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me too
11ty generates my website. My posts are made in terminal. Like this:
Script mkpost, or make post, creates a new directory for the
current date. It writes an index.md markdown file to that folder
with the new post’s timestamp prefilled out in the metadata.
I use pico to edit.
The blank slate.
Images are embedded with a shortcode. I can write whatever I want.
Pico is not as annoying to use as it looks. I like it.
Script woo is a short command to make a local build and rsync
with its location on my server. I use Nearly Free Speech,
they have a beautiful business.
...and that’s it.
You don‘t have to use 11ty to post this way. I’ve tried a lot of flat file systems and this one speaks to me in spirit, but plain old HTML is fine too.
The images on my website are intentionally small. I don't want you to see too much!
The Colgate Clock: Marking the Passage of Time since 1908







It seems impossible to find a high quality digital camera that is fun to carry around casually and doesn't cost $1,500. I found a Ricoh GXR from 2009 on eBay for $200 and I'm testing it out. Truthfully, I would rather have a 24mp sensor. The filmic quality is nice but I don't want an obviously vintage look. People say that gear doesn't matter as much as your pictures but I don't agree.


Computer Chronicles

(posting from pico)


Donald Knuth, The Art of Computer Programming (1997)
