At time of writing, this site has a basic home page, navbar, Blog Archive, and About page all typed up.

It's been created via Jekyll as a static site generator, and the theme is a lightly modified version of Dark Poole.

Hosting is done by my own dedicated server, which also hosts a few other fun purposes. TLS certificates are done by Let's Encrypt, and domain management by Blacknight.

While the site is in its simplest possible form, and before I start overcomplicating things, there's a few improvements to be made:

  • Get an 88x31 button created, and new favicon icon
  • Expand the home page to have a few more links to projects
  • Create a basic webring
  • Create a deploy script to automate the actions of Jekyll building, testing nginx, then reloading nginx via systemctl
  • Build an easy and reliable way of editing/creating from my various machines. Currently I'm using Putty to SSH into the server, then using Nano to create and edit files... it's not fantasticPut VS Code onto my main machine, it's alright, Putty does the job for the simple work, couldn't be arsed doing anything grander than that
  • Link in the subdomain for the seedbox, for no reason other than showing off
  • Add an icon of a little cat paw when hovering over the navbar :3 Already close to giving up on this one, it's a pain in the ass that I don't fully understand yet