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sites

Three domains, one directory each, one audience each.

Directory Domain Subject Audience
flux.vision/ flux.vision Kiritan Flux: media arts, VJ, performance, installations, 2003-2021 festival and art world
tobias.raayoni-last.com/ tobias.raayoni-last.com client work, portfolio, CV clients, employers, galleries
randogoth.com/ randogoth.com the technical work, six areas devs, retro and small-net readers

They were one site until October 2026. The split is the fix: four audiences were being handed one page, and a page that serves four audiences collapses into the only format that can hold unrelated things, which is a dated list.

sublunar.space is deliberately not here. It is a working blog with nine years and 440 commits of its own voice, and it keeps its own repo.

Building

All three are Pelican, with no shared build. Each stands alone:

cd flux.vision        # or tobias.raayoni-last.com, or randogoth.com
uv run --quiet --with pelican --with markdown -- pelican content -o output -s pelicanconf.py

Each directory has its own README covering its theme, its taxonomy and the traps specific to it.

articles theme notes
flux.vision/ 90 flux recovered from the Wayback Machine; closed, maintained not updated
tobias.raayoni-last.com/ 97 raayoni grid of tiles, light and dark
randogoth.com/ 41 bbs an ANSI bulletin board, 80 columns; mc-pelican is the fallback

Deployment

Built and served on bucur. A push triggers a webhook that builds the changed site and rsyncs it into place. Content does not trigger a system activation: the site derivations are flake packages, so a typo costs a Pelican run rather than a nixos-rebuild switch.

Shared conventions

  • No em dashes. Commas, colons, full stops or ·.
  • Flat slugs. {slug}.html on all three. Categories get reworked; slugs should not move.
  • No nl2br. The recovered bodies are hard wrapped at about 70 characters, so it turns every source line into a forced break. This has been fixed twice; do not add it back.
  • Lost images are handled at build time, not in the browser. The references stay in the Markdown because the reference records what was there; plugins/lostimages.py strips them from the output.
  • Check the built output, not the source. Several bugs here were invisible at a glance and obvious to a counter: forced line breaks that fell near the natural wrap, box drawing a column short, a config change that silently emptied every hotkey.

The working material

The inventory, the recovery pipelines, the pruned articles, the source archives and REFACTOR.md live outside this repo, at /mnt/data/Backup/sites-restructure-2026-10-05/. A clone is the three sites, not the argument that produced them.

That backup is worth keeping: the sort is not reproducible from the sites alone. inventory.tsv records why each of 266 articles went where it did, and _pruned/ is the only record of what was taken out.