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#+date: 2025-11-19
#+author: Buckwheat

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* Hello there!

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Welcome! This is my personal blog! Here I write about all of the things that interest me like Cyber Security, Systems Programming, UNIX/Linux, and anything tech adjacent!

[[https://buckwheat.neocities.org/blog/posts.html][You can view my blog postings here!]]
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** Who are you?
You can go read my [[https://buckwheat.neocities.org/about_me][About Me]] to figure out who I am!
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** This site is bare bones right now, and your HTML code looks weird! Why is that?
I know how to write HTML and CSS, and I even know how to write JavaScript and more! But, it's really annoying for me to do so, and for something like running my own blog? I really rather not do that. Since Neocities is a static site provider, I decided I didn't really need any of that fancy stuff.

I instead use my trusty editor Emacs to make my pages of my website using the org-mode plugin by writing an .org file first and then exporting it to .html! It makes writing my site easier to use my Emacs, and if you aren't using Emacs, why? It's a fantastic tool!
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** What is this CSS theme you're using?
This is a theme I call Tokyo Night, based off the popular colour scheme seen in text editors. The base CSS is a modification of thomasf's solarized-dark theme.

[[https://github.com/thomasf/solarized-css][You can download his colour theme from GitHub here!]]
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