With this Blog post would I like to announce that I have moved my Website away from MkDocs and towards using ProperDocs1.
There are various reasons which I will get into, including why you should consider moving to it too, if you're still using MkDocs.
Recently have I seen chats about the search of offices from Twitter (No I won't call it the other "name") in france.
And while I'll not go into details about why this was a justified move, people have been joking around that "if they want to know how the Algorythm works, they just have to check the source on GitHub!" not realizing that open source doesn't mean 100% transparency.
Just in time for my birthday did my plugin AdvancedServerList reach 25 thousand downloads on Modrinth1.
This is a number I've never expected to reach here. So as a small thank you am I sharing some snippets of the plugin's development throughout the past 3 years and how it evolved to what it is now. Enjoy.
The term "Status Quo" in its most basic description means "The current state" of something.
Many things have a Status Quo the community accepts and/or tolerates, including Games.
I want to take the time and talk about why some of the things accepted as the overall norm is not a good idea, nor a good excuse for others to implement.
I've implemented support for an RSS Feed to my blog using the MkDocs RSS Plugin.
With this, there should also now be automatic posting of these blog posts as new mastodon toots.
This (hopefully) improves and speeds up my process of creating Mastodon toots for comments on my blog.
With this post am I announcing two things:
This post marks a significant change in my Blogging website. Because it uses a new software provided by the Material for MkDocs theme.
The year 2022 is no more and with it ends one of the arguibly worst years you can imagine.
From the Ukrainian war, to Elon Musk buying Twitter and running it into the ground1 was there something for everyone.
With this post here do I take the oportunity to look back at what I did in the year 2022. Tho, truth be told, I cannot really remember half of the stuff, so this may not be as exhaustive as I would like it to be.
Bots are a wonderful thing on Discord. They can enhance and improve your Discord server and also protect it from harm. However, a bot isn't unfailable and security is only as save as the person managing it. Because of that is giving the `Administrator` permission to a bot one of if not even the most dangerous thing you can do. The same goes for asking for this permission in the OAuth2 invite or even relying on it to function.