I read somewhere in stackoverflow that goes.
"If something could be easily achieveable by css+html. Don't use javascript"

I learn something called "div", "id" and "class".
It seems like i can abuse it without understanding the html semantics.
Idk if i wan't to abuse it tho'

I write my personal opinion regarding "how today internet situation".
I'll add more and more random thing.
I need to do a better job at html formatting, if it's all looks fine without css.
then i'll learn css.

So uh...
It's been a while since i used git.
So i try to refresh my knowledge.
Apparently if i set my key to "never expire".
And i try to do :

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git commit -S -m "quote"
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It'll reject me and output :

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error: gpg failed to sign the data fatal: failed to write commit object
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The only solution that works is setting expiration date for my key.
Which is strange.

"Apparently" you can setup a local web server on linux using python (apache and nginx also a possibility).
Aaaaaaaahhh!!!
I wish i knew all of this a whole lot sooner!!!!
I guess thats's what i deserve for not getting a new laptop and keep using linux

My 4 years of linux "experience" results nothing.

@ravenclaw what do you mean by 'abuse'?

@lucifargundam instead of using h2, h3, h4, em, strong, etc.
I could just used
<div class='body' id='title' >
And do the formatting on css.

@ravenclaw you should try and keep a git diary. You make commits daily and push weekly. This allows you to get into the flow/practice of using git to the point that using it for other stuff becomes a lot easier.

@lucifargundam thanks for the tips
Yes. I do actually keep a diary of my git.
I just messing up with my gitlab workflow
It's been 2 years since my last git experience.
So i literally just do some random git commands like "git reset --soft" "git push -f" just to remind me what the command does locally and on gitlab.
If you look at my repo. It looks like a shitshow lol.

@lucifargundam you seems experienced in git field. Do you mind if i followed you ?
Not on qoto.
I mean on another platform like gitlab or other social media.

@ravenclaw I'm in the middle of transitioning from gitlab to sr.ht but will link it to you anyway in a bit later. I'm also available on IRC Freenode Derlg.

@lucifargundam to be quite honest. I'm not even reviewing those commit before pushing (which is a bad thing to do as a habit).
Since i rely on ci to publish my page.
So my workflow goes like this.
-open termux
-Nano file
-git add --all
-git commit -m "message"
-git push -u origin master
> ci realize there's a new push.
> ci built my page
Then i'll i review my page.
If i found a mistakes.
Repeat from "open termux".

I feel i need to retoot this as a reminder.