Day 2 Tecnomancy
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Day 2 Tecnomancy
Ghost zones greatest hunter is 10cm tall.

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Tecnomancy - Ectoburhaunt Day 2
ugh I thought I could churn this out in less than a day. It has been much more than a day. I also spelled tecnomancy wrong fuuuuuuuge. Context and more mumbling under the cut.
Uh oh guys dont let that which you love consume you or anything :/
Okay, let the record show that Sam didn’t intend all of this to happen.
Some (Tucker) would argue that it began when Sam began her journey into vegetarianism, while others (Sam) would argue that it began when Tucker was born, and his stubbornness came into existence.
Dedicated Spaces in Tech Magic
Welp, I was in a bit of a funk re: my craft and then I was inspired by a question from @artsiwych sooo... Have some talk about making a dedicated space for your tech magic. I'll try to go back through soon and link resources but this was a 2am mad type-up.
So, one of the nice things about tech magic is it doesn't require much physical space or presence. It blends nicely into your mundane life so if you are living with those who don't support witchcraft or just prefer to not explain an altar to visitors to your place? Tech witchcraft is amazing for that.
This does NOT mean you can get away with not having a dedicated space to practice, however. Sure, I'll do programming work on whatever machine is available, but the serious work? The actual craft of things? I have separate devices, accounts, even separate Discord servers for my bots when doing serious magical work like one would do at an altar. Tech magic may be digital but it is still magic and you need to set it apart from your other digital doings.
There's a number of ways you can do this. I'm going to devide this into both physical and digital elements, so think from both angles to find whichever one fits your budget, means, and workflow.
Separate physical devices
Much like an altar can be anything from a table to an Altoids tin, you can easily keep a digital device set apart for your witchy doings. This can be anything from a USB flash drive to a completely separate computer/device.
If you want to go to the moon, you can do something like I have with my Raspberry Pi Zero W where I can remote connect to it using wi-fi. Have I mentioned the device was $15 for the board and the case? It's a steal of a computer, especially if you have some old micro-usb chargers lying around. You could also use an old cellphone just for magical work, if you like mobile apps. Or you could have a flash drive with whatever setup you wish on it, whether that is a bootable OS setup or just a bunch of files. Think outside the box and do some research on small computers or repurposing old tech. There's a lot you can do on this end of things.
Separate digital spaces
If you are using a device you usually use for mundane activities for magical ones as well, consider setting up a separate digital space for your craft. At the bare minimum, anyone using cloud storage for their craft should consider making an account separate from their primary. But this can be much more complex as well, as it is easy to fall into old habits when using the same space for both mundane and magical activities.
One easy way to do this is to make a second user account on your PC and use it just for magical work. This is a trick I suggest to people who have trouble shutting off their notifications on their main profile, as it isolates you from your usual space. This clear digital line between accounts keeps you on task.
On the other hand, if you have a need to swap back and forth, try a Virtual Machine on your computer. This lets you run a computer within your computer, complete with its own OS. Now, installing an OS on a Virtual Machine can be tricky, especially if your current OS license is for one computer only. If this is the case, Linux is going to be your friend. Find a distro you like and give it a try. Ubuntu is always a solid choice if you want somewhere to start.
Things to consider:
- What sort of mobility does your tech space need?
- If writing code, what languages will you need to write and what apps to compile and process?
- If working with graphics, what physical and digital requirements does your space need?
- Do you want a graphical interface, or a command line interface?
- Do you want to use systems you are comfortable with, or do you want to learn something new in the process of setting up your space? Systems you are comfortable with will ensure less fumbling in the middle of your craft, but sometimes pushing yourself to learn something new creates a build up of energy you can add to your work.

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god i want music based superpowers so bad. like tecnomancy
the project’s phase 1 begins
Per my last post, I’m increasingly interested in the idea of a website that could serve as a portable altar across multiple places. (I’d do it as an app, but that’d lock it to my phone.) However I am WOEFULLY out of practice with HTML and CSS, and all my Javascript practice comes from Discord bots, so I am unused to making a GUI for web interfaces.
So to ease myself into it, I’m starting with a tarot card portion of my site. This will let me repurpose existing Javascript for the pulls, etc and focus more on the front-end of things. Below is my basic project diagram to help me figure out the moving pieces, so to speak.
[Alt text: A picture of a diagram. The diagram shows how an initial webpage containing multiple variables in an array will use a variety of buttons to tailor the variables to the user’s specifications for a tarot reading. This information will be forwarded on clicking a confirmation button into a second page, that will use various scripts, json files, and images to create a page displaying the results of the reading.]