Some Website by Jules

My Gemini capsule

If you have a Gemini browser, the URL is gemini://gemini.ctrl-c.club/~jules

An aesthically appealing Gemini browser is Lagrange.
*Just look under releases for the operating system you use.

15 November 2024

I'm still here. I've updated my gemini capsule more than I've visited this page. However, if I'm being truthful, I haven't done much over there either.

I think I might try to do something different with this site. I think I want to experiment with it, instead of blogging. We'll just have to see.

28 October 2023

I cannot believe how difficult it is for me to type up this html page. On gemini, you can type willy-nilly and be done in no time. Granted, I've only just started learning how to use html and css, but I can't get over the amount of planning I have to do to scrape up a page. I'm sure it'll get easier, and I'll find ways to automate the process, but for now I just want to complain how cumbersome I'm finding it.

I've mentioned I was taking the FreeCodeCamp Responsive Web Design Course, and I am on step 52ish of the CSS portion. I'm in the process of lining up p elements on the same line, and grouping things into articles so they can be given a class name -- so they may inherit some css formating. I have to admit, that after a while I was just going through the motions without questioning why things were done the way they were. At that point, I needed a break. So here I am, exploring the Tildeverse and seeing what gemini has to offer. I do, however, need to get back to working on the FreeCodeCamp course. I need to incorporate and practice what I'm learning there, here.

21 October 2023

Bear with me. I am currently in the process of learning how to work with html and css through FreeCodeCamp. It's amazing how much you don't retain by not using it. So here I am, using vim to type up a webpage on a linux server(I think it's linux). I have to admit, there are more easier ways to practice --and I am doing that too, by using neocities and also using VScode with the live server plugin-- but I also wanted to delve into exploring shell accounts, tilde communities, programming, and the gopher and gemini protocols.

Talk to you later.