new post on APT.Pt

Author: libewa

_posts/2024-11-01-hello.markdown

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 title:  "Hello, World!"
 date:   2024-11-01 14:24 +0100
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 This is my first ever blog entry. Maybe I'll write more in the future. Today, my application to the GitHub Student Developer Pack was approved. I'm excited to start using the tools and services that come with it.
 

_posts/2024-12-15-aptpt.md

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+title: "APT.Pt, uh, aha aha"
+date: 2024-12-15 18:57 +0100
+tags: github standards
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+Benjamin (@Mensh123) today sent me his draft of a _Serial Advent Wreath Protocol_, describing what is essentialy a binary Advent Wreath, but in way to complicated terms. So I took the challenge, but instead of writing a better binary counter, I directly opposed him, standardizing both Advent Wreathes and Calendars in what I call _The Advent Progression Tally Protocol_, or APT.Pt. That is a backronym, stemming from what appears to be the chorus of Bruno Mars's new viral hit, _APT._ (which is pronounced with a Korean accent, apparently standing for "Apartment")
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+You can get APT.Pt/1.0 on GitHub Gists: https://gist.github.com/libewa/b9439cef39bd738dbefd6f454a0d7c29/ac2e140545c08c48d9efacbaa4f8a8b82958875b. The Gist UI does not show tags yet, but the correct commit is tagged `1.0`.
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+As a side note/view back stage, this post was written on an iPad using Textastic and Working Copy, the latter of which is also included in the Student developer pack. Expect a blog post about my keyboard layout Soon™.