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December 14, 2024

09:03

Obsigo

A bridge from Obsidian to Hugo for Static Website Generation (including ForeverLinks redirect support for Netlify).

00:33

The chess world champions list. Of course missing in this list are Khalifman, Ponomariov, Khasimdzhanov, and Topalov. That’s how chaotic the chess world has been in the 90’s to 2000’s.

00:06

I’ll bet this won’t take a year before it’ll be back to retirement. PLDT relaunching the Smart Money e-wallet despite having Maya www.abs-cbn.com/∞

December 13, 2024

23:43

Mind you, I already have a piece about this, why Bitcoin is a scam deuts.org/∞

23:35

Story-telling time: Defending open source, protecting the future of WordPress automattic.com/∞

17:19

This is the current size of my #Hugo build: 366 pages, 10 static file, done in 404ms. I wonder if there are any much bigger site, and how long did it take for you to build the site?

16:35

Someone please help creating a custom #Bluesky feed. I have a #Selfhosting background, so if it’s something I can self-host, that’s better.

11:56

How to Add a Bluesky (bsky.app) Share Link to Hugo (PaperMod)

Bluesky is a decentralized social network based on the AT Protocol that has recently gained attention as an alternative to the former Twitter (now X). Due to its decentralized nature, user servers vary, making it technically challenging to create a universal sharing link. For this reason, Bluesky share links are not natively implemented in PaperMod1.
However, Bluesky’s web client, bsky.app, provides a mechanism via its Web API to dynamically select the appropriate server based on the login state of the user clicking the share link (e.g., the official server bsky.social). By leveraging this mechanism, articles can be shared without encountering the challenges posed by decentralization.

11:54

How to Add a Bluesky (bsky.app) Share Link to Hugo (PaperMod) ryomayama.com/∞ #Hugo #PaperMod #Bluesky

11:49

How to Deploy a Hugo (PaperMod) Site to Cloudflare Pages

Hugo is a static site generator built with Go. By using GitHub as a repository and Cloudflare Pages as a static file hosting service, it is possible to publish a site easily and at no cost. This guide outlines the steps required for deployment.
For simplicity, it is assumed that readers have basic knowledge of Git and related tools. The blog-oriented theme “PaperMod” will be used as an example, and the commands are intended to be executed in a shell environment.