I have also been using pelican-python so far, and while it is neat. Not a lot of people have used it and it does quite a lot of things in a very rigid way. I recently discovere hastie (https://github.com/mkaz/hastie) and the code is so damn minimum I think I can expand itself. And I think that might be a little more interesting as I wanna explore a ton of asset (video+photo) post-processing and do dead-link detection
fine -- i never had a chance. i'll also dither my images soon. i also got some ideas for how to split up my "findings" into archive instead. will probably first be in a few weeks that I have it up and running.
Ugh this is so deliciously looking! http://www.kevinsteele.com/smackerel/black_white_00.html
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2 years ago
thank you for sharing :o this was so cool to go through, what a neat project and food for thought
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Updated the latest findings with new ones weee! But omg, I feels very cluttered already and I wanna look into maybe making dedicated pages for certain topics instead. Also added proper Mastodon links so StreetPass (https://streetpass.social/) recognises my profile!
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Added a new section 'discoveries' where I'll just once in a while collect things that I find on the internet, or maybe research topics that I have been digging into or whatever. It is kind of like things I could post on my Mastodon or to friends but don't feel like actually sharing.. So.. Now they go here! https://frans.today/internet-findings-february-2024
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2 years ago
So I half-assed Global Game Jam this year, so instead of adding something to my "project" category, I did a diary entry -- thanks to my good friend Horatiu!
Great looking website! Love the shallow width and the beautiful little header shop :D
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New article on fixing my TrueNAS storage pool not wanting to take a well deserved break! https://frans.today/fixing-nas-spindown
Also updated the images in my original article, as they were pretty bad and taken in portrait.
yay, dither friend :) take your time, i'm excited to see how it turns out