starting from Scratch (kinda)

I was working on a different project at the time, which let you make bento-box UI websites easy. Unfortunately, I thought about it a little more, and realized it would allow many malware things and other bullshit to exist, under MY website. So I canned it. I had this code and CSS with no use. Until I realized something. This would be perfect for a web directory, such as the CCN0 Portal. And I got to work. In one day, I had the CCN0 Portal looking better than ever. It looks good on small displays, large displays, it had a responsive layout, and looked very modern. It was basically perfect. I updated the 'How to get back' section and eventually updated my disclaimers.

Currently, the CCN0 Portal is working fine without JavaScript, or even CSS. People have been using it so much, that if you search 'ccn0 portal' on Bing, you can get to my site without typing a URL. It's one of my best works, and I hope to be updating it for years to come with more bullshit and other shit. Thank you for reading about my bullshit, maybe you'll find a use for it as well.

Terter v0.1.4 & Terter v0.1.5

Changes

• Fixed URL checking
• Made URL list text smaller

Added

• URL List now lets you delete and jump to the URL.

yeah i forgot 2 versions