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    <h1><hr>FAQ</h1>
    <p>Some questions that, nobody has ever <em>actually</em> asked, but I'm gonna act like they have because its fun!</p>
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        <h2><hr>How?</h2>
        <p>Well, believe it or not, there's no javascript involved!!!! :D<br><span style="color: darkgray; font-size: 0.9rem;">Or well no client side javascript anyway...</span></p>
        <p>Using a wonderful program <a>called lanyard</a>, my website is connected to a websocket that sends a signal every time my discord updates (E.G. My status changes... or I open a game...)</p>
        <p>Then, it uses the new info to dynamically generate the main page!<br>The more technically advanced of you can check it out on Codeberg, but be warned, it's coded <b>TERRIBLY.</b> I didn't really wanna use a library so i coded it all myself, and there's no actual system, just pure chaos :/</p>
        <h2><hr>Why?</h2>
        <p>Actually, i'm not really sure<br>
            Originally I think this site started out because I saw people had these cool "carrd" sites and stuff
        in their bio and wanted to make something close to carrd but made by myself.</p>
        <p>Nowadays, though, this site is used more as a learning opportunity! 
            I try to do new, experimental, wacky things here, and use them in projects later.</p>
            <p>For example, my Youtube Converter, Univerter, I was only able to make because I already learnt how to make
                dynamically generated HTML. (Univerter, as I am writing this, has no dynamically generated HTML, but it used to!)
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        <h2><hr>How does it update?</h2>
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        I use a site called railway for hosting, which connects to a github repository, which is synced with a codeberg repository. The github repo is only there because, <em>annoyingly</em>, Railway only supports docker and Github.
        <br>
        The main site (violets-purgatory.dev) updates with the origin branch, while the beta site (beta.violets-purgatory.dev) updates with the dev branch. I originally wanted to use dev as the subdomain for the sake of consistancy, but, dev.violets-purgatory.dev just doesn't really work.
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			`<h1><hr>FAQ</h1>`
			`<p>Some questions that, nobody has ever <em>actually</em> asked, but I'm gonna act like they have because its fun!</p>`
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			`<h2><hr>How?</h2>`
			`<p>Well, believe it or not, there's no javascript involved!!!! :D<br><span style="color: darkgray; font-size: 0.9rem;">Or well no client side javascript anyway...</span></p>`
			`<p>Using a wonderful program <a>called lanyard</a>, my website is connected to a websocket that sends a signal every time my discord updates (E.G. My status changes... or I open a game...)</p>`
New section in FAQ 2024-01-10 12:51:41 -06:00			`<p>Then, it uses the new info to dynamically generate the main page!<br>The more technically advanced of you can check it out on Codeberg, but be warned, it's coded <b>TERRIBLY.</b> I didn't really wanna use a library so i coded it all myself, and there's no actual system, just pure chaos :/</p>`
FAQ 2024-01-03 22:24:56 -06:00			`<h2><hr>Why?</h2>`
			`<p>Actually, i'm not really sure<br>`
			`Originally I think this site started out because I saw people had these cool "carrd" sites and stuff`
			`in their bio and wanted to make something close to carrd but made by myself.</p>`
			`<p>Nowadays, though, this site is used more as a learning opportunity!`
			`I try to do new, experimental, wacky things here, and use them in projects later.</p>`
			`<p>For example, my Youtube Converter, Univerter, I was only able to make because I already learnt how to make`
			`dynamically generated HTML. (Univerter, as I am writing this, has no dynamically generated HTML, but it used to!)`
			`</p>`
New section in FAQ 2024-01-10 12:51:41 -06:00			`<h2><hr>How does it update?</h2>`
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			`I use a site called railway for hosting, which connects to a github repository, which is synced with a codeberg repository. The github repo is only there because, <em>annoyingly</em>, Railway only supports docker and Github.`
			`<br>`
			`The main site (violets-purgatory.dev) updates with the origin branch, while the beta site (beta.violets-purgatory.dev) updates with the dev branch. I originally wanted to use dev as the subdomain for the sake of consistancy, but, dev.violets-purgatory.dev just doesn't really work.`
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