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by jjjbokma 6y ago
Example of the output can be viewed at https://plurrrr.com/
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by jjjbokma 6y ago
It started small but then I added an RSS feed (it already had JSON somewhat from the start) and various calendar views. Also some code was added to rewrite an image followed by text to a figure + figcaption to make it more semantic and easi
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by jjjbokma 6y ago
I ported the program to Python when the Perl version was already fleshed out a bit. Keeping them in sync hasn't been that hard. After each update I run both versions on the same input file (resulting in my blog https://plurr
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Show HN: Static blog generator in about 1 KLOC(github.com)
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Playing Android Games on macOS: Among Us(plurrrr.com)
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Playing Android Games on macOS: Among Us(plurrrr.com)
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by jjjbokma 6y ago
Mitochondrial Eve and Y-chromosomal Adam lived not in the same period of time.
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by jjjbokma 6y ago
Markdown is way easier than HTML and CSS. I've been hand coding some stuff, but am happy that I can maintain my own tumblelog [0] using a single Markdown file which is processed by a static site generator I wrote [1]. Even though the b
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by jjjbokma 6y ago
Nice article, I linked to it from my tumblelog https://plurrrr.com/archive/2020/08/19.html 10 days ago. Thanks for writing this.
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Sexing Tarantulas Using Molts(johnbokma.com)
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by jjjbokma 6y ago
Move your iTunes library to an external drive, and point iTunes to it. There are many tutorials on how to do this exactly, e.g. https://blog.macsales.com/43972-how-to-move-your-itunes-libr... You could do this for a single
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by jjjbokma 6y ago
I am using Firefox and it works without problems. 79.0 on macOS Mojave.
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by jjjbokma 6y ago
Thank you very much for catching that, it's a typo for sure. I'll fix it today. And thank you for the compliments!
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by jjjbokma 6y ago
There is also JSON: https://jsonfeed.org/ When I wrote my own static site generator [0] I added JSON first because it's dead simple to do so. Later I added RSS and it was quite some work to get it right ([1][2]), as in
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by jjjbokma 6y ago
Tested this with the RSS feed for https://plurrrr.com/ and it works great! Go to https://srv.tt-rss.org/tt-rss/#f=12&c=0 (user: demo, password: demo). Only thing that was confusing was that it take
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by jjjbokma 6y ago
Thank you very much!
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by jjjbokma 6y ago
I run a tumblelog [0] and daily I browse the New tab looking for content to link to. [0] https://plurrrr.com/ , for which I wrote my own SSG [1] [1] https://github.com/john-bokma/tumblelog
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by jjjbokma 6y ago
I strongly agree. I have a (mostly) link blog [0] (for which I wrote the SSG [1]) and do link to Medium articles but am getting more and more tired by the nag-screen that shows up every 5 or so posts after having deleted the medium cookies
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by jjjbokma 6y ago
Firefox 78.01 on macOS Mojave: works fine.
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by jjjbokma 6y ago
Seconded :-) I have been hosting a forum for a small group of friends since 2004 with them, and more recently (on the same VPS) a tumblelog [0]. Would certainly recommend them. [0] https://plurrrr.com/
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Show HN: SSG in Python and Perl(github.com)
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by jjjbokma 6y ago
I consider the static site generator [0] I wrote done. I don't plan to add new features (can't think of any). I have no idea if there are bugs left in it; I have been using it for 476 days to generate a tumblelog [1]. [0] https:&
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Tumblelog: A static microblog and microsite generator(johnbokma.com)
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by jjjbokma 6y ago
I have one reader who uses it on my very unknown blog [0]. [0] https://plurrrr.com/
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Generate your own tumblelog (SSG)(github.com)
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by jjjbokma 6y ago
Markdown and LaTeX.
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by jjjbokma 6y ago
I created my own static blog generator. Example of how such a blog can look: https://plurrrr.com/ . The generator is available on GitHub: https://github.com/john-bokma/tumblelog
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Show HN: Tiny Static Blog Generator(github.com)
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by jjjbokma 6y ago
Still mostly pen and paper (notebook).
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Getting started with the Perl version of tumblelog on Ubuntu(johnbokma.com)
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