Neocities.org
when exporting your neocities analytics to .csv, it comes with a curious bandwidth coloumn. after some testing its indeed in bytes, but now im wondering why neocities doesnt afaik show your monthly bandwidth usage in a nice spot considering its a limit you have to look out for?
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gonna take a ~2 week break from typing cuz of wrist pain. so to mostly eliminate the bus factor, thats why i'm not gonna be putting out site updates. see ya
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feeling burnt out. UGHHH I HATE IT. but i also want to learn monorepos (they seem cool) and finally get a proper ui library going along with that where its not components scattered across scss and svelte files...
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huh, my commits page (https://dabric.neocities.org/commits/) is broken on firefox.
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dabric
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so `new Date('2023-07-15 23:40 GMT-0400')` is valid in chrome and node.js, but not in firefox. this causes firefox to incorrectly request my api for commits since 1970-01-01. sveltekit didnt prerender that because it didnt crawl and find 1970-01-01 as it uses node.js, so firefox gets a 404. bam
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the custom website previews are neat, but i kinda miss being able to preview the website. especially when a website is updated; i cant see if its major or minor
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this also gives a bit of insight into how hits and views work. yesterday i had 1003 hits and 333 visits, but my bandwidth usage was only 10mb. thats only enough for ~10 people to view my website's homepage with javascript on. thus, my view count must be getting inflated by someone hotlinking something on my website (i assume its navlink)