Tootfinder

Right, so I wrote about deploying Eleventy site to GitHub Pages using pathPrefix property.
But since it's nothing truly creative compared to stuff I _should_ be writing about, I followed the old stylebook of food bloggers: provide a lot of backstory everybody's going to scroll past until finally reaching the recipe.

Somone managed to hijack 'ixml.nwalsh.com', presumably by using GitHub pages to point it somewhere else. Given that it's a CNAME for ndw.github.io, I'm perplexed about exactly how this attack works. I think the lesson is, verify your domains.

@… If that works for your needs, and you’re comfortable with the source code for the site being hosted on GitHub, you can use their Pages product to serve the site free of charge: h…

I'm working on a page for a friend of mine which is hosted on github pages and we wanted to have thumbnails. Here is a description for beginners how to do it.
https://winkelwagen.de/2024/04/16/jekyll-github-pages-thumbnail-images/

@… I can tell you that github pages is good for a basic blog if you know markdown.

@… @… Indeed! If you follow the instructions at

Can you point multiple subdomains at the same GitHub pages custom domain? ie, can you have camberville.ebikelibrary.org and roslindale.ebikelibrary.org both point at a single GitHub pages repo?
GitHub's docs make it seem like the answer is yes, but I'm pretty sure it's not...

You have a docker image which does quite what you want, but not 100%? I learned how to customise a docker image and use it in docker-compose.yml, you can too!
https://winkelwagen.de/2024/04/18/jekyll-github-pages-docker-add-dependencies/…

Tool to quickly extract all URLs and paths from web pages. https://github.com/trap-bytes/gourlex

Can you point multiple subdomains at the same GitHub pages custom domain? ie, can you have camberville.ebikelibrary.org and roslindale.ebikelibrary.org both point at a single GitHub pages repo?
GitHub's docs make it seem like the answer is yes, but I'm pretty sure it's not...

Untested but interesting. https://chitter.xyz/@faoluin/112100440986051887

Untested but interesting. https://chitter.xyz/@faoluin/112100440986051887

Tested the limits of in-browser semantic search with SemanticFinder:
100 books
28.986 pages
158.952 embeddings (Xenova/bge-small-en-v1.5 by @… 1.085.035 lines
54.620.548 characters
Compressed in a ~100Mb .json.gz. 384 dims with 2 decimals. ~3h indexing time on CPU. Test the resulting search performance: