push

.gitignore

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 /.git
 /blog
 /images
+/tictactoe

automations/header.py

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-header='''
-# DeaDvey's domain
-=> / Home    
-=> /blog/ Blogs
-=> /projects.gmi Projects
-=> /contact.gmi Contact
-=> /rss RSS Feed
-'''

automations/newblog.py

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-import blogs
-import os
-from datetime import datetime
-
-markdown_page_directory = "/var/tmw/deadvey.com" # Leave empty if you don't have one
-post = ["","","",[],[]]
-
-print("Blog title:")
-post[0] = input()
-
-print("\nPost content:")
-post[1] = input()
-
-print("\nImage (0 to finish):")
-image = input()
-while image != "0":
-    post[3].append(image)
-    print("Image (0 to finish):")
-    image = input()
-
-print("\nTag (0 to finish):")
-tag = input()
-while tag != "0":
-    post[4].append(tag)
-    print("Tag (0 to finish):")
-    tag = input()
-
-post[2] = datetime.today().strftime('%a, %d %b %Y %H:%M:%S')
-
-print(post)
-blogs.blogs_array = blogs.blogs_array[::-1]
-blogs.blogs_array.insert(0,post)
-
-with open("blogs.py", "w") as blogs_file:
-    content = f'''blogs_array = {blogs.blogs_array}
-blogs_array = blogs_array[::-1]'''
-
-    blogs_file.write(content)
-
-os.system("python3 write_blog_pages.py")
-os.system("python3 rss_feed.py")

automations/refresh_blogs.py

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-import os
-
-os.system("python3 write_blog_pages.py")
-os.system("python3 rss_feed.py")

automations/root.py

@@ -1 +0,0 @@
-path = "/var/gemini/deadvey.com"

automations/rss_feed.py

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-import root
-import blogs
-
-rss_feed_path = f"{root.path}/rss"
-url = "https://deadvey.com"
-images_path = f"{url}/images"
-title = "DeaDvey's Blog"
-blog_avatar_url = "{url}/images/pfp6.png"
-description = "Linux, tech and film reviews"
-
-with open(rss_feed_path, "w") as rss_file:
-    content = f'''<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" ?>
-<rss version="2.0">
-   <channel>
-      <title>{title}</title>
-      <link>{url}</link>
-      <description>{description}</description>
-      <pubDate>{blogs.blogs_array[0][2]} +0000</pubDate>
-      <lastBuildDate>{blogs.blogs_array[0][2]} +0000</lastBuildDate>
-      <image>
-        <url>{blog_avatar_url}</url>
-        <title>{title}</title>
-        <link>{url}</link>
-      </image>
-      '''
-    for current_blog in range(len(blogs.blogs_array)-1,0,-1):
-        # Add images to feed item
-        images_div = ""
-        for i in blogs.blogs_array[current_blog][3]:
-            images_div += f'<![CDATA[<img src="{images_path}/{i}"/>]]>'
-
-        content += f'''
-        <item>
-            <title>{blogs.blogs_array[current_blog][0]}</title>
-            <link>https://deadvey.com/blog/{current_blog}.html</link>
-            <description>{blogs.blogs_array[current_blog][1]}{images_div}</description>
-            <pubDate>{blogs.blogs_array[current_blog][2]} +0000</pubDate>
-        </item>
-        '''
-
-    content += "</channel>\n\n</rss>"
-    rss_file.write(content)

