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    "title": "A Stone in Focus — Tag: learning",
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            "content_html": "<p>yesterday was full of learning. sharing some of them to appreciate my personal development.</p>\n<p><strong>ssh &amp; ftp</strong>: two kinds of ways to manage a server's file system. The former a cli experience and the latter more drag-and-drop.</p>\n<p><strong>static vs shared vs private</strong>: kinds of web hosts. static e.g cloudflare pages, good for serving a bunch of dumb, readymade html. shared,  e.g. nearlyfreespeech.net, a fraction of a private server, good when you have something low powered but still dynamic like a cms. private e.g. hetzner, a full dedicated online computer, hood for when you have a suite of apps and services you need online.</p>\n<p><strong>nginx / apache</strong>: web server engines. like what docker is to an app, these are to a server.</p>\n<p>Two years ago i was paying a freelancer to do these things for me.</p>\n",
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            "summary": "Top of mind takeaways from self hosting my own php cms"
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