index.md

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 Local git server, along with frontend. This hosts the majority of the projects I have done in the past.
 
 ## blog articles
-
-To subscribe to the blog, use the [Atom feed](/atom.xml).
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pages/about.md

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 ![](/public/img/uwsnb-thumb.jpg)
 
 ## contact information
-* **matrix:** @dogey:m.dogeystamp.com
+* **matrix:** @dogey:d.nerdpol.ovh
 * **discord:** dogeystamp#4056
 * **email:** dogeystamp[at]disroot.org
 

posts/hello_world.md

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-# hello world (from barf.sh)
-
-2023-05-14
-
-Another year, another static site generator.
-
-This time, for the [5th iteration](https://git.dogeystamp.com/dogeystamp/wb5) of the website,
-I'm using [barf](https://barf.bt.ht) to generate it.
-
-Personally, I think the old script I was using, [ssg](https://romanzolotarev.com/ssg.html),
-was really hacky in comparison to barf.
-One of my biggest grudges is how there was no post list on the front page by default.
-Most of the people using ssg (including me) had to write their own messy `sed` contraptions to implement it.
-
-Thankfully, barf implements not only the post list, but also Atom feed generation, which is very convenient.
-
-Other than that, barf excels by being tiny.
-Unlike ssg, the barf script fits in 3 screenfuls of text for me.
-In my opinion, it's much more readable.
-
-The great thing about these two scripts is that migrating my website from one to the other is really simple.
-They both work similarly, so I just needed minor changes to port over my (admittedly few) pages.
-
-Anyways, I'll hopefully write some blog posts soon and fix the remaining dead links on the website.