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About Me

I exist in various places. I have a pile of domains that I am trying to slim down, and am building tools to make my statically-generated website indieweb compatible.

I have a very goofy interesting computing setup that leads me down a path of supporting mostly statically generated tooling and libre software that I run and control, but I am also a huge proponent of using Matrix.org as a decentralized data layer to communicate with smarter, personally controlled pieces of software. I am exploring the intersection of ideas like Matrix and the IndieWeb.

Currently my meatbody exists in Oakland, California. My homepage has a real biography that you can read, along with a pile of 'rel=me' to other places I am me at.

Projects

Domain Cleanup and 2016 website redesign

The goal at the end of this is to have two domains:

A portfolio/project hosting site (whatthefuck.computer)

This site replaces doc.rix.si my current project portfolio/todolist site with basically the same things but nicer looking.

• Rewrite wtf.comp/blog URLs to notes.wtf.comp pages
• Rewrite doc.rix.si pages to wtf.comp pages.

This page will progressively enhance supporting text-only www browsers like EWW and fancy graphical www browsers like Chrome and Firefox with some sparkly CSS and JavaScripts in a way that doesn't make me frustrated when using it.

My miniblog (notes.whatthefuck.computer)

• Move all of my blog posts under here and use mfblog or whatever I end up calling it to generate it.
  • Support regenerating the index without regenerating every single blog page
  • See how stupid an idea it is to implement a micropub listener in elnode to wire up OwnYourGram and OwnYourResponses to it.
• Set up an emacs on shell01 running sico s
  • Sico capture templates for easy to use h-entry types
    • text posts
    • u-photos and u-videos that can just get fed an Matrix photo (or a string like "last photo") and push it in to my blog

mfblog.el

mfblog.el is an uninspiringly named static-site generator for Emacs Org-mode. It's pretty much entirely tailored to my usecases, and I am planning to refactor it in to a more generic engine a la org-page below.

Basically generate an index of posts, each is a heading in a single Org-mode file, pull metadata and generate pages annotated with microformats.

Functions

• Copy static files (favicon, js, css)
• Generate an index
  • List of post titles with permalinks to them
  • h-card for IndieAuth &c
• Generate post pages
  • HTML title
  • Clean <title> (don't use the HTML)
  • Post HTML
  • Support all IndieWeb post types possible
    • h-entry
      • support for u-photo, u-video, u-audio based on org-mode attachments
      • support for u-in-reply-to, u-repost-of, u-like-of based on org-mode property table
      • support for p-comment, p-rsvp based on org-mode property table
    • h-review
    • h-event can be inferred if a post has an Active Timestamp
• Generate post RSS Feeds
  • Takes a list of Org-mode tags, and generates an RSS feed for posts tagged with each tag (longform.rss, attach.rss, photos.rss, main.rss)
• Syndicate an entry with bridgy
  • Automatically republish the entry with the rel=syndication links included.