feat: Add pushl requirements

content/blog/2025-01-14-what-s-new-in-2024.md

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+title = "What’s new in 2024"
+date = "2025-01-14"
+updated = "2025-01-14"
+[extra]
+authors = ["Ydreniv"]
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+
+We have a finite amount of time to do so many things.
+Life can become full very fast, from domestic labour,
+paid work, hobbies, taking part in social events…
+Finding the right balance between all these activities may be one of my biggest
+challenge.
+Looking at my [basic information](@/_index.md#basic-stuff-about-me), one can
+see that among my interests, I’d like to take time discovering geology,
+listening and writing about music, ornithology,
+[miniatures](https://minis.kestrels-and-roses.rocks) and much more.
+How much time did I dedicate to each of these in 2024 ?
+Well, it’s mostly been miniatures.
+
+I have painted dozens of models, for varieus settings (the grimdark
+science-fiction of Warhammer 30k, the undead world of Necropolis28), in two
+different scales : 8mm and 28/32mm.
+This has been a fun experience, and I’ve played with many great people.
+I know I’ll continue doing this in 2025.
+I’ve already played at a Necropolis event in January.
+However while the painting process is generally soothing, this can also lead
+to some anxiety.
+I’m not concerned too much about the social factor of meeting and playing with
+people.
+However, my growing amount of unfinished miniatures is becoming stressful.
+I haven’t put myself in any kind of financial danger (I’m not that impulsive),
+but I find my amount of free space currently very limited.
+This means that cleaning up my room gets harder, as a couple boxes simply
+don’t fit on the shelves.
+This is a significant source of anxiety, as I don’t want to live
+in a constant mess.
+I haven’t found a perfect answer to that though, besides limiting my new
+purchases to a minimum.
+Moreover, there’s the environmental impact of this hobby.
+Miniatures are either produced from various kinds of plastic, or white metal.
+Acrylic paints are plastic-based.
+While preparing or converting a model, I produce plastic waste, whether
+shavings or bigger chunks.
+Although all of these are relatively small quantities compared to a lot of
+other activities, it is still currently unsustainable.
+So far, the easiest solution is as always to reduce consumption, and I intend
+to limit mine.
+I would also like to research sustainable miniature painting and modelism.
+
+Related to this hobby, I have brought many changes to my
+[Minis](https://minis.kestrels-and-roses.rocks) website.
+I have ditched DotClear 2, as I felt the blogging engine was too big and
+cumbersome.
+Instead, I have built a static site using [Zola](https://www.getzola.org/).
+It’s now much lighter, and I prefer this workflow where I edit Markdown files.
+The website could use some improvements, but it’s overall fine.
+
+I have pretty much been inactive on Tilde Town.
+I have started coming back more in December, even publishing an [article about
+ddrescue](@/blog/2024-12-11-ddrescue.md).
+I’d like to be more present here.
+Realistically though, while I think I’ll still visit in 2025, I doubt I’ll do
+that much given all the other life stuff.

content/blog/2025-02-26-bash-count-firefox-tabs.md

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+title = "Count your opened Firefox tabs with bash"
+date = "2025-02-26"
+updated = "2025-02-26"
+[extra]
+authors = ["Ydreniv"]
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+
+At any point in time, I have many Firefox tabs opened.
+I might even have reached a thousand.
+This feels like an issue I should address at some point, and I have already
+tried.
+But today, my goal is easier : count the number of currently opened tabs.
+In truth, it’s fairly easy : many extensions provide this information, in more
+or less granular details (number of windows, number of tabs in a specific
+window…).
+However neat this is, I want to get my total number of opened tabs printed in
+a Unix shell.
+Indeed, I ultimately would like to automatically graph this number over time.
+
+Before I started, I figured I’d need to find a session file, list the tabs,
+and get the count.
+Sounds fairly easy right ?
+Well it was not too hard in the end, but there were a couple bumps.
+The first is the format used to store the sessions.
+It’s compressed using LZ4, but with headers set by Mozilla, before LZ4 was
+fully standardized.
+[This StackOverflow](https://superuser.com/a/1363751) answer gives a bunch of
+tools to decompress the file.
+I’ve chosen to use [andikleen’s tool](https://github.com/andikleen/lz4json.git)
+as it worked out of the box easily.
+Once in possession of the extracted JSON, I’ve used `jq` to get the tabs’ IDs, and
+`wc` to count them.
+
+So with `./lz4jsoncat /home/<user>/snap/firefox/common/.mozilla/firefox/<profile-id>.default-release/sessionstore-backups/recovery.jsonlz4 | jq '.windows[].tabs[].index' | wc -l`,
+I’ve gotten my answer in a shell : 138 (yikes !).
+I’m using only one Firefox profile, but I suppose you could adapt this shell
+pipe to support more.
+Anyway, I’ll need to work on a cronjob to do it regularly, and an agent to
+collect these data (probably Prometheus).
+This would be one of the first metrics I’d collect for my "local computer
+monitoring center".
+

