a personal uptime status page but the green represents the time I’m out of office
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@zachleat Green like the proverbial grass you're touching, I like it. 🧠
@chriskirknielsen nature is healing (me)
This would be pretty close to the inverse of your git activity graph
in an ideal world 🫣
@zachleat my web server is set to turn off outside the hours of 9-5pm, Monday through Thursday. Gotta set boundaries online and my blog has office hours
@tunafishtiger well wait are you handling each web request manually 😅
@zachleat it takes a lot of time to process but yes I personally write each 200 header and body and that’s why it takes so long for pages to load but I feel it’s the deepest connection a blogger can have with their readers
@tunafishtiger I applaud your efforts in this service economy
@zachleat when your web server is just one person reading and replying to http requests, you’ve achieved many things, but a very low dependency count is chief among them.
It’s 4:20 somewhere!
@zachleat Essentially the opposite of the GitHub green tiles. :D
@AlesandroOrtiz not every day at work is a github green day 😭
@zachleat aiming for 3 nines
@jasonkarns you’re going to work 9 hours this year 😅
@ben nice uptime!
webcam pointed at a lovely little garden