update my name

README.md

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-wmhilton.github.io
+billiegoose.github.io
 ==================
 
-Website of William Hilton, web dev.
+Website of Billie Hilton, web dev.

favicon/manifest.json

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 {
-	"name": "wmhilton",
+	"name": "billiegoose",
 	"icons": [
 		{
 			"src": "\/favicon\/android-chrome-36x36.png",

index.md

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 <!--
-title: wmhilton
+title: billiegoose
 -->
 
-<h1>wmhilton
+<h1>billiegoose
 <small> I do all sorts of things...</small>
 </h1>
 
@@ -15,25 +15,25 @@ title: wmhilton
 
 My two latest projects are extraordinary. They're not really ready for release (or even beta testing) but once they are, I'm going to write not just one, but a whole series of blog posts about them.
 
-- [esgit](https://github.com/wmhilton/esgit) A fully working implementation of `git` in ECMAScript that also happens to work *in the browser*. (See next item!)
+- [esgit](https://github.com/billiegoose/esgit) A fully working implementation of `git` in ECMAScript that also happens to work *in the browser*. (See next item!)
 - [nde](https://nde.now.sh) Imagine Atom editor, but completely in client-side browser JavaScript, that you can use to develop your progressive web app. With hot-module reloading. And dynamic module loading (all of npm without the "npm install"). And full file system emulation, git, and Github integration! Oh, and did I mention it's self-hosted (you can edit the editor) and it caches everything offline with service workers?
 
 Prior to that: Bare metal programming!
 - Hardware! I got myself a [Nandland Go](https://www.nandland.com/goboard) FPGA board. Currently fiddling with I2C and SPI.
-- Assembly! Check out the gif of [It-boots-but-that's-about-it OS](https://github.com/wmhilton/boots) booting and reading a file from disk(ette).
+- Assembly! Check out the gif of [It-boots-but-that's-about-it OS](https://github.com/billiegoose/boots) booting and reading a file from disk(ette).
 - C! Not technically bare metal, but my [dukboot](https://gitlab.com/dukboot/dukboot) project aims to build a tiny library OS around the [duktape](http://duktape.org) JS engine.
 
 Prior to that, I was on a tooling binge. Check out:
 
 - [update-readme](https://github.com/update-readme/update-readme) Auto-generate (and maintain!) your next README file
-- [create-node-module](https://github.com/wmhilton/create-node-module#js) Refactor your code into lots of small modules, without the friction of set up that would slow you down
-- [beautify](https://github.com/wmhilton/beautify) All code looks beautiful, once you've parsed its AST.
+- [create-node-module](https://github.com/billiegoose/create-node-module#js) Refactor your code into lots of small modules, without the friction of set up that would slow you down
+- [beautify](https://github.com/billiegoose/beautify) All code looks beautiful, once you've parsed its AST.
 
 These tools are all hovering around the 90% complete stage. I'm saving that last 10% for a rainy weekend.
 
 ## What else?
 
-- [webtorrent-button](https://github.com/wmhilton/download-with-webtorrent-button) Supercharge ordinary download links with WebTorrent P2P!
+- [webtorrent-button](https://github.com/billiegoose/download-with-webtorrent-button) Supercharge ordinary download links with WebTorrent P2P!
 - [jus](https://github.com/jus/jus) I'm a contributor/maintainer
 - [marky-markdown](https://github.com/npm/marky-markdown) I contributed the browserified bundle!
 - [node-modules.io](https://node-modules.io) I maintain a site dedicated to npm alternatives and host my own registry mirror
@@ -54,11 +54,11 @@ Offline support, A2HS install banners, media session API for album art.
 
 Elon Musk [had one](https://www.tesla.com/blog/secret-tesla-motors-master-plan-just-between-you-and-me).
 My parents often wonder, [but I do have a plan](https://github.com/project-leibniz/master-plan).
-(I also have a [5-year plan](https://github.com/wmhilton/modload#5-year-plan)!)
+(I also have a [5-year plan](https://github.com/billiegoose/modload#5-year-plan)!)
 
 
 <hr>
 
-My plan is to migrate content from <https://sites.google.com/site/wmhilton/home> over here, since Github is the place to be these days. That's been my plan since 2014 though so don't hold your breath. I should make that part of my 5-year plan.
+My plan is to migrate content from <https://sites.google.com/site/billiegoose/home> over here, since Github is the place to be these days. That's been my plan since 2014 though so don't hold your breath. I should make that part of my 5-year plan.
 
