They use Hugo since 2023.
I would love this to become a thing. Like a race to the bottom, how much information can you cramp into 2 watts and make it as stylish as possible. Take pride in a minimalist webpage.
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Good to hear. I was very very slightly disappointed when I read Pelican was a Python tool. I'm also a Hugo user.
Take pride in a minimalist webpage.
Last week I was thinking of making a meme pointing out how all the famously ultra-minimalist http://motherfuckingwebsite.com/ and its many rebuttals are really put to shame by this one. Also, you've reminded me of some of those little webring banners people would put on their site bragging about being minimal, which are fun.
This is very cool. I run a website for a charity and this had certainly made me reflect on how I could reduce its power consumption (even with it hosted on 100% renewable power servers)
Super cool! I love resource efficient projects in general.
I've never heard of the SUNXI kernel before, turns out it's just Linux that focuses on support for ARM SoCs from Allwinner.
Yes it's full goal is to get mainlined, like the asahi project
Cool stuff!
I love that website. I'm considering getting the printed volumes to support them, even though I've read most of the articles already.
"I might buy wasteful books I'll likely never read, to support a solar-powered website promoting minimalism and sustainability"
Just donate them whatever you can?