I tried all the different static site generators, and I was annoyed with how everything was really complicated. I also came to the realization that I was never

I tried all the different static site generators, and I was annoyed with how everything was really complicated. I also came to the realization that I was never going to need a content management system with the amount of blogging I was doing, so I should stop overanalyzing the problem and just do the minimum thing that leads to more writing. Then I decided to pretend I time-traveled back to the 90s - now I just write HTML, by hand, with a simple CSS style. If CSS was any more complicated, I would've just written pure text in HTML and decorated things with ascii art. You can host these trivially on GitHub, but back in the day I also used nearlyfreespeech.net to host my static websites. I don't know if they are still alive and kicking, but if so, would recommend. I've also realized that among my professional contacts, people are starting to blog technical articles on LinkedIn. I think that's probably a decent way to go as well if you want discoverability.