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2025-01-15

Welcome

This is my first post. Testing my new OG blogging pipeline. Who knows, I might even start posting something. Nothing's interesting here, just testing some functionalities.

Some Code

Here's some ASM. Just a simple routine to simulate modern web development:

; x86_64 Assembly: The modern web dev routine
section .text
global _start

_start:
    ; Initialize our "framework"
    mov rax, 0xDEADBEEF      ; Load base bloat
    mov rbx, 0xCAFEBABE      ; Load node_modules

.bloat_loop:
    cmp rax, rbx             ; Are we bloated enough?
    je .done                 ; Yes, we are bloated enough
    add rax, 1               ; Add 1 byte of bloat
    ; TODO: actually do something useful
    jmp .bloat_loop          ; Infinite loop of despair

.done:
    ; Exit with status code 1 (failure, like most JS careers)
    mov rax, 60              ; sys_exit
    mov rdi, 1               ; exit code 1
    syscall

And bash, for when you just need to get things done without the overhead:

#!/bin/bash
# The "modern" build script
echo "Installing 40,000 dependencies..."
sleep 2
echo "Vulnerabilities found: 420"
echo "Fixing them by ignoring them..."
rm -rf node_modules
echo "Done. Ship it."

An Image

cool screenshot

Blockquote Test

He that increaseth knowledge increaseth sorrow.

That's It

No static site generators. No npm. No webpack. Just markdown, a build script and the sweet, sweet absence of node_modules.

Tags: handcrafted, anti-bloat, artisanal-web

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