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~ajhalili2006 (vern/ctrl-c) c4a927c624 Add Caddyfile for devbuild on ~vern 
I might expand this to include other stuff soon, but in meanwhile, this is
for making proxying the dev server more easier than painfully use an proxy
service for that.

Signed-off-by: ~ajhalili2006 (vern/ctrl-c) <ajhalili2006@vern.cc>
2022-12-14 03:38:32 +00:00
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README.md

tildeverse.andreijiroh.dev + Gemini-ified blog posts

This is my personal website in the tildeverse, built with Material Design for Mkdocs and also the official home formy blog posts in Gemini format. Site content (exluding external content) is license under CC BY-SA 4.0

Contributing

Patches are always welcome, although you must sign-off your commits to comply with the Linux DCO.