The challange, 100 Days To Offload, is a challange to publish 100 posts on your personal blog in a year. They dont need to be long, deep, meaningful, just content.
You can see my list of posts below in the challange and others as well:
11 Mar, 2023
Using Codeberg CI to build 11ty based static sites to push to Codeberg Pages
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02 Mar, 2023
I've gotten back into a few video games and I have missed video games and wanted to write about it
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26 Feb, 2023
How to setup a Cloudflare worker to get certain information about the users connection
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25 Feb, 2023
A quick glance at a small over-looked tool PowerShell has available to us
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18 Feb, 2023
A quick review of some command line apps versus a windowed applications
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12 Feb, 2023
How I use npm to automate the inner workings of my website and within other projects
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12 Feb, 2023
Working with zip files in Python to show a progress bar while it is doing the extraction.
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10 Feb, 2023
Using Python and Sockets to check for port connections on local and remotes hosts
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05 Feb, 2023
Using Flask as a static site generator for a simple website
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03 Feb, 2023
Using headless displays to make servers work and remote connections easier.
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01 Feb, 2023
I did things the hard way, and how I saved my Nextcloud data and began using docker
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31 Jan, 2023
Using nunjucks to get the count of the posts for a tag.
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30 Jan, 2023
A simple solution to having a search feature on a static website
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29 Jan, 2023
setting up the open source Minecraft alternative, Minetest, with docker.
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27 Jan, 2023
GitHub has a few hidden features for a user profile repository and how to add some GitHub Actions to them
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25 Jan, 2023
I have rewritten my website to utilize 11ty, and it was a lot of fun
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18 Jan, 2023
Working in the terminal there are great commands you can use, but what about the long ones or frequently used commands; how can you save those for repetitive tasks?
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16 Jan, 2023
In todays era knowing some form of programming logic can take you to great places. But where to start, or how to start?
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11 Jan, 2023
Jekyll is a great static site generator for many reasons, but lets encrypt that traffic!
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10 Jan, 2023
Git is a great way to keep track of programming changes. However, some of the commands can get overwhelming and just need a simple way to get changes synced with a remote repository.
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07 Jan, 2023
Did you know that Netlify allows for you to have a configuration file to tell it how to deploy your project?
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02 Jan, 2023
Jekyll has some powerful uses now with categories, tags, post, pages. I found a unique way to create a page just for one post."
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28 Dec, 2022
What to expect with the New Year upon us? More posts!
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