I publish my .project to the web and to Gopher and (recently) to Gemini. It's obviously also available over finger. HMU at finger insom@tilde.town
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Here's the script I use to do it. I think it qualifies as "brutalist"-- all the rough edges that went into it are definitely showing.
#!/bin/bash set -eu cd cp .project projects/$(date +%Y-%m-%d) cp .project ~/.ttbp/entries/$(date +%Y%m%d.txt) cat public_html/01_top.html .project \ public_html/02_bottom.html > public_html/index.html cd public_gemini cp ../projects/* . for i in *; do mv $i $i.gmi; done for i in *; do ex $i < ../project-scr ; done for i in *; do touch -d $(echo $i | cut -d. -f1) $i; done
And the vimscript in project-scr is:
:1i
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:$a
. :wq
All my actual projects recently have been in the physical world. I recently completed a ribbon microphone build and I am very happy with it. It's good enough to use for work, I think. (Pending a future update, where I talk about how badly using it for work went).
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