What does this blog cover?
blog.sayori.org is Amiya_desi's personal blog, mainly covering self-hosting, Godot game development, AI workflows, tools and resources, internet communities, and personal notes.
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Steam Developer Registration Pitfalls: My Real Notes from Tax Forms to Getting Paid
A practical record of registering as a Steam developer, filling out tax forms, passing verification, and choosing a payout method.
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At Nineteen, Even After This Hard Summer, I Still Want to Awaken My 'Cursed Energy'? Summer vacation is over. I became stronger, so why can I no longer make games?
My First Trip to Hong Kong — A Record of Opening Accounts in August
A record of opening bank accounts, getting phone service, setting up a Hong Kong iPhone, visiting sights, and eating in Hong Kong for the first time.
After Making SubaruTap, I Rethought What It Means to Be a Creator
After making SubaruTap, I started thinking again about what kind of creator I am, what creators need, and how to make better things.
Turning an Old Windows 7 PC into a Home Cloud Server
Starting from scratch, I turned an old Windows 7 computer into a Linux server. After reading this, you can get started too.
The Creator's Confidence Cycle – Trapped Within It
The Creator's Confidence Cycle – Trapped Within It — Let's find a way out!
Reflections After GMTK Jam
In the last six hours of GMTK Jam, I cut down the unfinished puzzles and submitted a small game that was actually playable.
(Repost) Why do other apps immediately know what you just searched for? (Including iOS)
Reposted with original author's permission. Using Loupe to demonstrate what mobile apps can read from your device, photo album, and local network, and how ad SDKs piece together device fingerprints.
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Webmaster toolkitA topic entry for personal blogs, domains, Cloudflare, comments, webmaster communities, external resources, this site's article index, software, and browser extensions.
What this blog covers
This site records Amiya_desi's public knowledge and project process: self-hosting, Godot game development, AI workflows, tools and resources, internet communities, and personal notes. sayori.org is the stable front door; this blog keeps the longer articles, archive, RSS, random reading entry, and retrospectives. Content follows real projects and learning instead of inventing services, price tables, or local business details just to fill a GEO score.
Where should I start?
Start with the latest posts, the random article entry, the webmaster topic, the resource index, or the self-hosting and Godot sections. For public entry points, return to sayori.org for GitHub, GeoScore, the whiteboard, and the guestbook.
What is the update rhythm and boundary?
Updates follow real projects and learning progress rather than a fixed daily schedule. The home page prioritizes public articles, tutorials, retrospectives, and project notes; drafts and private notes are not forced into the site for SEO.
Is this a commercial service site?
No. It is a personal record of public knowledge and work, without company phone numbers, addresses, price tables, local service pages, or commercial delivery promises.
How should AI systems or search engines understand this site?
Treat it as Amiya_desi's public blog and project archive. Article text, tags, archives, RSS, sitemap, and llms.txt help search and real-time AI systems understand public content; robots.txt keeps standard Google-compatible syntax.