I am working hard on the website - it's the beginning of the development process in any project that is often the most exciting part. Everything needs a shape, structures start to emerge and are being replaced. Every day there is some change - either subtle, like adding an admin panel, or more visually present for the visitor, like a new page or different styling. I'm drawing a lot of inspiration from people of the webrings, and from my digital neighbours - without them it would have been a much more mediocre experience. I have added likes to the blog, a cryptography section, rearranged the navbar, highlighting the interactive parts of this website, updated some links, made it so that I can now use tags in the blog, but also render code as code, e.g. me bold

<b>me not bold</b>

&c &c.

The fire burns brightly

If neovim is constantly warning you about the swap file, add

exec-once = rm $HOME/.local/ssdswiweiadtate/nvim/swap/*

to the config (e.g. the hyprlang config file). It'll remove swap on boot.