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I don't really care for getting Vuepress or Vitepress to work (I won't use React or whatever other framework, I like Vue), it seems really contrived. In general, the majority of my issue is the fact that the themes are clear how to implement them. Documentation is all over the place too. Might as well make the time wasting worthwhile.

Instead of trying to make some "plug and play" or "easy to set up" solution, I'm just going to set up a framework for me that I can just copy over and modify easily.

What are the important parts of a single-page, static blog framework?

• Pages can be just be added added
• The nav links are generated automagically by the build process
• Modifications should be clear where they should be made
• The generated content should be accessible outside of the just the navbar

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Compute Module-based Laptop

It'd be cool to be able to create a really simple ARM-based laptop using a Compute Module from like Radxa or Raspberry. This would take some work to get hardware compatability working and the majority of the tools that are needed to run something like Fedora on an ARM machine should already be possible.

OSS Phone Framework

Taking from what I learn about getting a mobile RTOS working on an ST MCU I really want to be able to use that knowledge to create a framework for a simple open source phone. Why a framework-based design? Because I want a flip phone and Keet wants a slide-phone. If it's a simple framework instead of a set and done design we can have both and more. This idea would be for JUST a phone, however, I'd be interested to see how far it could go.

V10 custom Android ROM serving as an MP3 player OS

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AT Protocol Blog

My idea is to a platform you can host that will let you both access the AT Protocol for interoperability with others as well as serving as a general blog platform. The inter-operability implies you can follow other people's posts within your own blog site and showcase what they post.

Example

Let's say I run a blog on blog.ruz.fyi. The platform allows me to write up my blog post about whatever. As part of the post structure, there is an option to cross-post it. This means that it will show up on atproto feeds including Bluesky for example.

What if I'm a fan of John and want to keep a look out for his blog posts as well on blog.john.blog and as well as wanting to keep track of them myself, I also want to share what he posts to my followers? By taking the followers I follow, it'll show up on the feed and it'll show up on my blog feed including a link to the actual blog post within the page that redirects to his blog data within my own blog page.