Ksable's Nest

It feels like I haven't written a blog in a long time. Today is New Year's Day, wishing everyone a happy New Year! I hope that in the new year, I can wake up naturally every day without any trouble. Since entering the third year of high school, I've felt that there hasn't been a single day without fatigue and tiredness. Today is 2026, and when I think about what happened in 2025, I find that my memories of that year seem to only include events from the past few months, as if the first half of the year never existed. I wonder if it's because my memory has declined since starting the third year of high school or if it's a form of "intentional selective amnesia."

The day after tomorrow is a friend's birthday. He was my classmate in the freshman year of high school and we were desk mates. But after that, we didn't contact each other much, only greeting occasionally when we met. On the 14th, I found out from another friend that his 18th birthday was on the 21st. As an old friend, I thought I should give him a gift. I bought a small trinket that I really like, but my desk mate said it was suitable for someone with a different personality, making me feel it wasn't appropriate for him. After thinking it over, I decided to just give him some food!

The Gaokao is like a noose hanging around the neck, slowly tightening, making it hard to breathe.

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Please forgive my introversion

There has always been a need for a website-based sticky note feature, allowing me to jot down text content anytime and anywhere while also...

The typhoon HujiaSha is really intense, no wonder it's a Category 17 typhoon; the school even had to suspend classes. Since entering junior high...

The third year of high school is really busy, time is really scarce. School started a month ago, and until now I've only had two days of vacation to rest. I managed to squeeze in a bit of time to continue porting the Typecho theme, and now it's finally done. I'm starting to think about changing themes.

Readest is a modern open-source e-book reader designed for immersive reading. It has 10.1k stars on GitHub, making it an excellent project. However, the GitHub project page only provides a build guide without detailed instructions on how to configure the project. Then I scoured the entire internet and found that there is no deployment tutorial available anywhere online; all the content is just promotional articles introducing Readest. The content of these articles seems to be almost identical, with dozens of pieces appearing to be copied from each other. This article serves as my personal notes on private deployment, and so far I have only completed the web-based deployment, for reference only.

愿那个世界充满美好，她不再痛苦不再难受