My website, using static page generation via Haunt.
Posts are put in posts, named after their titles. They are written in
Markdown, and have metadata at the start like this:
title: A Proposal for the Web: Improving Security with Versioned Baseline Defaults
date: 2019-10-01 12:00
tags: html, javascript, http, security, appsec, css
---
The importance of sane defaults in software is too often overlooked by
technical people. Users routinely witness the benefits of them, albeit rarely
consciously. Providing a sensible default for a customisable option is the
difference between a configuration being secure per usual versus being an
explicitly-enabled anomaly toggled on solely by enthusiasts.
Pages are put in pages. Their names are their titles, snake-cased. They
appear as subpages on the main navigation menu rather than as articles. They
are otherwise written using a similar mechanism as posts.
The blog can be published with aws s3 sync 'site/' 's3://volatilethunk.com' --delete. This requires the aws command.