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OMG! I can’t even log in to Claude.
November 18, 2025 at 12:10 PM
OMG! I can’t even log in to Claude.
All it takes is one sneaky backdoor in that clone and tons of people would install it thinking it’s the real thing.
November 17, 2025 at 11:20 AM
All it takes is one sneaky backdoor in that clone and tons of people would install it thinking it’s the real thing.
Not sure about Ghost, but you can create your website in Wordpress and then use some tools to generate static website out of it and deploy it as static to S3 for example...
Having DB and actual web-server is too much overhead, IMHO. You will need update and secure your VPS...
Having DB and actual web-server is too much overhead, IMHO. You will need update and secure your VPS...
November 10, 2025 at 12:47 PM
Not sure about Ghost, but you can create your website in Wordpress and then use some tools to generate static website out of it and deploy it as static to S3 for example...
Having DB and actual web-server is too much overhead, IMHO. You will need update and secure your VPS...
Having DB and actual web-server is too much overhead, IMHO. You will need update and secure your VPS...
Jekyll is fantastic, it's rock solid, and I really like some of the themes it offers. I couldn’t be happier with it.
Another option is to have a completely static website with your own generated HTML files. Just ask Claude, and it’ll generate the HTML for you and no need for Jekyll or Hugo.
Another option is to have a completely static website with your own generated HTML files. Just ask Claude, and it’ll generate the HTML for you and no need for Jekyll or Hugo.
November 10, 2025 at 12:21 PM
Jekyll is fantastic, it's rock solid, and I really like some of the themes it offers. I couldn’t be happier with it.
Another option is to have a completely static website with your own generated HTML files. Just ask Claude, and it’ll generate the HTML for you and no need for Jekyll or Hugo.
Another option is to have a completely static website with your own generated HTML files. Just ask Claude, and it’ll generate the HTML for you and no need for Jekyll or Hugo.
And now I’m more conscious about what I write and if I have any mistakes, so I guess that will teach me to write grammatically correct English.
Moral of the story: ChatGPT is also great for learning English - if you really want to learn and aren’t being a lazy ass like I was.
Moral of the story: ChatGPT is also great for learning English - if you really want to learn and aren’t being a lazy ass like I was.
November 9, 2025 at 7:31 PM
And now I’m more conscious about what I write and if I have any mistakes, so I guess that will teach me to write grammatically correct English.
Moral of the story: ChatGPT is also great for learning English - if you really want to learn and aren’t being a lazy ass like I was.
Moral of the story: ChatGPT is also great for learning English - if you really want to learn and aren’t being a lazy ass like I was.
I use Jekyll for my blog. I host it on GitHub for free. It works great. If you want you can host it on AWS too.
I even wrote manual for hosting Jekyll website on s3 with all infra in terraform and deploying using gitlab pipeline:
www.cyberpunk.tools/jekyll/updat...
I heard Hugo is great too.
I even wrote manual for hosting Jekyll website on s3 with all infra in terraform and deploying using gitlab pipeline:
www.cyberpunk.tools/jekyll/updat...
I heard Hugo is great too.
Jekyll Blog with Terraform (OpenTofu) Using GitLab Pipelines
In this guide, I will provide a short manual for deploying a static blog, in this case Jekyll (with minor changes, you should be able to make it work for any other static website), to Amazon S3 using ...
www.cyberpunk.tools
November 9, 2025 at 5:14 PM
I use Jekyll for my blog. I host it on GitHub for free. It works great. If you want you can host it on AWS too.
I even wrote manual for hosting Jekyll website on s3 with all infra in terraform and deploying using gitlab pipeline:
www.cyberpunk.tools/jekyll/updat...
I heard Hugo is great too.
I even wrote manual for hosting Jekyll website on s3 with all infra in terraform and deploying using gitlab pipeline:
www.cyberpunk.tools/jekyll/updat...
I heard Hugo is great too.
Why do you need a database for a blog? I think a static website is best for blogs - you can deploy it to S3 or even on GitHub for free. Any CMS is overkill for a blog, IMHO.
November 9, 2025 at 4:38 PM
Why do you need a database for a blog? I think a static website is best for blogs - you can deploy it to S3 or even on GitHub for free. Any CMS is overkill for a blog, IMHO.