automations/write_blog_pages.py

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-import blogs
-import header
-import root
-from datetime import datetime
-import os
-
-file_extension = "gmi"
-url = "gemini://deadvey.com"
-blog_index_path = f"{root.path}/blog/"
-
-tags = ["index"]
-for i in range(0, len(blogs.blogs_array)):
-    for j in blogs.blogs_array[i][4]:
-        if j not in tags:
-            tags.append(j)
-
-for tag in tags:
-    previous_year = 0 # Set the previous year as 0, the year is outputted to the page if it is different to 'previous_year'
-    file_name = tag.replace("/","per")
-    with open(f"{blog_index_path}/{file_name}.{file_extension}", "w") as blog_tag_file:
-        blog_tag_file.write(f"{header.header}")
-        if tag == "index":
-            blog_tag_file.write(f"## All:\n")
-        if tag != "index":
-            blog_tag_file.write(f"## {tag}:\n")
-        for current_blog in range(len(blogs.blogs_array)-1, -1, -1): # eg 50 - 0
-            if tag in blogs.blogs_array[current_blog][4] or tag == "index":
-                # Hexadecimal time parsing/formatting
-                parsed_date = datetime.strptime(blogs.blogs_array[current_blog][2], '%a, %d %b %Y %H:%M:%S')
-
-                year = str(hex(int(parsed_date.strftime('%Y'))))[2:]
-                day = str(hex(int(parsed_date.timetuple().tm_yday)))[2:]
-
-                if previous_year != year:
-                    blog_tag_file.write(f"### {year}:\n")
-
-                # Write the link to the page
-                blog_tag_file.write(f"=> /blog/{current_blog}.{file_extension} {day}: {blogs.blogs_array[current_blog][0]}\n")
-
-                previous_year = year
-        blog_tag_file.write("")
- 
-
-
-
-        # Also write all the blogs to their respective pages
-for current_blog in range(len(blogs.blogs_array)-1, -1, -1): # eg 50 - 0
-    with open(f"{blog_index_path}/{current_blog}.{file_extension}","w") as current_blog_file:
-            parsed_date = datetime.strptime(blogs.blogs_array[current_blog][2], '%a, %d %b %Y %H:%M:%S')
-
-            year = str(hex(int(parsed_date.strftime('%Y'))))[2:]
-            day = str(hex(int(parsed_date.timetuple().tm_yday)))[2:]
-
-            hour = int(parsed_date.strftime('%H'))
-            minute = int(parsed_date.strftime('%M'))
-            second = int(parsed_date.strftime('%S'))
-            second_of_the_day = str(hex(int(((hour * 3600) + (minute * 60) + second) * (65536/86400))))[2:]
-
-            images_div = ""
-            tags_div = ""
-            buttons_div = ""
-            blogs.blogs_array[current_blog][1] = blogs.blogs_array[current_blog][1].replace(". ", ".\n")
-            blogs.blogs_array[current_blog][1] = blogs.blogs_array[current_blog][1].replace("! ", "!\n")
-            blogs.blogs_array[current_blog][1] = blogs.blogs_array[current_blog][1].replace("? ", "?\n")
-            if current_blog > 0:
-                buttons_div += f"=> /blog/{current_blog-1}.{file_extension} <-- {blogs.blogs_array[current_blog-1][0]}\n"
-            if current_blog < len(blogs.blogs_array) - 1:
-                buttons_div += f"=> /blog/{current_blog+1}.{file_extension} {blogs.blogs_array[current_blog+1][0]}-->\n"
-
-            for i in blogs.blogs_array[current_blog][3]:
-                images_div += f'=> /images/{i} {i}\n'
-            for i in blogs.blogs_array[current_blog][4]:
-                dir_name = i.replace("/", "per") + "." + file_extension
-                tags_div += f'=> /blog/{dir_name} {i}\n'
-            content = f'''
-{header.header}
-{buttons_div}
-
-## {blogs.blogs_array[current_blog][0]}:
-{blogs.blogs_array[current_blog][1]}
-
-### Published: {day}/{year} at {second_of_the_day}
-
-{tags_div}
-{images_div}
-'''
-            current_blog_file.write(content)

contact.gmi

@@ -1,9 +1,4 @@
-# DeaDvey's domain
+# Contact me
-=> / Home    
-=> /blog/ Blogs
-=> /projects/ Projects
-=> /contact/ Contact
-=> /rss RSS Feed
 
 Matrix: @deadvey:matrix.org
 => irc://irc.tuxcord.net irc.tuxcord.net (IRC)

gemlog/index.gmi

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+
+## Glogger
+So I think Glogger is finished ish,
+I made a program in python I call "glogger" and it is this, a static gemlog generator using plain text files as the database.
+I have also improved on my old blog generator by:
+I) Having a config file that allow you to edit the formatting and other details
+II) Using the "click" program that allows you to write text in your editor before it is passed on to python, maintaining any newlines and making it much nicer to edit text.
+III) Allowing for multiple users seemlessly on one gemlog
+IV) Letting you edit previous posts and updating them straightaway
+
+I hope it works nice, the idea is to be lightweight, I also think it would be trivial to port it to a html website, I might make it general purpose, I literally think there would just need to be a file extension config in config.py.
+
+Fly You High - DeaDvey
+
+=> gemini://deadvey.com/gemlog/post/0.gmi permalink
+---------------------------------------------

