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Colophon

(updated 2021-08-20)

This site is built from an simple intermediate language and output by a program called `rno` to the source your browser is reading now.

Compared to other websites, it looks pretty dull. However, this language encourages and enforces simplicity in the output pages and how they are transferred and rendered. There are some benefits to doing thing this way:

(a) validator.w3.org — via https

(a) w3m.sourceforge.net — via http

(b) jikos.cz — via http

(c) lynx.browser.org — via http

(a) circumlunar.space — via https

(b) en.wikipedia.org — via https

(a) danluu.com — via https

(a) openwrt.org — via https

(b) solar.lowtechmagazine.com — via https

(c) The Hemsby Dining Club

(d) haskell.org — via https

(e) mythic-beasts.com — via https

(a) mathjax.org — via https

(b) jsdelivr.com — via https

(c) w3.org — via https

(d) en.wikipedia.org — via https

(e) github.com — via https

(f) apache.org — via https

(g) gnu.org — via https

Besides these, I try to stick by the following principles of a utopian web:

(a) docs.nginx.com — via https

(a) Simon's blog

(b) Visiting

Really, this site is mostly for my use. I see it as a scrappy notebook for my use that anyone in the world can open up and read. It's not meant to be a showcase or 'web presence' for anything or anyone, or even distribute anything. It's just a server where I drop documents and notes from time to time.

Thanks for dropping by! Feel free to get in touch⁽ᵃ⁾ if you want to!

(a) Contacting Simon Rawles

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