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<h2 id="so-how-do-i-have-my-website-setup-than">So How do I Have My Website Setup Than?</h2>
<p>I type out everything in Markdown, and use a script to recursively convert the Markdown files into HTML using <a href="https://pandoc.org" target="_blank" class="external_link">pandoc</a>, and have that content placed in the desired spot and outputted to an index.html file where I want it</p>
<p>I don't use any JavaScript nor analytics, period*</p>
<p>I have any images that would normally be in something like, say, a blog post, as a link to that image, denoted by “[IMAGE]”, followed by a short description of what that image is, where I would have liked that image to be placed if it was present inline</p>
<p>That does mean that one would need to click on the link to that image to load it, which would then take them to just that image inside their browser, requiring them to hit the “page-back” button to return to the prior page, but honestly I don't see a problem with that</p>
<p>I have any images that would normally be in something like, say, a blog post, as a link to that image, denoted by "[IMAGE]", followed by a short description of what that image is, where I would have liked that image to be placed if it was present inline</p>
<p>That does mean that one would need to click on the link to that image to load it, which would then take them to just that image inside their browser, requiring them to hit the "page-back" button to return to the prior page, but honestly I don't see a problem with that</p>
<p>I also have a black background for every page setup, along with white text, as I am a fan of dark modes, white backgrounds hurt my eyes, and for contrast purposes</p>
<p>All links are also colored yellow, and change to a light blue when hovered over, 1) because I like the colors and 2) they contrast nicely against the black background</p>
<p>I also use monospace for the font, as I find it easier to read, plus I just like it</p>
<h2 id="that-it">That it?</h2>
<p>Pretty much</p>
<p>I would like to add one more thing though: LibreOffice I should not have to add the word “analytics” into your dictionary it is an actual word for crying out loud</p>
<p>I would like to add one more thing though: LibreOffice I should not have to add the word "analytics" into your dictionary it is an actual word for crying out loud</p>
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<p><em>* I cannot speak for anything that my hosting provider collects, which considering that this site is currently hosted on a VPS, and is just code being served by Apache2, there shouldn't be any cause for concern</em></p>


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I don\'t use any JavaScript nor analytics, period*

I have any images that would normally be in something like, say, a blog post, as a link to that image, denoted by “[IMAGE]”, followed by a short description of what that image is, where I would have liked that image to be placed if it was present inline
I have any images that would normally be in something like, say, a blog post, as a link to that image, denoted by \"[IMAGE]\", followed by a short description of what that image is, where I would have liked that image to be placed if it was present inline

That does mean that one would need to click on the link to that image to load it, which would then take them to just that image inside their browser, requiring them to hit the “page-back” button to return to the prior page, but honestly I don\'t see a problem with that
That does mean that one would need to click on the link to that image to load it, which would then take them to just that image inside their browser, requiring them to hit the \"page-back\" button to return to the prior page, but honestly I don\'t see a problem with that

I also have a black background for every page setup, along with white text, as I am a fan of dark modes, white backgrounds hurt my eyes, and for contrast purposes

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Pretty much

I would like to add one more thing though: LibreOffice I should not have to add the word “analytics” into your dictionary it is an actual word for crying out loud
I would like to add one more thing though: LibreOffice I should not have to add the word \"analytics\" into your dictionary it is an actual word for crying out loud

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