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title: hello world
pinned: true
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i've always kept my projects online and public, and i've always had some sort of homepage. it was originally bebo, then some sites i made through school, then facebook.
:right[i liked farmville but otherwise didnt use facebook much]
my next site after that was one that i kept updated for years. but every time i updated it, i also tacked on features i liked, and then ultimately it became a mess of ideas. it was never supposed to be well-engineered, but i like clean code and i ended up too busy fixing things to do anything new or interesting
so i deleted everything i could think of that was even remotely fancy and made this
there's one bit of javascript on this site, and that's the [/random](https://wynne.rs/random/) route to take you to a random page
everything else is mostly vanilla. there's no pagination or searching, though i did add categorisation
plain text files are hosted and indexed at [/txt](https://wynne.rs/txt/),
longer form things are in categories at [/md](https://wynne.rs/md/),
there are [/bookmarks](https://wynne.rs/bookmarks/) for things that link elsewhere,
and there's a [/guestbook](https://wynne.rs/guestbook/) that used to have placeable stickers and selectable card backgrounds, and hand-drawn art and pagination, and a gallery section where people could paint pictures, and... is now just a list of names and the text that was left, which i prefer
:right[the old guestbook still exists; its just not the one i link anymore]
in the end, everything on this site is visible straight from the index page in one massive list, ordered by date, with pinned posts at the top of their respective category.
and that's it. i don't need anything else to archive things i care about
cheers,
lewis x

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title: hello
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i've always had some sort of homepage. it was originally on bebo, then that died and i didn't ever get into other social media, so i made a website
i kept my last site updated for years, but every time i updated it i also ended up tacking on features i liked, and ultimately it became a mess. over the last year or two i spent more time fixing issues rather than doing anything that was actually interesting to me, so i decided it should be put down in favour of a fresh slate
this site is very simple and i've set myself some arbitrary rules for it. i've been doing a lot of php lately and there's been a lot of search param usage there, so i'm using that here. instead of lots of different routes, i want to have as few pages as i can possibly afford, and anything else has to be done through search params
in terms of routes: there's one massive [index](https://wynne.rs) of everything on the site, and each bit of text gets its own page
:right[anything that takes more than a few seconds to read gets a proper page, and the short stuff, like my [cv.txt](https://wynne.rs/cv.txt), is just a plain txt file]
right now, *just* and *has* are params for filtering—[?just=guestbook](https://wynne.rs/?just=guestbook) hides anything not in the guestbook category, and [?has=hello](https://wynne.rs/?has=hello) hides anything not including "hello"—and *do* does some kind of one-off action, like [?do=random](https://wynne.rs/?do=random) which takes you to a random page
and that's it. i don't need anything else to archive things i care about
cheers,
lewis x