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title = "New homepage and breaking RSS"
author = ["Michał Sapka"]
date = 2024-04-18T21:19:00+02:00
categories = ["blog"]
draft = false
weight = 2002
abstract = "Treat this as a pre-mortem."
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Recently, I have stumbled upon [The Cyber Vanguard](https://cyber.dabamos.de/index.html)[^fn:1], a very Web 1.0 inspired website.
I am much more of a Web 1.0 guy as I never fully got all that Web 2.0 _zeitgeist_.
The last revolution here[^fn:2] was a step in similar direction, but the hell with that.
I am remodeling my index to be an index!
And since we are on the subject, my near plans are:
- continue [Unix and BSD history](https://michal.sapka.me/bsd/history/)
- write about Xah Fly Keys (emacs) which I am using now
- write a tutorial on hosting a website in OpenBSD. I already have something like this here, but I don't like it very much.
- write about ox-hugo (which is how I author this site).
- continue writing reviews under the sexy name _brain rots_.
But having site in constant renovation has one downside: I break RSS.
Since I move files around, and since Hugo treats the permalink as unique ID, after every move, RSS readers treat the item as new site.
I will be changing the ID to be the timestamp of post publish date (I write so rarely, that there is 0 chance of overlap), so I can move the files how much I want.
But this will change IDs of all existing pages, so your reader may treat everything here as new.
Sorry!
And btw, I have a [ko-fi](https://ko-fi.com/mmspl) now if you want to, you know, buy me a coffee.
[^fn:1]: via [Julius Kasier on Mastodon](https://emacs.ch/@jlsksr@mastodon.online/111784575662713642)
[^fn:2]: [Being a webmaster is freaking cool](https://michal.sapka.me/blog/2024/webmaster/)
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