Sigh. I have once again tried and failed to use the WordPress Block Editor, and humbly went back to good old Twenty Fifteen. I’m sure it’s really good for people who primarily need to make a website. But it doesn’t seem so well-suited to, you know, a blog, where dynamic content is front and centre and the theme is supposed to adapt to it, not the other way round. It is just a reflection of how people use WordPress nowadays, I guess. Continue reading Blog update: now with dark mode
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Running GoToSocial on NSFN
My current web host is NearlyFreeSpeech.net, which seems to be rather unique as far as hosting companies go. It’s a decidedly do-it-yourself experience1 with pay-what-you-use pricing. And while it is not true VPS hosting, you can do VPS-like things with it via daemons. As far as I know, no one has yet tried running the lightweight fediverse platform GoToSocial on it, and I am pleased to report it is entirely possible. Here’s what I did. Continue reading Running GoToSocial on NSFN