Molly White writes about a thing I’ve been doing for decades: Curate your own newspaper with RSS.
A little thing I wrote in my notes recently:
To push for things to stay the same means you miss out on all the richness that can come from novelty — to miss out on all the stories one could have lived.
This very post is pushing to try something new; to share a note as yet undeveloped, with only the knowledge that I feel I will be reflecting on it for many years.
As the years pass I appreciate the beauty of the changing seasons more, and all of the new-to-me things I see within each.
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I share my experience moving away from GitHub Pages to Bunny.net for static blog hosting, prioritizing privacy and budget. Comparing load speeds and using Bunny’s FTP options. Codeberg and SourceHut are considered as alternatives to GitHub.
New year's, a concert, a new job, and Forkalyst photo shoot. (14 photos)
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Migrating from Big Tech: Ditching Microsoft's GitHub Pages for Bunny.net, a more privacy-friendly, budget static blog hosting and CDN option.
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Migrating from Big Tech: Ditching Microsoft's GitHub Pages for Bunny.net, a more privacy-friendly, budget static blog hosting and CDN option.
We’re in England. Two days ago we met Jasper and he took us on a walk along the Seven Sisters cliffs between Eastbourne and Brighton. It was great meeting in person and talk, take photos and getting rained on. And while I’m only hoarding negatives, he has photos posted to his blog.
As preparation for the practical exams, our last task at school was a project over which we had almost complete control. The only thing that was set was a brand name and general values, as well as the product they make. That product was beer.
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Fixed a syntax highlighting bug in ReText with guidance from genAI. Learned Git basics, made a pull request, and got merged.
