Pure Comments and the Fediverse
I've decided to revert the Fediverse integration I wrote into Pure Comments.
I've decided to revert the Fediverse integration I wrote into Pure Comments.
I've never really tracked my #100DaysToOffload effort very well, so I decided to create a page to help me track it. Turns out I've completed the challenge 7 times!
Soooooo Hacker News happened. 🤣

I always made the :visited attribute for hyperlinks look the same as links that haven't been visited, but now I'm questioning that behaviour.
Because a basic sitemap would be boring!
I decided I was bored of the old site, so I created a new theme.
The backbone of the internet is the hyperlink, so go forth and link out to your fellow bloggers with reckless abandon.
Create one of those Uses pages. Still a work in progress, but there's a good chunk of the stuff I use on there now.
I added a town square to my site. Try it, it's fun!
I built a custom book editor into my Pure Blog admin, and it made me realise just how flexible the platform actually is.
I read a great post about email obfuscation and decided to implement it on this site. Here's how I did it.
Yes, that's right, I've given this site ANOTHER new lick of paint, but I think this one is gonna stick for a while.
It wasn't long ago that I gave the site a new lick of paint, but I didn't really like it, so I've changed it...again.
I've been making some updates to my self-hosted commenting system and I think it might be ready for release to the public soon.
Just a quick post to mention that I've now migrated this site to Pure Blog. Hopefully everything works...
Two days ago I published a simple survey asking how you read the content I put out on this site. Here's the results of that survey.
I'm trying to get an idea on how people consume the waffle I put out, it should only take 5 seconds to respond, and I'd be very grateful.
I've been working on adding support for comments over the last few months. On a static site, that's hard, but it's finally done.
I've managed to get my Jekyll based site working behind Bunny CDN, while maintaining my .htaccess redirects. Here's how I did it...
I've spent some time this afternoon switching my email subscription system from the fantastic Buttondown, to a self-hosted Sendy instance.