Neocities.org
I adore your website. Is so cozy and so nice. I think I'm going to copy your idea for a reading list, having the extracts from books on the bottom is so cool!
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Processing the complexities of this world is making my brain hurt
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I really enjoy coming across random videos like this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=luSrTEh9hXM — feels like a time capsule too
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Curious about people's code uploading/website writing process... specifically whether you have local copies of files that you upload to Neocities servers... I am considering downloading a brute copy of everything just to be safe but also kind of enjoy this notion of being so untethered to the site that should the server go down (for a while/indefinitely), I'm fine with everything being "lost to the sands of time"
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yardonthirdstreet
1 week ago
WILD LAUGHTER — I only just now realized/found? there's a "download entire site" button...
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irony-machine
1 week ago
i have a local copy of my site but it's because i don't want to use the neocities editor
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graybox
1 week ago
what I used to do was use a node.js script that connected to a simple WYSIWYG editor and used the neocities API to upload the generated page :P
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temina
1 week ago
torn between the urge to archive everything all the time, and the acceptance and romanticisation of the impermanence of everything that is
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yudosai
1 week ago
I use the neocities editor for small stuff, but for larger pages and projects I develop them then upload. Very very scattered process. I will backup everything at some point though.
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murid
1 week ago
I write things in a text editor and paste into files that I want to update. But for new pages I just do everything in a text editor and then upload the file.
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your website rocks! and I love how thoroughly you document things on the neocities feed
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the sequel https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZQ_Co9f_WDo