gemlog/post/0.gmi

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+
+# Posted by deadvey
+## Glogger
+### Published: 31/03/2025 at 16:06
+So I think Glogger is finished ish,
+I made a program in python I call "glogger" and it is this, a static gemlog generator using plain text files as the database.
+I have also improved on my old blog generator by:
+I) Having a config file that allow you to edit the formatting and other details
+II) Using the "click" program that allows you to write text in your editor before it is passed on to python, maintaining any newlines and making it much nicer to edit text.
+III) Allowing for multiple users seemlessly on one gemlog
+IV) Letting you edit previous posts and updating them straightaway
+
+I hope it works nice, the idea is to be lightweight, I also think it would be trivial to port it to a html website, I might make it general purpose, I literally think there would just need to be a file extension config in config.py.
+
+Fly You High - DeaDvey
+
+=> gemini://deadvey.com/gemlog/user/deadvey.gmi deadvey
+Published: 31/03/2025 at 16:06
+Last Edited: 31/03/2025 at 16:06

gemlog/post/1.gmi

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+
+# Posted by deadvey
+## test post 2
+### Published: %D
+content
+
+
+hehe
+
+=> gemini://deadvey.com/gemlog/user/deadvey.gmi deadvey
+Published: %D
+Last Edited: %E

gemlog/post/2.gmi

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+
+# Posted by deadvey
+## test post 3
+### Published: %D
+do
+new
+lines
+work?
+
+=> gemini://deadvey.com/gemlog/user/deadvey.gmi deadvey
+Published: %D
+Last Edited: %E

gemlog/post/3.gmi

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+
+# Posted by deadvey
+## The Witcher The Last Wish
+### Published: %D
+4/5
+
+Very good book, I enjoyed the interactions between Geralt and Dandillion,
+My favourite short stories were "The Lesser Evil" where we see Geralt tackle with a moral dilema
+and "The Last Wish" where Geralt and Yennefer meet for the first time.
+
+Fly you high - DeaDvey
+
+=> gemini://deadvey.com/gemlog/user/deadvey.gmi deadvey
+Published: %D
+Last Edited: %E

gemlog/user/deadvey.gmi

@@ -0,0 +1,17 @@
+# deadvey:
+
+## Glogger
+So I think Glogger is finished ish,
+I made a program in python I call "glogger" and it is this, a static gemlog generator using plain text files as the database.
+I have also improved on my old blog generator by:
+I) Having a config file that allow you to edit the formatting and other details
+II) Using the "click" program that allows you to write text in your editor before it is passed on to python, maintaining any newlines and making it much nicer to edit text.
+III) Allowing for multiple users seemlessly on one gemlog
+IV) Letting you edit previous posts and updating them straightaway
+
+I hope it works nice, the idea is to be lightweight, I also think it would be trivial to port it to a html website, I might make it general purpose, I literally think there would just need to be a file extension config in config.py.
+
+Fly You High - DeaDvey
+
+=> gemini://deadvey.com/gemlog/post/0.gmi permalink
+---------------------------------------------

gemlog/user/max.gmi

@@ -0,0 +1,17 @@
+# max:
+
+## Glogger
+So I think Glogger is finished ish,
+I made a program in python I call "glogger" and it is this, a static gemlog generator using plain text files as the database.
+I have also improved on my old blog generator by:
+I) Having a config file that allow you to edit the formatting and other details
+II) Using the "click" program that allows you to write text in your editor before it is passed on to python, maintaining any newlines and making it much nicer to edit text.
+III) Allowing for multiple users seemlessly on one gemlog
+IV) Letting you edit previous posts and updating them straightaway
+
+I hope it works nice, the idea is to be lightweight, I also think it would be trivial to port it to a html website, I might make it general purpose, I literally think there would just need to be a file extension config in config.py.
+
+Fly You High - DeaDvey
+
+=> gemini://deadvey.com/gemlog/post/0.gmi permalink
+---------------------------------------------

index.gmi

@@ -1,13 +1,41 @@
 # DeaDvey's domain
+
+## About:
+Hey, I'm deadvey, this is my gemlog, 
+I'm a British Student who's interested in Gemini, Open Source, Linux, Rust and Building Computers.
+My gemlog mostly consists of reviews of films and books and also about things I've been doing recently.
+Hope you like it :)
+You can clone my Capsule from the source code link at the bottom
+
+## Pages:
 => / Home    
-=> /blog/ Blogs
+=> /gemlog/ Gemlogs
 => /projects.gmi Projects
 => /contact.gmi Contact
+=> /resources Resources
 => /rss RSS Feed
 
