adamsgaard.dk

commit 93d611b69b85d23b2d04e1cdca9605ef0542c225
parent 2416d8b49bea6ef56c1be15ac4a291e6f4579666
Author: Anders Damsgaard <anders@adamsgaard.dk>
Date:   Mon, 24 Feb 2020 16:22:34 +0100

Thanks Evil_Bob

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diff --git a/pages/001-new-homepage.txt b/pages/001-new-homepage.txt
@@ -7,8 +7,8 @@ bringing back memories of the computing of yesteryear.
 The previous backend was a Debian GNU/Linux virtual machine, first
 running at home and then in the cloud.  It dynamically served the
 pages with Apache and PHP.  However, PHP is notoriously insecure,
-as evident by the extensive list of vulnerabilities[0].  Apache
-is not much better[1].
+as evident by the extensive list of vulnerabilities[0].  Apache is
+not much better[1].
 
 This weekend I finally made the long-overdue transition to a static
 web page, which improves security and performance.  The backend is
@@ -19,16 +19,17 @@ Let's Encrypt.  The html front end is generated using Hiltjo
 Posthuma's saait[2] and stagit[3].
 
 I am keeping the retro theme, but all CSS is reduced to a bare
-minimum. The page is entirely free of cookies, javascript, and
-tracking. It is also 100% compatible with terminal browsers.
+minimum.  The page is entirely free of cookies, javascript, and
+tracking.  It is also 100% compatible with terminal browsers.
 
 I moved all of my personal software projects to my own git server
 at https://src.adamsgaard.dk.  I do not trust corporations like
 Github (Microsoft), Gitlab, Sourceforce, etc., to always act in the
-users' best interest. However, for the time being I will continue
-to contribute to other software projects on these platforms.</p>
+users' best interest.  However, for the time being I will continue
+to contribute to other software projects on these platforms.
+
 My git server has a web interface which provides an overview of
-projects, commits, and files. Git access is possible through the
+projects, commits, and files.  Git access is possible through the
 git (read only), and ssh (r/w) protocols.
 
 Please let me know if you encounter any problems with the new