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Author: William (wrpr.us) <x@linear.codes>
Date:   Fri,  3 May 2024 20:25:12 -0400

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+2024‐03‐05
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+AAHHHH Too many Changes!
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+I can hardly remember what changes I’ve made!
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+I’ll just make a list with some of the bigger changes:
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+ (1)   Personal  Git  at git.wrpr.us ‐ Doing git things with
+       git
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+ (2)   A SearXng Instance at  searx.wrpr.us  ‐  My  favorite
+       search engine
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+ (3)   No more users, making wrpr.us more personal
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+ (4)   Pinebook  Adventures  (Armbian  img available at wrpr
+       git) ‐ more form this to come!
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+ (5)   Also working on a netcat based text wall
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+ (6)   And much more!
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+           As for the more personal thing ‐ I’ve decided  to
+       take wrpr.us in a more personal direction. My reason‐
+       ing  behind  the switch was time, ease of use and fo‐
+       cusing on what I actually  use.  Especially  after  I
+       dropped  my  VPS with Vultr and Linear.codes, I might
+       re‐purpose linear or something later. As for some  of
+       the services hosted here the only big change is shell
+       access  will be more restricted and git is locked for
+       personal use for now.
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+       Gopher? HTTP?
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+           In my search of simplicity and minimalism;  I  am
+       torn between the ease of access of a static site gen‐
+       erator and HTTP. Just one, one thousand pound gorilla
+       in the room ‐‐ I HATE MARKUP LANGUAGES. I feel like a
+       need  a  paragraph to print a good looking, well for‐
+       matted sentence! I might make  a  super  simple  HTTP
+       static  site  generator to mimic the syntax Gopher or
+       Gemini uses, maybe make some sort of conversion  tool
+       to mirror the Gopher site.
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+           It’s  been  about  a  week since I wrote the last
+       paragraph; I’m now testing out Phroxy and  Pygopherd.
+       I  like  the  idea  of  hosting a Gopher proxy, since
+       Phroxy has been archived I might start maintaining  a
+       fork if I use it. As for Pygopherd, currently Geomyi‐
+       dae  has  been  great,  I just like the web interface
+       that Pygopherd provides. You can find an example over
+       at quux.org.
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+       PineBook Stuff
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+           Do you have an original PineBook? Is  Armbian  no
+       longer working for you? Or do you just want a differ‐
+       ent  Debian distro to try out on your PineBook?  Head
+       on over to git.wrpr.us today and clone my Armbian Im‐
+       age!
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+           I might make it another server or some  interface
+       thing  for  my  Pis,  I  just want to actually use my
+       Pinebook for something other than small projects  and
+       OS  tinkering.  Virtual  machines are more useful for
+       tinkering anyways.  I might make a  recurring  series
+       of PineBook projects, we’ll see.
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+       Wrapping up
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+           It’s  been  way too long since the last update, I
+       would like to log changes as they come, so  I’ll  end
+       this update here and publish more as I work on things
+       coming up!
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