zfetch: gopher, gemini and http from the terminal, written in Zig.
Gemtext and gophermaps come out rendered, and HTML comes out as Markdown. Run it with a URL and it prints the page and exits. Or open the interactive mode and stay a while, with bookmarks and history. 1/2
It's free, a bit weird, and very much a labor of love. No big ambitions, just another small corner of the internet.
Come say hello: https://t.co/xwocse8LHF
#SmallWeb#IndieWeb#WebDev#FreeWeb 2/2
Meet bimbooo! 🐘
It started as a tiny pastebin, but I got a little carried away, hehe.
Now you can share snippets, write Markdown pages, or even build your own little HTML website with a personal subdomain. 1/2
What if the entire history of computing had a Git log?
From Turing's universal machine in 1936 to Linux, the birth of the Web, artificial intelligence, and today's tech news. 1/3
earthputer tells that story, one commit at a time. Real milestones, historical branches, familiar Git commands, and sources behind every entry.
A little journey through nearly 90 years of computing history, with a rather geeky twist.
https://t.co/CtLHAUz4mR 2/3
Sixteen more themes went in. Fifty-seven folders now.
Grey field, type at 11px, a photograph where a hero would be. A few of these are later than the rest, up to about 2016. Each folder has a preview.png.
https://t.co/tRkwKLL6HW
#css#webdesign#smallweb
someone asked me what the difference between nginx and apache is.
my answer was pretty simple:
nginx starts small, and you build it up as you need.
apache starts big, and you strip it down to what you need. 1/2
Unfortunately, I'm taking my CMS out of public view for a while. I need to run some experiments that might take some time, and I won't have time to keep up with maintenance. =(