It started as a phrase — GoMad, GoLive. At first, “live” meant streaming: cameras, chat, pixels in motion. Then it shifted.
“Live” also became about going outside — salt air, sawdust, real tools, real weather. Now it’s a balance. Some days I go live online. Other days, I just go live.
Tinkering between pixels, code, and tides.
I build worlds — some made of cubes, some made on land, and some at sea. When I’m not streaming or debugging something I definitely broke myself, I’m sanding, rewiring, or rebuilding a bit of the townhouse.
“GoMad” started as a joke about taking on too many projects — but it also marked a lifestyle shift. Less rush, more balance. More sea air, fewer tabs. (Sailing in winter is still optional.)
She’s not a romantic wooden showpiece — she’s a solid fiberglass boat that keeps teaching me patience. I treat her like a workshop that floats: fixes, comfort upgrades, small improvements over time. Maintenance isn’t glamour; it’s care.
More about Skellig →My other world — an RPG-style Minecraft server built for community, not profit. Script-heavy, player-first, always evolving because people actually play it.
Visit agameofcubes.com →Refining Denizen, better onboarding, keeping it cozy.
Real weather, real resin, real progress.
Same mindset as servers — small fixes, long term.
Twitch /projectgomad when I’m not covered in dust.
I’ve removed the scattered donate links. If you want to back the Minecraft server, keep the boat floating, or just support the chaos, do it in one place:
Sponsor on GitHub →GitHub Sponsors keeps the look, the narrative, and the ecosystem consistent.