OH, btw: I created this thing where I can write tinylogs by creating a timestamp.gmi file, and then those get concatenated into what this feed is. I've also created an alias for "timestamp"on OpenBSD (in ~/.kshrc: alias timestamp='date +%s'), symlinked the tinylog directory mounted over sshfs to ~/tinylog, so whenever I feel like it I can write: $ hx ~/tinylog/$(timestamp).gmi and happily type away! Oh and if I need to edit that last file and I don't want to figure out which timestamp is likely the last one: $ hx $(ls -Art | tail -n 1). Learning shell is awesome!