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Some Technical Facts About My Website

29 points by susam 2y ago

frou_dh 2y ago
I have a ham radio.
medv 2y ago
Nothing special.
- vallode 2y ago
  I thought the fact it is running from a Lisp script, uses Hunchentoot, and uses XSLTs for it's feed pages already puts it in some niche category of "huh, neat".
RudyStone 2y ago
A colophon presented in a <ol> but described as a <ul>.
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edweis 2y ago
Today I learned your can crawl all the pages of your website using a simple wget command: check-links: @echo "NOTE: Ensure 'make run-site-deep' is running before running this target"; echo -wget -r -l 0 --spider -nd -nv http://localhost:8000/ -o run.log grep -B1 broken run.log @echo Done; echo Source: https://github.com/susam/susam.net/blob/08a2d7b/Makefile#L379-L383 https://github.com/susam/susam.net/blob/08a2d7b/Makefile#L37...
- leetrout 2y ago
  Two leading spaces preserves the code formatting check-links: @echo "NOTE: Ensure 'make run-site-deep' is running before running this target"; echo -wget -r -l 0 --spider -nd -nv http://localhost:8000/ -o run.log grep -B1 broken run.log @echo Done; echo
  - edweis 2y ago
    Thanks! Updated.
  - chrismorgan 2y ago
    … though Make still requires tabs for indentation, so you can’t preserve the functionality here on HN!
leetrout 2y ago
In my memory it used to be more common to have a colophon on a website or special projects. I always enjoy things like this and when I teach the students are required to create a colophon as part of the project grading rubric
- passwordle 2y ago
  Every morning, I wake up about 7:00 a.m. or 7:15 a.m., and then I usually have a glass of water that I put on the bedside table the night before. Then I make my bed, and then I go into the bathroom and I shave, brush my teeth, and take a shower. Next, I come back into my bedroom, and, if it's a work day, I put on my security uniform.
  - leetrout 2y ago
    When people leave snarky comments there is usually (but not always) some trigger and I am genuinely curious what made you leave the comment? Was it because I required student projects to have a list of tools and methodologies? It is easy to forget what it is like to be a beginner, even for those in the current generation growing up with so much technology. I think they are great for helping expose people to ideas, tools and software and give them leads on how they can create similar works. Even if a project can't be open source there can be all sorts of valuable info in just listing the underlying tools / software / libraries used. A few good examples https://indieweb.org/colophon https://indieweb.org/colophon

29 points by susam 2y ago

frou_dh 2y ago

I have a ham radio.

medv 2y ago

Nothing special.

vallode 2y ago
I thought the fact it is running from a Lisp script, uses Hunchentoot, and uses XSLTs for it's feed pages already puts it in some niche category of "huh, neat".

RudyStone 2y ago

A colophon presented in a <ol> but described as a <ul>.

deleted 2y ago

[deleted]

edweis 2y ago

Today I learned your can crawl all the pages of your website using a simple wget command: check-links: @echo "NOTE: Ensure 'make run-site-deep' is running before running this target"; echo -wget -r -l 0 --spider -nd -nv http://localhost:8000/ -o run.log grep -B1 broken run.log @echo Done; echo Source: https://github.com/susam/susam.net/blob/08a2d7b/Makefile#L379-L383 https://github.com/susam/susam.net/blob/08a2d7b/Makefile#L37...

leetrout 2y ago
Two leading spaces preserves the code formatting check-links: @echo "NOTE: Ensure 'make run-site-deep' is running before running this target"; echo -wget -r -l 0 --spider -nd -nv http://localhost:8000/ -o run.log grep -B1 broken run.log @echo Done; echo
- edweis 2y ago
  Thanks! Updated.
- chrismorgan 2y ago
  … though Make still requires tabs for indentation, so you can’t preserve the functionality here on HN!

leetrout 2y ago

In my memory it used to be more common to have a colophon on a website or special projects. I always enjoy things like this and when I teach the students are required to create a colophon as part of the project grading rubric

passwordle 2y ago
Every morning, I wake up about 7:00 a.m. or 7:15 a.m., and then I usually have a glass of water that I put on the bedside table the night before. Then I make my bed, and then I go into the bathroom and I shave, brush my teeth, and take a shower. Next, I come back into my bedroom, and, if it's a work day, I put on my security uniform.
- leetrout 2y ago
  When people leave snarky comments there is usually (but not always) some trigger and I am genuinely curious what made you leave the comment? Was it because I required student projects to have a list of tools and methodologies? It is easy to forget what it is like to be a beginner, even for those in the current generation growing up with so much technology. I think they are great for helping expose people to ideas, tools and software and give them leads on how they can create similar works. Even if a project can't be open source there can be all sorts of valuable info in just listing the underlying tools / software / libraries used. A few good examples https://indieweb.org/colophon https://indieweb.org/colophon