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2020-10-03 18:53:24 -04:00
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dataAttrs = "" # "data-isso='https://isso.example.com' data-isso-require-author='true'" dataAttrs = "" # "data-isso='https://isso.example.com' data-isso-require-author='true'"
[socialOptions] # if set, social icons will show up. [socialOptions] # if set, social icons will show up.
email = "mailto:your@email.com" email = "mailto:colindiem@protonmail.com"
# email = "mailto:your@email.com"
phone = "" phone = ""
facebook = "http://example.org/" facebook = ""
twitter = "http://example.org/" twitter = ""
github = "https://github.com/zzossig/hugo-theme-zzo" github = "https://github.com/"
stack-overflow = "" stack-overflow = ""
instagram = "" instagram = ""
google-plus = "" google-plus = ""

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title: "Been a While"
date: 2020-10-01T01:05:24-04:00
draft: false
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# It's been a minute
Boy, time flies. It feels like it wasn't that long ago that I was tinkering around with this blog regularly, but it's been a month and a half since I posted! Today I messed around with my dynamic DNS, and started using a new host name: [http://errantmind.ddns.net](http://errantmind.ddns.net)! I still haven't bothered to pick up my own domain yet, but as I am leaning more and more towards a self-hosted future, I will probably have to make that jump soon.
I went and helped my buddy Miguel Zuniga of [Twenty20 Media](https://www.mediatwenty20.com/) shoot some scenes for an on-spec and undisclosed project last weekend. It was a good time, and I think we got some good footage. I can't wait to see what Miguel makes out of it.
What else, let's see... The political landscape is looking pretty dismal. The SARS-COV2 pandemic is still going strong. 2020 is turning out to be a pretty weird year. I guess that's it for now.

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title: "Convergence"
date: 2020-08-19T17:12:28-04:00
draft: false
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# Convergence
Convergence is the idea that at some point, our phones will become our computers. I like this idea. We're already carrying this decently powerful computer around in our pockets, why not be able to use them to power a "laptop" style chasis?
Why stop there? We could have a desktop style setup, with a graphics card, extra storage, heck better memory, and even additional CPU power. When you're ready to hit the road, pop the phone out of the dock, and slide into the special slot on a tablet type device, and the same system you're already using is now your tablet. Need enhance productivity on the road? Slide the phone into a laptop body, as I mentioned before.
I don't really understand why this doesn't seem to be the direction things are going. Samsung has dabled in the field with the Dex interface, but that's not really quite hitting the mark. One of the hurdles remaining is an OS that can handle being both a phone, adn a computer OS at the same time.
I know what you're thinking: "But wait, isn't Android already a fork of linux? Couldn't linux do all of this?", and yes, I think it could. It just isn't yet. Will it in the future? Who knows. I do thinkg that whoever cracks this well will be on the forefront of the next technology wave. That's just like, my opinion, man.

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#!/bin/bash #!/bin/bash
clear clear
echo "Changing to site directory."
cd /home/pi/quickstart
echo "Pulling latest from git repo." echo "Pulling latest from git repo."
git checkout master git checkout master
git pull git pull
echo "Running hugo and copying the public directory to the /srv/http directory." echo "Running hugo and copying the public directory to the /srv/http directory."
cd /home/pi/quickstart
hugo hugo
cp -r /home/pi/quickstart/public/. /srv/http cp -r /home/pi/quickstart/public/. /srv/http