Migrating to Hugo

I started to make some changes to the site before ultimately deciding to learn Hugo and move to that. It will probably take a while, and the site will look very different. I'm hoping to solve some issues with consistency going forward. I tend to forget to update old pages when I make site-wide changes, like with changes to the navbar. Most importantly though, it'll be easier on me to make new pages and stuff. Not that it'll make me more motivated to post anything though. I've only been talking about actually doing something with this ever since I created this site. Then again though, I'm really not obligated to post anything either.

I changed the site web pin. It's no longer animated and more minimal. It'll also match the theme of the new site. I'm matching it with my window manager, so it'll be very simple and using the Gruvbox colorscheme.

I will be restoring the downloads page in the distant future. My current living situation is difficult and I'm not in a position to host a server for anything.

Por qué no dice que me quieres

I made a few changes in the backend, nothing fancy. The site now syncs with rsync instead of git. Rsync made more sense from the beginning, but I used git since it'd be easier to revert changes. I ended up not using that functionality, instead just repulling from the server to undo mass changes. I can do that with rsync, faster. Rsync will also use less bandwidth, as it only pulls/pushes updated files.

I might make some posts, possibly new pages if the topics end up large enough. I've had some ideas, but nothing substantial. Plus, I'm rather busy rn.