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57 lines
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## what is this
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My name is Jocelyn, otherwise known as Joss, Josie or sleppo04. This is my blog.
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On here, I'll post my ramblings about programming and tech in general, music, video games
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and other things that I may or may not be qualified to talk about.
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Topics I want to cover include:
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* Programming (especially games, graphics)
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* Hardware hacking projects
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* Music discussion
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* Ramblings about movies and/or shows I enjoy
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* My perspective on the queer community
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This list is non-exclusive. Once I get around to implementing it, my blog will have a tag/category system
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to classify blog posts for your (and my) convenience. Also, my blog posts have a *minimum length*, because
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this is not a micro blogging service. Due to this, blog posts can take quite some time to write.
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One last thing: As of now, my blog does _not_ feature a "last updated" time feature, but I will still update
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posts occasionally (for fixing mistakes and correcting things). If I need to make a bigger change I will annotate
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that in some way for transparency. If you want to see the whole editing history, you can check out the blog on my
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[git page](https://git.jossco.de).
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## why is this
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I wanted to have my own blog for quite some time now. When I started renting my own server
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sometime around October of 2023 I decided to take the opportunity, and did... nothing for over half a year. Yeah.
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Now it's already June, and after messing around with stuff I finally have a workflow I'm somewhat comfortable
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with... for now.
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In case it's not already clear, this blog (and my site in general) is heavily inspired by the ever-awesome
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Fabien Sanglard and [his blog](https://fabiensanglard.net).
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## how is this
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Fine, thank you ^^ (blog talking here)
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All jokes aside: This blog is written in *Markdown*, and compiled to static HTML using a custom setup
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involving [Pandoc](https://pandoc.org). My setup is like that because I like having total control
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over the workflow, and because I have *unusual* requirements (for example: all my pages have to be **usable and
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completely functioning** even without the CSS applied). Also, 100% server side, no JavaScript at all.
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> Fun fact: My blog uses the same stylesheet as [my homepage](https://jossco.de), so style updates will be reflected on both pages. Neat!
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Static HTML pages have several advantages, like easy backup and relative independence from server architecture.
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Also, they are the optimal case for _HTTP caching_. Other advantages are left up as an exercise to the reader.
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I plan on moving the hosting setup to a Plan9 compatible solution (like [werc](https://werc.cat-v.org)) at some point.
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## when is this
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now
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## thank you...
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...for reading this introduction into the wonderful world that is my blog. Stay tuned for new entries! I don't have a schedule,
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and knowing myself I will probably take several months to get something new out...
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Until then,
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Jocelyn 🩷
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