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by jjjbokma 7y ago
Python 3.7+ is fantastic.
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by jjjbokma 7y ago
Perl, JavaScript, Go. Python for my side project (and Perl) [0]. Want to (re)learn Haskell. [0] https://github.com/john-bokma/tumblelog
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by jjjbokma 7y ago
Pen and paper.
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by jjjbokma 7y ago
script -f filename ?
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by jjjbokma 7y ago
Thanks! And good to hear, I wish more people started to blog (again).
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by jjjbokma 7y ago
I am quite proud of the tumblelog [0] code I wrote. There is both a Python and a Perl version and it was quite a challenge to keep them in sync and idiomatic (I hope I succeeded with the Python version). I am also happy with the output [1]
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by jjjbokma 7y ago
Thank you!
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Good plan, I think it's a solid idea.
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Blacklisting Domains with Postfix(johnbokma.com)
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by jjjbokma 7y ago
Having just added a (simple) calendar view [0] to my tumblelog static site generator [1] I can tell that in my experience "from scratch" is quite some work. [0] http://plurrrr.com/archive/2019/ [1] http
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by jjjbokma 7y ago
I used to use org-mode a lot, but switched mostly to Markdown as that's what "the rest of the world" uses :-(.
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by jjjbokma 7y ago
scratch buffer in Emacs, which I configured to open in Markdown mode. Some notes I publish on my microblog [0][1], which consists of a single file with Markdown entries. Other more private stuff, like my computer's configuration in M
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by jjjbokma 7y ago
I have two blogs [0][1]. For my main blog I use a Perl script that's far from ready for public release. For the tumblelog [1] I wrote a static site generator [2] that's available via GitHub On the main blog I write about technical
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by jjjbokma 7y ago
I just started https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=21324420
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Ask HN: Who's blogging and what platform do you use
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I started a tumblelog [0] a few months ago. And of course I wrote the static site generator for it myself :-) [1]. I like it, it reminds me of the Internet nearly 2 decades ago. [0] http://plurrrr.com/ [1] https:/&#x2
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by jjjbokma 7y ago
If you like to hack in Python or Perl maybe have a peek at tumblelog [0]? I am currently working on version 4.0.0. and I don't think you can get more static and simpler except for running an older version. You can see it in action here
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Wireless Headless Raspberry Pi(johnbokma.com)
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Mounting a VDI File in a Different VirtualBox Guest(johnbokma.com)
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Hand coding an RSS 2.0 feed in Python(johnbokma.com)
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May I take this opportunity to recommend a static blog generator [0] I wrote? It uses a single file for input which is Markdown separated by % characters on a line by itself. It comes with 10+ different styles and you can either run the Per
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RFC #822 and RFC #3339 dates in Python(johnbokma.com)
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Why not both? ;-)
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The article uses RSA 2048 :-(. See https://blog.g3rt.nl/upgrade-your-ssh-keys.html for why Ed25519 should be preferred, even over RSA 4096 (assuming it's supported, of course).
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Please don't use RSA or DSA [0] [0] http://johnbokma.com/blog/2019/05/27/ssh-public-key-authenti...
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by jjjbokma 7y ago
There was a Python book on Wx back then if I am correct. At least that was what I used when writing a WxPerl program, a few years ago.
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by jjjbokma 7y ago
I decided to roll my own blog [0] instead of using medium. Moreover, I wrote the static blog generator myself (2 versions, a Python and a Perl version [1]). I have been blogging daily for over 190 days now, and it feels good. [0] http:&#x2
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by jjjbokma 7y ago
Some cron implementations do have @reboot (and several others).
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The blog has an archive feature like Anarchia. In fact I was heavily inspired by Anarchia when I wrote tumblelog . However, instead of grouping by month I group by (ISO) week number to keep the pages small (I blog daily). But I do plan to
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Show HN: Static Microblog Generator in Perl and Python(github.com)
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