-Meanwhile, perhaps you'd like to peruse some of my code projects over at [@wmhilton](https://github.com/wmhilton)?
+Meanwhile, perhaps you'd like to peruse some of my code projects over at [@billiegoose](https://github.com/billiegoose)?

now.json

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 {
-  "alias": "wmhilton.com"
+  "alias": "billiegoose.xyz"
 }

package.json

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 {
-  "name": "@wmhilton/wmhilton.github.io.source",
+  "name": "@billiegoose/billiegoose.github.io.source",
   "version": "1.0.0",
-  "description": "William Hilton's website",
+  "description": "Billie Hilton's website",
   "scripts": {
     "start": "jus serve",
     "deploy": "npm run build && (cd dist && rm package.json && now --static)",
     "build": "jus build . dist",
     "commit": "git add dist && git commit -m deploy",
     "push": "git subrepo push dist",
-    "open": "opener https://wmhilton.com",
-    "alias": "(cd dist && now alias wmhilton.com)"
+    "open": "opener https://billiegoose.xyz"
   },
   "repository": {
     "type": "git",
-    "url": "git+https://github.com/wmhilton/wmhilton.github.io.git"
+    "url": "git+https://github.com/billiegoose/billiegoose.github.io.git"
   },
-  "author": "William Hilton <wmhilton@gmail.com>",
+  "author": "Billie Hilton <wmhilton@gmail.com>",
   "license": "UNLICENSED",
   "bugs": {
-    "url": "https://github.com/wmhilton/wmhilton.github.io/issues"
+    "url": "https://github.com/billiegoose/billiegoose.github.io/issues"
   },
-  "homepage": "https://github.com/wmhilton/wmhilton.github.io#readme",
+  "homepage": "https://github.com/billiegoose/billiegoose.github.io#readme",
   "devDependencies": {
     "jus": "^0.24.1",
     "opener": "^1.4.1"

projects/index.md

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 # Personal Projects
 
 ## Post-academia
-- [Declarative Shell Scripting](https://github.com/wmhilton/decshell)
-- [Transparent Lock Screen for Windows](https://github.com/wmhilton/lock-screen)
-- [TreeUI](https://github.com/wmhilton/treeui)
+- [Declarative Shell Scripting](https://github.com/billiegoose/decshell)
+- [Transparent Lock Screen for Windows](https://github.com/billiegoose/lock-screen)
+- [TreeUI](https://github.com/billiegoose/treeui)
 
 ## Graduate School
-- [Hubo-in-the-Browser](https://wmhilton.github.io/hubo-js)
-- [Image → 6502 Assembly](https://github.com/wmhilton/img2asm6502)
+- [Hubo-in-the-Browser](https://billiegoose.github.io/hubo-js)
+- [Image → 6502 Assembly](https://github.com/billiegoose/img2asm6502)
 
 ## College
 - [Skype Telepresence Rover](./skype-telepresence-rover/)

projects/javascript-cnc-machine/CNC_D-SUB_PROGRAM.txt

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-This is a D-sub socket cutting program.  Author: William Hilton
+This is a D-sub socket cutting program.  Author: Billie Hilton
 Use a 1/8 inch diameter HSS (high speed steel) mill that can drill holes. The tool's cutting depth should be slightly > 9mm. The metal to be cut is high carbon steel. Feed Rate = RPM * CHIPSIZE * NUM OF BLADES (Gracias Doug!) Use lowest belt, with dial at slightly below 4.
 
 Edit the program to cut different connector types:

projects/ultimate-wotd/index.md

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 It was a phenomenal success! **My widget received over 20,000 downloads.** No piece of code I have written before or after has spawned so much love and devotion. I do not actively develop it anymore, but I have updated it on occasion when people tell me the dictionary sources are broken. In fact, some of the highest reviews I have gotten have been from people pleading with me to fix the sources because they love this software so much. ~~Last time I checked (2011-11-01), it was still available for download at http://widgets.yahoo.com/widgets/ultimate-wotd/~~ Yahoo! discontinued the Yahoo! Widget platform in March 2012.
 
-![Ultimate WOTD by William Hilton. This Widget grabs the Word of the Day from multiple sources, and provides the pronunciations(s), definition(s), usage examples, etymology, and even audio pronunciations when available! It also provides a link back to the source's webpage. This is a great way to increase your vocabulary, especially if you are preparing for the SAT or PSAT!](./UltimateWOTDWidget.png)
+![Ultimate WOTD by Billie Hilton. This Widget grabs the Word of the Day from multiple sources, and provides the pronunciations(s), definition(s), usage examples, etymology, and even audio pronunciations when available! It also provides a link back to the source's webpage. This is a great way to increase your vocabulary, especially if you are preparing for the SAT or PSAT!](./UltimateWOTDWidget.png)
 <br>*A screenshot of my widget in the Yahoo! Widget Gallery*
 
 Here are some of the raving reviews people wrote, in reverse chronological order:
 
-![Simply phenomenal. Don't even bother with the other dictionary widgets; this is the only one you'll ever need. It is perfect in every way. Thank you William for fixing it!](./UltimateWOTDReview1.png)
+![Simply phenomenal. Don't even bother with the other dictionary widgets; this is the only one you'll ever need. It is perfect in every way. Thank you Billie for fixing it!](./UltimateWOTDReview1.png)
 
 ![This is a really great widget. It's really unfortunate that it has been abandoned. Dictionary.com and Mirriam Webster are not working for me. I decided to use the whole yahoo widget software instead of the windows vista sidebar just for this particular widget. I am hoping that these will somehow get fixed especially the dictionary.com](./UltimateWOTDReview3.png)