adriangrigore

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by adriangrigore 5y ago
I just submitted my awk analytics solution https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=30723796 which is used on http://s.mkws.sh/ .
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Simple, small, awk analytics HTTP log parsers(adi.onl)
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by adriangrigore 5y ago
I have https://s.mkws.sh/ as my analytics solution, sh, awk, httpd logs and cron.
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by adriangrigore 5y ago
I use https://thumbnail.ws/ via curl.
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by adriangrigore 5y ago
Looks cool! I've beginning to wonder if Markdown is the right tool for generating "presentation" or "complex" web pages, as it was originally created for blog posts mostly. I believe that's the reason people co
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by adriangrigore 5y ago
hello, world
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by adriangrigore 5y ago
Here’s my list of tiny programs https://adi.onl/projects.html , the log analyzers are soon the be updated. There’s a set of plain text linters in there, percent encoding on the CLI, TAP testing for the CLI, a generic shell p
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by adriangrigore 5y ago
Understand once and for all that perfection doesn't exist!
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by adriangrigore 5y ago
I'm still insisting that progressive enhancement was the way to go.
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by adriangrigore 5y ago
They're not listed, good idea to list them somewhere.
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by adriangrigore 5y ago
Not sure if people who understand > POSIX Shell "sh" don't understand > sh Thanks for the suggestion! Yes, it's certainly POSIX, I don't use version control now, I run a back up cron every 30 minutes. Playing
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by adriangrigore 5y ago
Feedback on my static site generator's documentation if we're here? :D https://mkws.sh/docs.html
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by adriangrigore 5y ago
Thanks! Not sure if good idea to do it all in awk :D, it is mostly awk https://adi.onl/fl.html , sh is web frontend.
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by adriangrigore 5y ago
I'm using https://github.com/atmire/COUNTER-Robots to filter bots, I guess it's effective enough, it catches most bots. There are more lists on web with bot user agents, some free, some you have to pay for, d
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by adriangrigore 5y ago
Author here! Thanks!
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Rewrite of Denis Ritchie Unix manual draft (second entry)(nemic.dev)
1 points by adriangrigore 5y ago|0 comments
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by adriangrigore 5y ago
In my opinion the solution was always progressive enhancement, but things went crazy with JavaScript: The Good Parts and especially Node.js which IMO is a huge hack. I built https://mkws.sh as a solution to at least static site
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by adriangrigore 5y ago
This one is mine https://mkws.sh/ , super simple, shell based.
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Jenny and mutt: Getting started with twtxt(uninformativ.de)
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Mkws – Static Site Generation with the Shell(thelinuxrain.org)
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Dear Privacy Aware Android App Devs – Please Use UnifiedPush(andrewjvpowell.com)
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Syncing Lagrange Bookmarks via the Cloud(andrewjvpowell.com)
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View the sources by clicking on the links at the top and bottom of pages(mkws.sh)
2 points by adriangrigore 5y ago|0 comments
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A Tribute to the Late Deephousepage.com(peguero.xyz)
2 points by adriangrigore 5y ago|0 comments
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by adriangrigore 5y ago
Also, solar powered, don't forget!
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by adriangrigore 5y ago
He says he was inspired by https://solar.lowtechmagazine.com/ .
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We are now Solar Powered(andrewjvpowell.com)
160 points by adriangrigore 5y ago|79 comments
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by adriangrigore 5y ago
A little bit harsh "punishes". It's a cool search engine.
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Documents ≠ Programs(mckinley.cc)
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by adriangrigore 5y ago
Living without any expectations is the healthy way to live. How to not have expectations, take things as they are, and understand that it's false that they "should" be in any other way.

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