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Each of the directories here holds other directories. The ones for each year |
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have sub-directories for the months of the year, which in turn contain files |
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for the days. The files are just little pieces of HTML and Markdown and some |
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other stuff. Many years ago, before I really knew how to program, I wrote a |
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script to glue them all together into a web page and serve them up to visitors. |
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This sounds complicated, but all it really means is that if I want to write a |
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blog entry, I just open a file and type some stuff. Here's an example for |
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March 1st: |
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other stuff. Many years ago, before I had much of an idea how to program, I |
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wrote a script to glue them all together into a web page and serve them up to |
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visitors. This all sounds complicated, but all it really means is that if I |
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want to write a blog entry, I just open a file and type some stuff. Here's an |
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example for March 1st: |
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