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      <description>I&#39;m paid to be back-end developer. I&#39;m a lot better at that than at front-end development. Recently, I built a mostly front-end website &amp;ndash; a photo album. I did this using front-end technologies I knew and actually understand and mostly enjoy using. This post explains how and why I combined Hugo, Tailwind and Svelte to build the best front-end I&#39;ve made so far.
This is a very quickly made write-up of this.</description>
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      <description>Nothing here yet. Code is at https://github.com/Luit/resp</description>
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      <description>So, I made this blog to write again, and chose to use Hugo . And while Hugo is amazing, it&#39;s a static site. And while I can add comments to my site using services like Disqus, I sort of wanted to roll my own comment service. So here it is! Below this post, you can comment.
I wrote a simple API server that has only two actions:
 Get a list of comments Post a comment  The server is written in Go (obviously).</description>
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      <description>So, quite a serious pair of bugs in OpenSSH were discovered. As I disabled the (undocumented) feature in my ~/.ssh/config file, I noticed a tweet by Filippo Valsorda telling me to try ssh whoami.filippo.io.
The server he runs is one he had written back in August . And as I had the ForwardAgent functionality enabled by default, it warned me for the dangers of doing this. I was completely unaware of the dangers of this feature.</description>
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      <description>Nothing here yet. Code is at https://github.com/Luit/rcp</description>
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      <title>Running a modern webserver</title>
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      <pubDate>Fri, 13 Nov 2015 16:11:26 +0100</pubDate>
      
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      <description>At dotGo 2015 I realized I had to regain an online presence. I had to build a site again, on which I could post an occasional blog-post.
I&#39;m not good at building sites, graphically, so bear with me on that point. This site might look ugly for a while.
The reason I&#39;m building a site/blog again is because I&#39;m using some interesting tech. For this webserver for example. It&#39;s using a secure connection, with a certificate that was automatically authorized.</description>
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