I never knew exactly what We Are Unreasonable People was. Probably it was just an outlet for a certain class of stuff I made, and a few friends also did. Probably these are the sort of artifacts people call ‘art’ — except others rarely called these as such.

Anyway: I redesigned the homepage and adapted some of the works for nowadays (eg. some videos still required Real Player or Windows Media — ugh!). If nothing else, it’s a relic from pre-blogging, pre-Flickr, pre-YouTube days, a short era in which people who wanted to show stuff on the Web got dirty with HTML and made up a homepage.

Maybe I — or someone else — will come up with new Unreasonable stuff soon.

For the past few weeks, I’ve been spending my spare time redesigning my website entirely from scratch. And I do mean the whole thing: my blog, portfolio, video gallery, etc. will become parts of a fully-integrated web experience. Doing it presented the opportunity to do away with years of lousy hacks and spaghetti code and start a proper framework of my own.

The new source code is still a bit on the messy and disorganized side, but still multiple magnitudes cleaner than the PHP in use right now. Anyway, I hope to have the finished thing online in a couple of weeks at worst.

Sneak preview!