Soatok DreamseekerFeb 27
Dear @photomatt how do I turn this off? I never asked for this. I do not want this.
Show threadVissFeb 27
@soatok it might be worth considering lighting up something like a pelican blog? i did it on a lazy saturday afternoon last week and made it all enlightenment e16 themed :D
Show threadSoatok DreamseekerFeb 27

@Viss The entire point of the blog was

  • If I try to host something myself, I will get DDoS'd and that's annoying, so I don't want to self-host
  • If I decide to self-host, I don't want to self-host anything like WordPress
  • If I decide to write my own blogging software to ensure it's secure, I'll spend forever working on the actual infrastructure instead of just... writing.

    • So that's why I didn't do that instead.

    Show threadVVeloxFeb 27
    @Viss @soatok Chiming in on number three, this is why static rendering SW is so nice. :)
    Show threadViss
    @vvelox @soatok yeah thats the way pelican works. you write your blogpost in markdown, give it the correct header lines it wants, drop it in the right dir, run pelican, that spits out a dir of static html files, then you just rsync them up
    Feb 27 at 6:40pmWeb
    Show threadVVeloxFeb 27
    @soatok @Viss I've been fond of hugo for that. That said I really should play with that some more. Just realizing it's been close to maybe 5 years since I've really touched it.
    Show threadVissFeb 27
    @vvelox @soatok the last time i tried to write stuff i was using write.as because of similar concerns. I didnt want to use wordpress and I didnt want anything heavy or complex or busy. It was ok for that, but im very much one of those self-hoster types, so if i can, I'll self host something. this is the pelican blog i built: https://hax.lol/blog
    Vississitude

    Show threadVissFeb 27
    @vvelox @soatok its still very much a work in progress re: content, but the bones are there.
    Show threadSkipfordJMar 1
    @Viss Can Wordpress posts be imported into Pelican?