I was looking at how I could add comments to the site without needing to use some third party system and or other complication that would probably end up costing me money. There aren't really many of those around, apparently.
Anyway, I did find the pelican-comment-system 1.4.0 or …
So, I have things up and running.
I used the dev-random2 theme, which, as mentioned before, was in French, so it took a few minutes to go through and translate the different words and phrases to English.
Overall, I really like what I have.
Some things I might add in …
So, after trying a lot of themes to see which I really like and what actually works the way I want it to, I have found these themes, which are decent:
I'm trying (again) to get my blog site up and going. It's been awhile since I've tried it.
I started looking at Hugo, but it seems such a pain and I never really got much traction with it. So, after months of it just sitting around doing nothing, I got …
Work uses Confluence, which has a horrible markup syntax. And, since I try to use Markdown all the time, it would be very convenient if I had some way to convert my document to Confluence.
Markdown to Confluence Converter potential sites/links
In jrnl, with my Cmd2 app/script, when I do a add/edit entry and it always edits the same (not latest) entry! Not sure what is happening!
I accidently editted the then latest entry and fat-fingered the date to be a day ahead of today. So, then, when …
It seems that there are a couple of different package managers in the Python world that I didn't know about -- pipenv and poetry. Here is an article that explains some about both Pipenv and Poetry Package Managers. Good reading and some pluses and minuses. This article does give some advice …
Using a back-tick quoted thing sends thing to the os to be executed. Not sure how useful that would be right now, but I could see where it might come in handy at some point.
jrnl notes "@jrnl Trying back-tick to enter date into entry. I'm going to try …I keep getting into a chicken/egg loop with trying to kick off a routine (whether it's a coroutine or a popen process or whatever) where I'm deadlocked because I need the process to return so I can start the process that will let it do the work!
Yeesh!
Anyway …
Setting up jobs that are run in a cron fashion (I use it for making sure any changes in my docs and the like are checked in without me needing to do anything).
LaunchControl makes this much easier. Add a job, make sure it works and then forget about it …
I need to start keeping notes again and writing things down, so I'm going to start using jrnl.sh again. I used it a long time ago, but with pair programming and all, it was hard to actually keep up with things while switching machines and pairs, so ...
Now, I'm …