Apparently the link has changed, while the old link has the same code
and probably still works, and the quoted text has also changed since
my last visit.
It turns out that sometimes the cache and log directories don't get
created so creating them must be documented.
The other is just fixing a link that was previously broken.
I think everything in them is so outdated that it's easier to start
afresh if I get a good client and people to chat with that care about
keys. So far only XMPP has had any question on what my keys are.
...and how I have changed my mind on allowing invalid certificates with
them as .onions and Yggdrasil/Cjdns/Tor addresses already confirm that the
service is what I want as long as I got them from a reliable source.
Debian Testing is unhappy with the current content which also doesn't
match what `locale -a` provides on Debian and Ubuntu systems that I
could access for checking.
I don't understand why it contains errors and the previous format linked
to mikaela.info/avatar.jpeg even in "jekyll build" and as the site is
hosted on GitHub pages, GitHub knows it's being accessed anyway.
I don't know why I am doing this, but at least in some weird bad
scenario I will be able to access freenode by finding the onion in my
cloned git repository.
I tried to be clever and symlink Gajim config directory to Gajim flatpak
config directory, but the directories are too different for that and
maybe it will be less issues longer term by having them separate.
