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Frequently Anticipated Questions

Questions noone asked, but could maybe

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Why bother running a Tor hidden service if you're gonna put your full name on it?

One, because I think hidden services are neat and I thought it'd be neat to make one. And two, if I really needed to be anonymous, I would probably self-host or find a hosting provider somewhere else, or reconsider using the Internet all together.

The hidden service has a benefit though, mostly to you. You don't need to expose your IP to me or to anyone else to access this site.

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You wrote all this in vim? Why tho?

Neovim more lately, but yeah other than large projects, I prefer using vim for editing. Mostly because it's easy to edit consistently across servers and because I just spend so much of my time in the terminal lately that I'm used to it.

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Why OpenBSD?

Honestly, I though the fish was cool.

I don't know the artist of that one unfortunately, I just found it on a forum.

Besides I've installed Debian lots of times so I figured, why not try something different? It's pretty cool as a server OS. Just a lot of homework. I'm sure it's good as a desktop/laptop one too, but it's not different enough for me to move all my data.

For what it's worth, I use Debian sid for a daily driver.

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Why bother making your site from scratch? It looks like crap

Eh. I feel like if what I say isn't interesting, prettying it up won't help keep attention that much. I like simple sites like this one. It forces you to poke around more. Poking around is a good thing.

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Why does your RSS feed update me on old stuff?

Because I made it to set the publication date to the last write time of the file. Change is important and I do it often, because I'm often wrong.

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