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1. ./blog.sh 1.0
3. ./blog.sh 1.0.1
5. ./blog.sh 1.1
5. The post that stays
5. Some posts are downloads
6. Three drafts, three mornings
6. The photo your iPhone won't show anyone
6. An old link still knows the way
6. The menu got shorter
6. The guard that switched itself off
11. A blog engine that became an archive
11. ./blog.sh 1.2
11. Setting up is a conversation now
12. ./blog.sh 1.2.1
12. Your camera writes down where you were
12. Rescuing a blog that died in 2013
13. A palette you can look at first
13. Most of your Facebook isn't yours
14. Walking the archive
14. Everything that's wrong, at once
19. ./blog.sh 1.3
19. The way out ships with it
19. Star it to publish it
20. What rots quietly
20. ./blog.sh 1.3.1
20. A skin that survives git pull
21. An import only ever adds
21. Ten versions back
21. ./blog.sh 1.3.2
24. My fixtures agreed with me
24. Ten smaller things
25. The link is the player
25. ./blog.sh 1.4
26. The card that reads Codeberg
26. The same language, spoken differently
27. Deploy in your own language
27. The other half of check
28. What a crash may cost
28. Tested like an enemy
30. ./blog.sh 1.5
30. A slug is an address, not a name
31. Two pages the site built out of itself
31. Cut before it is written

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1. Posts nobody meant to publish
1. An archive you cannot see is not empty
2. Everything else in 1.5
3. ./blog.sh 1.6
3. The time between deciding and the site saying so
3. A post handed over as a file
4. Written on a train
4. Where a reader carries a post
5. A badge that says what a post is about
5. Everything else in 1.6
5. ./blog.sh 1.7
6. The post that waited for a terminal
6. What a post is, not what it says
7. The address a post is about
7. A bicycle nobody had to draw
8. The last thing a recorder writes
8. One line of colour
12. The build doesn't know where it's going
14. ./blog.sh 1.8
19. Whoever loads last wins
19. How did I set up blog.sh on my shared hosting
23. What's left to get wrong
26. The lock that doesn't wait
27. The parts that don't rebuild themselves
28. ./blog.sh 1.9
28. Two languages, one site
28. The site speaks the language of the page
29. Before the first deploy
29. A host that only speaks FTP
30. One shortcut instead of two
30. Everything else in 1.9

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1. ./blog.sh at LinuxDays 2026
2. ./blog.sh: blogovací engine, kterému stačí terminál
5. How big it can get
6. The page a stranger opens first
6. Building an Archive
12. Where this engine grew up
15. ./blog.sh 1.10
15. The archive talks back