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2024-04-26 09:56:13 -04:00
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file: macwright-com-ovx2h6.txt
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We spent MLK weekend with my folks in the Shennandoah Valley, and visited [Luray Caverns][1], something I'd done as a kid and still rips 30 years later. Neat place, highly recommended if you're ever in that area. We also got some snow at our cabin, which was pretty fun for Nev.
We spent MLK weekend with my folks in the Shenandoah Valley, and visited [Luray Caverns][1], something I'd done as a kid and still rips 30 years later. Neat place, highly recommended if you're ever in that area. We also got some snow at our cabin, which was pretty fun for Nev.
[1]: https://luraycaverns.com/

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[1]: /journal/dispatch-13-march-2024/wbvr-result.pdf
[2]: https://runsignup.com/Race/NC/WrightsvilleBeach/WrightsvilleBeachValentineRun
At the beginning of February, I updated the site to store encrypted photos and display them as black-and-white dithered images. I [documented the process in some detail][3], and then put a link to it on the [Hugo discussion forum][4]. Imagine my suprise when, a few days later, one of the core contributers posted that the next version of Hugo would ship with [native dithering functionality][5]. I guess my post [inspired him to add it][6], which echoed a post I'd read a few days earler, ["Publishing Your Work"][7]:
At the beginning of February, I updated the site to store encrypted photos and display them as black-and-white dithered images. I [documented the process in some detail][3], and then put a link to it on the [Hugo discussion forum][4]. Imagine my surprise when, a few days later, one of the core contributors posted that the next version of Hugo would ship with [native dithering functionality][5]. I guess my post [inspired him to add it][6], which echoed a post I'd read a few days earler, ["Publishing Your Work"][7]:
> I don’t create or publish in the hopes of influencing others. I create things because I have an urge to create. But it sure is great to help others along the way, however small my contribution might be.

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[4]: https://gohugo.io/content-management/image-processing/
[5]: https://github.com/gohugoio/hugo/issues/8598
Most of what I post on this site are these monthly [dispatches][6] that start with what my family's been up to in the last month and include several high-resolution photos. Last week, I was reading Elliot Jay Stocks' "[2023 in review][7]," and he's adament about not posting photos of his kids. That inspired me to take another crack at getting dithered images working -- I take a lot of joy out of documenting our family life, and low-res, dithered images strike a good balance between giant full-color photos and not showing people in photos at all. And to add another wrinkle: this site is [open source][8], so I also needed to ensure that the source images wouldn't be available on GitHub.
Most of what I post on this site are these monthly [dispatches][6] that start with what my family's been up to in the last month and include several high-resolution photos. Last week, I was reading Elliot Jay Stocks' "[2023 in review][7]," and he's adamant about not posting photos of his kids. That inspired me to take another crack at getting dithered images working -- I take a lot of joy out of documenting our family life, and low-res, dithered images strike a good balance between giant full-color photos and not showing people in photos at all. And to add another wrinkle: this site is [open source][8], so I also needed to ensure that the source images wouldn't be available on GitHub.
[6]: /tags/dispatch/
[7]: https://elliotjaystocks.com/blog/2023-in-review
@@ -167,7 +167,7 @@ Use it like this:
### 4. Delete the unencrypted images from the repository
Now that everything's working, let's remove all the uncrypted images from the repository. It's not enough to just `git rm` them, since they'd still be present in the history, so we'll use [`git filter-repo`][18] to rewrite the history as if they never existed.
Now that everything's working, let's remove all the unencrypted images from the repository. It's not enough to just `git rm` them, since they'd still be present in the history, so we'll use [`git filter-repo`][18] to rewrite the history as if they never existed.
```ruby
Dir.glob("content/**/*.{jpg,jpeg,png}") do |path|