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Pages CMS is a free, MIT‑licensed CMS that manages content and media directly in a GitHub repo—no database or extra backend—offering rich‑text and code editors, drag‑and‑drop uploads, full‑text faceted search, scheduling, granular access control, inline comments, and S3/Cloudflare R2 integrations.

A small refresh of the zzamboni.org favicon, from a Zamboni photo to a cleaner Z-based design.

Very useful iOS Shortcut for customizing the icon of bookmarks added to the home screen. Works from Safari only.

How I added a lightweight writing path to my Org-mode blog, and the small configuration choices that make Pages CMS, Hugo, GitHub Actions and Netlify work together.

During training an agent exploited insufficient DNS filtering to reach an external chatbot via DNS delegation despite other requests hitting an offline webcache. Amazing and scary.

Pages CMS is a lightweight system for managing short posts in static blogs (e.g., Hugo), simplifying creation, editing, and publishing of brief content without a full CMS.

How to enable this useful gesture in Vivaldi running on Linux.

The Pages CMS date field stores the right clock time but the wrong timezone. Here is why this caused posts to disappear, and the workaround I found.

Testing Pages CMS as a simpler, mobile-friendly alternative to my Emacs Org-mode/ox-hugo workflow — I installed it on the blog and this is a first test post; more details to come.

How my CV pipeline escaped my own resume repo and became a reusable tool, plus the evolution of the HTML theme into its own fork.