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diff --git a/blogs/output/rss.xml b/blogs/output/rss.xml new file mode 100644 index 0000000..51e68b5 --- /dev/null +++ b/blogs/output/rss.xml @@ -0,0 +1,29 @@ + +<?xml version=1.0 encoding=UTF-8 ?> +<rss version=2.0> + +<channel> + <title>Thing 1's blog</title> + <link>https://seacrossedlovers.xyz/blogger/blogs/output/index.html</link> + <description>Definatly exists</description> + + + <item> + <title>first---1.2.25</title> + <link>https://seacrossedlovers.xyz/blogger/blogs/output/first---1.2.25</link> + <description> +* Wow! look at this blog +Isn't it amazing, I know it is right, some content finally came onto this site, it's as if someone is running it. I want to use these blogs as a pseudo dirary sorta thing. I dont really expect them to be read but if someone does then I suppose thats a win. + +I suppose a good place to start with is who am I. Well im a lot of things, notably a nerd, so thats why you can read this page at all, I like righting clean code in C, with no nonsense librarys or anything like that (looking at you CMake), I like small command line editors like vim, but as of writing I'm using kakoune, it's a new years resolution of sort but I dont really believe in them, oh well :). (If you read this far the best thing to take away is to try kakoune). + +On other things obvously I'm a linux guy but I doubt that needed to be said, you probably are too if your reading this drivel. + +If your somehow intressed in the stuff I'm using to make this blog (Shokingly its not hand writen html), its a small tool I just through together called blogger, which consists of about ~50 of shell and C code combind, none of it is very good but it doesn't need to be, it's working so far. + </description> + </item> + + +</channel> +</rss> + |