Back to Windows 10 on my desktop
I spent most of the weekend trying and finally managed to install Windows 10 today in a fairly short time.
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I spent most of the weekend trying and finally managed to install Windows 10 today in a fairly short time.
I just separated the function I told you about the other day (the one for marking text with β==β) as a Go module. This way the main code remains more organized and if I donβt need the feature any more, the module is still usable. Also for other people who might need the same functionality. I think I should modularize GoBlog even more. π€
This thread and comment in the forum of the blogging platform Ghost show me, that it was the right decision to not use Ghost anymore since 2018.
Since moving my blog to my new CMS, I donβt count visits to this website anymore. Previously I used my own view counter named KISSS or kis3. It served me quite well. But to be honest, I donβt even miss the numbers, now that I canβt see them anymore.
Did you know that there are official example domains that can be used in documentation? example.com, example.net and example.org are all example domains of the IANA, the Internet Assigned Numbers Authority, which are explicitly intended for use in documentation.1 In documentations or even in sample code I often stumbled over examples where no official sample domain was used, but one that can actually be registered. It is not recommended to use such a domain, because you canβt make sure that it will be registered once and maybe unintentionally data will end up with strangers.
I use one of my domains mainly for services that I use personally. My Miniflux instance for example. For a long time I ran Miniflux on a device from home, before I moved it to my virtual private server in the βcloudβ a few weeks ago. To also adapt the subdomain I use for it to the scheme of the other subdomains, Miniflux now runs on a different subdomain than before. However, I have set up a redirection so that even if I enter the old subdomain, I will be redirected to the new one.
On a lot of IndieWeb sites, I noticed that profile images of webmentions get directly embedded from their original source. For example, Twitter profile images are loaded directly from Twitter servers (pbs.twimg.com) or even my profile image is directly embedded from my site.
My IndieWeb setup is continuing to evolve. I just added support for syndication (this post should appear on IndieNews) and JSON-posting to my Hugo backend and theme. Unfortunately, adding support for more IndieWeb features to this setup requires a lot of documentation reading, reverse engineering and looking at how other people have done that (of course in other programming languages, one has not much knowledge in).
According to some sources, Bergamot, a project focused on providing private client-side machine translations in a web browser - and got funding from the EU -, is making a great progress on getting integrated into Firefox. Kelly Davis from Mozilla published two (1, 2) demo videos on YouTube.
If this post is published on my blog, I successfully developed a nice piece of software that allows me to publish from wherever I go to my blog using just a web browser. Even from my smartphone!