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jmmv.dev
It is done. This site is now powered by Hugo instead of Jekyll. It took me a full week's worth of early mornings to achieve, but the results are great... internally, that is, because as a reader you should notice no changes other than minor style tweaks. Performance differences As of today, this site hosts 711 posts totaling 3.4MB of text. The style sheet is based on Bootstrap and is built from scratch using SASS. |
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www.pixouls.xyz
[AI summary] The user has shared a comprehensive and detailed resource list about building websites using HTML and CSS, including tutorials, guides, tools, and references. They also provide insights into the motivations behind creating personal websites, such as self-expression, counter-culture, and digital resilience. The content reflects a deep interest in the technical, cultural, and philosophical aspects of web development. |
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christianheilmann.com
[AI summary] The author analyzes the WYSIWYGPT demo that generates code from doodles, arguing that true web development requires separating content from presentation to ensure accessibility and functionality across devices, rather than relying on fixed prototypes. |
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butterwhat.com
The title may almost be a lie! I feel that all of Bambu's printers are a good value, and the Bambu P1P, P1S, and X1C are also fantastic printers for both beginners and veterans. If you have the budget, and you need the bigger printer, you should definitely invest in one of those. If your needs are smaller, and your budget is smaller, it is tough to go wrong with the Bambu A1 Mini. |
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