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  <title><![CDATA[Good grief and all the gravy]]></title>
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<time>Published: 31 March 2024</time>
<div><h1>More site updates</h1><p>Now I've added another section to the olde interweb presence:
<a href="/drops">Drops</a>.
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<p>"What are drops?" I can hear absolutely nobody asking...well, I'm glad
you asked! Basically they're my <em>Read It Later</em> links that I use some
other web service to save for me - both the actual link, the data on the
page, content and all that jazzy stuff. It's a service that I actually -
shock! awe! - pay for.
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<p>I'd like to have all of that data <em>here</em> on this site - well, I guess
it'd be in the github repo, but still. As it is, I grab the latest 25
entries and display them on the <a href="/drops">drops</a> page. I suppose at
some point in time I'll actually build in some kind of link roll or link
blog or whatever, that way I can have the actual history in my site -
but for now this is fine.
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<p>It took me way, <strong>way</strong> too stinking long to get the secrets info dealt
with for the github action. Too many tangents and too many wrong turns.
But things seem to be working now.
</p>

<p>Time for some breakage I think.
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