Dave

#100daystoOffload day 36:

I'm surprised how smooth is the installation for #GrapheneOS, it can be installed by just pressing the buttons in order, without need for the terminal

#100daystoOffload Day 35: After several years using Manjaro, it's time to move on. Lately it's been buggy on several aplications, I don't know where it went wrong. I'm thinking about changing to Fedora, since now I have an AMD GPU, back in the day I had an nvidia one and remember that being a headache on fedora.

#100DaysToOffload day 34: so i started teaching on a community workshop and while planning a couple kids asked me if can teach them how to hack.

Showed them a bit about Linux and will give them a course on making videogames on #scratch . Any tips on how to start teaching them?

#100daystoOffload day 33: I want to recommend this qr generator: https://mini-qr-code-generator.vercel.app/ It's the best one I've used and it's #opensource

#100DaysToOffload day 32:

I've been learning about the indie web, and it's not exactly what I thought. I had the wrong impression that it was just a new version of Geocities and similar sites, but it's everyone that has a personal site. It may be a blog, a static site, a gallery, maybe a random app, etc. But with your own domain.

The main idea is ownership, which you get by publishing on your own site. And after that you may share it on any other social media you want.

This is pushing me to start my blog, but I freeze when I start seeing all the possibilities.
- I want a place to share my hobbies and to show my work. Should this be the same, or completely different
- what am I going to talk about, it feels like having an open mic without anything prepared to say
- should I publish on Spanish or English. Or both, here I started on English to force me to practice a bit. But on my personal site I would like it to be on both although that may be too much
- finally how much time am I willing to spend on all this

#indieweb

#100daystooffload day 31:
I started setting up my blog on Hugo, I'm thinking to start blogging there about tech stuff, #100daysofIT, and maybe also boardgames.

Also I'm setting up a wordpress site for a friend's comic, and I've seen the good and bad parts of using both options.

WordPress on one hand makes everything basically ready out of the box and with the plugins you can easily add almost any functionality you want. But when you try to make any change I feel it's hidden and not always where you expect it to be.

Hugo, there's lots of templates and good chances you find something really close to what you need. But it you need any change you are on your own. Sometimes you are lucky and it's an exposed and documented variable, other times you need to program the bit you want to change.

#rant

I'm looking for an e-commerce platform, that is #opensource (if possible). From what I've found there are three main options: - Woocommerce - thirtybees - prestashop Is there any other #ecommerce platform I should checkout?

#100daystoOffload day 30: Today I learned that the diference between having a cname or a slash tree structure is that with cname search engines assume it's unrelated content. so for related content is better to have it all under the same subdomain

#100daystoOffload day 29: After upgrading my server I noticed that planka wasn't working. It shows up as unhealthy. Never thought that running a server is like having a tamagotchi, I'm going to take my container to the doctor. #homelab

#100daystoOffload day 28: Today I made an online app to help track the cards on the boardgame dune. And just as I was going to post it on bgg, I noticed that there was a discussion about another app that was just shared. When I checked it, I noticed that during my planning of what was needed I never considered any other thing other than what was obvious with paper and pencil. But with an app you can do much more, which was really eye opening. It was a good practice on html, and I think I will continue the development Proudly here is my helper: https://dune.puipuiminis.com/ Also I learned how to deploy small sites for free on cloudflare. And how to edit templates on Hugo. #webdev #boardgame

#100daystoOffload Day27:

Today I started to learn how to use #hugo wanted to deploy on Hostgator since I already have it, but it seems that I need to ask for ssh access. So for the moment it's only local.

I'm thinking to try #100daysofcode again

#static_site