The author expresses surprise and a sense of loss upon discovering that the Windsys Project, a Windows modification tool they had been using and liked since finding it through a friend's link, has stopped updating and will not be open-sourced. They reflect on the challenges of proper attribution for open-source projects, especially in different regulatory environments, and note their own forgetfulness in crediting projects. The post concludes with thanks to the Windsys Project and a reminder that starring repositories or contributing on GitHub are good ways to support developers.

The content is an image link to an icon hosted on the mx-space.akio.top API.

The personal website's about page has been updated with a new section for personal accounts, but due to device issues, the intended hyperlinks were not added. Interested visitors can check it out at https://www.akio.top/about. In the near future, some content will be gradually synchronized across QQ Space, X, and the personal website, though progress will be slow.

The post describes two images: the first is a cosplay of Venti that the author feels is unattractive due to poor wig application, and the second is an incomplete route map. The author notes they have been posting frequently on QQ Space but not updating their own website. A warning is included about vertical images that may not display well on desktop, followed by a gallery with the two images labeled as 'cos Venti first-person view' and 'unfinished route map'.

The author reflects on a lethargic month, attributing it to excessive gaming. They spent significant time on Honkai Impact 3rd, leading to sleepiness in class, and dabbled in new games like Xingjie and Honkai: Star Rail but lost interest. They note a lack of motivation, even in maintaining their blog server. Observing the profit-driven nature of Chinese mobile games has dampened their own aspirations to develop a game, feeling they lack the necessary skills except for writing and customer service. This has led to frustration and a sense of hopelessness about finding a viable career path, resulting in a continued state of 'slacking off'.

The new Redmi Note 12 phone arrived yesterday with 5G capability, though the user couldn't find the button to enable it. A major disappointment is the inability to install Google services, which the user attributes to Xiaomi's policy of not allowing Google framework installation on non-flagship models. This has derailed their budget plan, making them regret not choosing a Meizu phone instead, as Flyme OS allows easier Google installation. Aside from this Google framework issue, the phone is otherwise functioning well.