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@Dilbert@feeds.twtxt.net (#lbto4ga) Okay that was brilliant.
@prologic @movq @adi (#fw4vzga) Void Linux is actually my main OS, good little distro though the repo mirrors can be a bit out of sync sometimes
(#h5mkvja) Woops!
@adi (#gmlphva) I agree with @mckinley in regards to mkws
being fine the way it is. For mine it also helps differentiate it from all the other SSGs out there.
(#juf7kpa) @prologic Haha yeah I hear ya. In my case itâs simply twts I donât want to forget about that have helpful hints, I guess in this case really about coding matters. Thatâs probably the main thing one could draw from it!
(#ii5fobq) The purist in me still wants to properly learn good old C before thinking about Go.
(#e6gh33a) Yup, almost feels like theyâre insulting our intelligence.
@lobste_rs@feeds.twtxt.net (#q2v7urq) Interesting. Anytime Google and the word privacy are mentioned in the same sentence I canât help but be skeptical though.
(#p24jahq) but yes, looking forward to the rebranding đ
@prologic (#p24jahq) i would like to host my own pod at some point. Not sure how the migration would go but with the simplicity of twtxt.txt I imagine if wouldnât be hard.
(#p24jahq) itâs all good mate. I wasnât even worried, I think because A. youâve mentioned itâs self hosted before and B. overall yeah weâre decentralised. Itâs nice not having that anxiety one might get from a big silo when they have downtime, wondering if theyâve finally kicked the bucket and all your data is gone.
(#hvygjbq) I like it, very Suckless
@adi (#cqzsjsq) I actually think mkws
would handle that many articles quite well, as long as no inefficient loops are used like I did with my twtxt.txt parsing originally.
(#cqzsjsq) @adi True, on the name.
As for whatâs preventing me, just time and being prepared to switch a few things up. The existing site has a few things going on with the current CMS like auto-generating thumbnails, image resizing, a search function plus about 217 articles to convert over.
(#cqzsjsq) @adi Speaking of that site, it currently runs on the flat file PHP Kirby CMS but one day I hope to convert it over to something like mkws.sh
, which should be interesting. The current CMS makes liberal use of front matter etc.
(#cqzsjsq) @adi It can do if you make the writing structure a little more rigid and deliberately make the first paragraph as a kind of intro to the article, etc. Itâs pretty much what happens on my site The Linux Rain.
(#cqzsjsq) @adi Yeah not a bad idea. Admittedly sometimes I make my meta descriptions a little bit personalised and not really anything to do with the first paragraph, but your way is probably more proper.
@adi (#cqzsjsq) yeah I prefer not using front matter too, even to the point where I used the external meta
files as you know. Which isnât perfect but I preferred that than adding an extra thing to separate and process in the one file.
(#ii5fobq) I assume you were meaning to tag @adi ?
But yes, his mkws.sh is great đ¤ Itâs minimal but powerful because of pp
and all the things you can do using the shell and UNIX-type programs.
(#cqzsjsq) interesting⌠spaces and everything. I can see this would be easy to parse.
(#uwzfcba) fantastic article !
@jlj@twt.nfld.uk @adi (#jtlwm3q) yep I can relate to the satisfaction. For my own purposes as least, Iâll never use WordPress again.
Another anti web bloat article I enjoyed: Website Obesity