Sirenias - Welcome to whatever this is

About

Hey I'm Sire (not really) and this is my personal website! You might find all kinds of stuff from me here, as of now the Site doesn't have a specific goal. If you look around you can find some personal notes, a few drawing ore bit's and pieces of poetry that I came up with. Just be aware, that this is just a personal side project and might be unfinished!

If you are an actual Human finding this website by accident or other, I would love to hear from you! You can just write an email to [email protected] and I'll be happy to reply :)

Technicalities and Origins

le background

Once upon a time - which was not so long ago - I found an old laptop in a drawer at my parents place. It's an Asus Aspire One with an Intel Atom dual core processor and a whopping 1 GB of RAM
Back 16 years ago it worked on good old Windows 7 and was still running fine, though most of the applications where broken.

a georgian bread I drew some time ago
This is a georgian bread. you see it's called პური

le setup

After Saving the data a friend of mine and me wiped the system and intalled a lightweight linux debian on the system. We tried to get a destkop enviroment running, but anything but pure command line access was to much for the old laptop. In the end after some fooling around I figured, that a webserver would be the best for it, since the system need's incredibly little power to work. I knew - and know - nothing about html css and linux cli, but by a bit of perseverance (and a lot of procastination for my exams) I managed to get this setup running.
The site itself is a static html, that's scraped and hosted by a local nginx server. To secure the local port, I decided against port forwarding and used a tunel to cloudfare, which is actually free. I only needed to buy the domain which just amounts to 10$ a year.
At first I wrote the site in nano on the laptop itself, but after some time I got a ssh access from my main laptop running. Im writing, this website localy on my main laptop and mirror that folder to the server, which you are reading right now.