The phrase "cute indifference" comes to mind.
I finally managed to get a picture of Smudge, if anybody cares.
Smudge on a blue blanketI've been busy building out my own website. I wimped out and went back to WordPress.
my siteThe phrase "cute indifference" comes to mind.
Well, I did wake him up just by entering the room. This was after he stretched and greeted me with a meow. He's my querulous coeurl.
Definitely reincarnating querulous feline next time around!
No kidding. Cats have it made*.
\* assuming you're a housecat and your keepers are patient, loving, and willing to let you be a cat
Smudge is exactly the way I imagined! Congrats on your website! How do you like wordpress?
Thanks. I'm having doubts about WordPress. Doing everything through a web app is slow, and while it's nice to get the occasional visitor from WordPress.com, the Jetpack plug is obnoxious about upselling, it's a pain to have to moderate comments since 99.999% are from right-wing trolls, and I'm getting at least five brute-force attempts a day. I haven't been cracked yet since I'm careful about keeping my stack up to date, but it's just a matter of time before I get sloppy.
Also, looking at the source for my WordPress theme so I can customize it reminds me of why I started using static generators in the first place.
On the upside, I figured out how to get Ruby, ruby gems, and bundler working properly (and installing gems in my home directory) on OpenBSD, so Jekyll's an option again.
Fascinating, the link to "my site" was already purple in my browser. I visited and realized, "I've been here before." I can't remember where I found it but I remember it was while I was browsing some simpler web pages. The Internet is a big place, but that made it feel small. :)
But anyways, love the CSS, very clean. If I may make a suggestion:
:%s/crappy/not-crappy/g