Site Building Project

I attached featured images to 19 posts. The admin looked right, the page source had no og:image — and the JSON-LD on the same page already pointed at the new cover. That pairing is the diagnosis: the two outputs travel different paths, one computed live and one read from a precomputed index table.

A tool that takes character images, cuts them out, separates layers and produces an SVG asset library — with nothing uploaded. The original motivation was a single-core origin that could not host server-side image processing; what it actually saved was storage, moderation, privacy obligations and concurrency. Covers the five-step implementation, the price of IndexedDB, replacing a compression library with ZIP stored mode, and the one unavoidable cost.

Trying to quantify whether my articles all look the same, I first measured 92% and wrote it into my conclusions. That number counted the theme template as article structure; corrected, it is 12%. This is about the measurement: defining “shape”, where I drew the boundary wrong, why one metric hides the real problem, and the accidental control that finally killed it.

The server hit 86% disk with deploy backups at 8280 MB. Before deleting anything I worked out how much was genuinely unique — 276 MB, with the rest being one set of files copied 228 times. A set-difference check run before the delete recovered seven files that existed only in historical snapshots.

An introduction to the bilingual site, its technical focus, and the kinds of articles and resources it will publish.