content/the-zone.md

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+title = "The Zone"
+template = "the-zone.html"
+date = "2025-06-12"
+updated = "2025-06-12"
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+
+## Broken Gate
+
+The gravel road passes along a rusty fence, charged with preventing passage
+into the large stretch of land, with dry grass and thorny bushes.
+Neither are very good at their jobs though.
+The road isn’t maintained, and one couldn’t pass there comfortably with a road
+bike.
+A gravel bike, or a mountain bike would be a much better choice.
+As for the fence, there are numerous holes at the bottom, letting foxes and
+deers pass freely.
+Besides, the lock on the gate has been cut done for a long time, and it is now
+wide open.
+Under the blue sky, with the faintest traces of clouds, it is quite an
+invitation to step out of the road, and go exploring.
+
+## Brown Shack
+
+A couple hundred meters from the [broken gate](#broken-gate) stands a small
+wooden cabin.
+The paint isn’t fresh, but the colour hasn’t entirely disappeared yet.
+It’s a rusty brown and it pairs nicely with the greyish wood seen below.
+Speaking of, there’s also an apple tree, growing a couple meters from the
+shack.
+The apples are not yet ripe.
+They could be a nice snack in autumn.
+
+## Fendrex Center
+
+North of Avenville, in the industrial park near the [Great Ridge
+supermarket](#great-ridge-supermarket) is where Fendrex had once established a
+minor plastic injection factory.
+It was once used to produce various designs, from beach toys to car
+accessories.
+Business has stopped decades ago, and after sitting unused for a while, a few
+families have finally moved in.
+They’ve repurposed the office rooms as bedrooms, and the large area, which
+once housed the production lines, has been partitioned into several communal
+spaces with sheets of fabric.
+Liam Ashfalls is the latest to have come upon this place.
+He’s a traveller, a ranger who roams the Zone, bringing the latest news and
+tales to those he meets.
+In exchange for food and a place to live, he’s participating in the daily
+labour here.
+There’s meals to cook, laundry to make, floors to sweep and a roof garden to
+tend.
+This suits Liam well.
+While doing these chores, he gets to talk to the inhabitants, both sharing his
+knowledge and learning more.
+Auntie Carol, who’s lived in the city all her life, tells him a lot about the
+history of the neighbourhood.
+She has always known it as an industrial place.
+However, when she was young, it was mostly a patchwork of small tenements and
+factories.
+However, during the rise of the conglomerates, as many companies merged or
+absorbed smaller ones, the factories grew, and bought the tenements to
+demolish them and make space for their business.
+Carol had to move elsewhere, but she found her way back as a Human Resource
+Manager, first for Globalia, then for a few others.
+She developed a bad cough then.
+Datacenter grew in computing power, straining the aging power grid.
+The council did several overhaul, but never fast enough for the tech giants.
+In the end, they installed gas turbines, mostly illegally without due permit.
+These operated in the cheapest way possible, with no filter, and no air
+quality control.
+Stable bribes ensured they were never investigated.
+Fortunately, one too many crises had seen the era of monopolies come to an
+end, and with it, the slow rewilding of the area.
+
+## Great Ridge Supermarket
+
+Once in a while, the Supermarket in Great Ridge had been a place teeming with
+people during the day, and utterly desert at night.
+Now, it’s always deserted.
+It’s not without reason, as it is one of the most dangerous place of Fendrex.
+An <abbr title="Autonomous Medium Breacher">AMB</abbr>-48b, a robot equipped with a small fusion reactor is still following
+orders to clear the area.
+While it’s contractor, Qualis, has long since ceased existing, due to a
+technical glitch, the orders couldn’t be cancelled.
+The AMB had killed every insurgent in the building in a matter of hours, but
+Qualis couldn’t get it to stop.
+While Qualis operators should have been classified as friends, and allowed to
+manually intervene, it seemed like a localized <abbr title="ElectroMagnetic
+Pulse">EMP</abbr> had damaged its fine electronics, and it appears than AMB
+now consider any human as being a foe.
+
+## A Lengthy Tree
+
+Below the horizon, where ends meet beets, lie the greatest of all.
+He Who Is Yet To Be Named, Hero of the Alpharion, Megalus Altimor Exemplar.
+Yet he lives, and few have seen a sight more bitter and strange.
+Therefore we should focus on earning the right to wear earings made of glass.
+Indeed large machine language models have been developed to be not of sort,
+but of matter.
+What if we could have it with fun ?
+It would certainly be an interesting choice of words.
+Nobody knows whether the half time of length has any pike installed in the
+poster.
+

requirements.txt

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+Pushl~=0.4.0

sass/the-zone.scss

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+html {
+  background-color: #010101;
+  color: #ffeedd;
+}

templates/includes/list-pages.html

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     <li><a href="{{ config.base_url }}/buttons">Buttons</a></li>
     <li><a href="{{ config.base_url }}/ideas">Ideas</a></li>
     <li><a href="{{ config.base_url }}/project-spg">PROJECT SPG</a></li>
+    <li><a href="{{ config.base_url }}/the-zone">The Zone</a></li>
   </ul>

templates/the-zone.html

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+{% import "macros/opengraph.html" as opengraph_macros %}
+
+{% extends "base.html" %}
+
+{% block stylesheet %}
+<link rel="stylesheet" href="{{ config.base_url }}/the-zone.css">
+{% endblock %}
+
+{% block head_extra %}
+{{ opengraph_macros::opengraph(title=page.title, url=page.permalink, content=page.content, type="website", image=config.base_url ~ "/img/project-spg/%5BMCS-003%5D%20Window%20to%20the%20Fire.png") }}
+{% endblock %}
+
+{% block content %}
+
+<header>
+  <h1>{{ page.title }}</h1>
+  <nav>
+    {% include "includes/list-pages.html" %}
+  </nav>
+</header>
+
+<div id="main">
+
+  {{ page.content |safe }}
+
+</div>
+
+{% include "includes/footer.html" %}
+{% endblock content %}