-Hey, I'm deadvey, this is my gemlog, 
+## Random Experiments on this capsule:
-You can clone my page from the source code link at the bottom
+=> /tictactoe/---------.gmi TicTacToe/Noughts and Crosses
+
+## Other good Gem Capsules:
+=> gemini://maxxcan.flounder.online/ Maxxcan
+
 
 Copyright © 2022-2025 DeaDvey
 => /LICENSE This website is licensed under the GPL3
 => https://git.javalsai.dynv6.net/deadvey/htdocs.git source code
+
+```
+ ____             ____                  _     
+|  _ \  ___  __ _|  _ \__   _____ _   _( )___ 
+| | | |/ _ \/ _` | | | \ \ / / _ \ | | |// __|
+| |_| |  __/ (_| | |_| |\ V /  __/ |_| | \__ \
+|____/ \___|\__,_|____/  \_/ \___|\__, | |___/
+                                  |___/       
+ ____                        _       
+|  _ \  ___  _ __ ___   __ _(_)_ __  
+| | | |/ _ \| '_ ` _ \ / _` | | '_ \ 
+| |_| | (_) | | | | | | (_| | | | | |
+|____/ \___/|_| |_| |_|\__,_|_|_| |_|
+```

projects.gmi

@@ -1,18 +1,19 @@
-# DeaDvey's domain
+# Projects
-=> / Home    
-=> /blog/ Blogs
-=> /projects.gmi Projects
-=> /contact.gmi Contact
-=> /rss RSS Feed
 
-=>https://git.javalsai.dynv6.net/deadvey/nixos NixOS configuration files
+## Miscellaneous:
-=>https://git.javalsai.dynv6.net/deadvey/markdown-webbrowser Markdown web browser
+=> https://git.javalsai.tuxcord.net/deadvey/nixos NixOS configuration files
+=> https://git.javalsai.tuxcord.net/deadvey/dotfiles Dotfiles
+=> https://git.javalsai.tuxcord.net/deadvey/markdown-webbrowser Gemini/Markdown web browser 
+=> https://git.javalsai.tuxcord.net/deadvey/themedweb Themed Web - firefox extension
+=> https://git.javalsai.tuxcord.net/deadvey/screenshot Basic screenshot tool for X11 and Wayland
+
+## Website/Capsule:
+=> /tictactoe/---------.gmi Noughts and Crosses in Gemini
 => https://tuxcord.net Tuxcord.net
-=>https://git.javalsai.dynv6.net/deadvey/themedweb Themed Web - firefox extension
-=>https://git.javalsai.dynv6.net/deadvey/screenshot Basic screenshot tool for X11 and Wayland
 
-Games:
+## Games:
-=>https://git.javalsai.dynv6.net/deadvey/random-rust/src/branch/master/rustsweeper Rustsweeper (Minesweeper clone)
+=> https://git.javalsai.tuxcord.net/deadvey/random-rust/src/branch/master/rustsweeper Rustsweeper (Minesweeper clone)
-=>https://git.javalsai.dynv6.net/deadvey/bases-game Bases game
+=> https://git.javalsai.tuxcord.net/deadvey/bases-game Bases game
-=>https://git.javalsai.dynv6.net/deadvey/random-rust/src/branch/master/falling Falling
+=> https://git.javalsai.tuxcord.net/deadvey/random-rust/src/branch/master/falling Falling
-=>https://git.javalsai.dynv6.net/deadvey/random-rust/src/branch/master/rubiks Rubiks Cube Simulator
+=> https://git.javalsai.tuxcord.net/deadvey/random-rust/src/branch/master/rubiks Rubiks Cube Simulator
+=> https://git.javalsai.tuxcord.net/deadvey/wraithfate Wraithfate remake in Rust

resources/index.gmi

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+# Resources I've made
+
+=> physics Physics A Level
+=> maths Maths A Level
+=> cs Computer Science A Level
+
+=> nixos NixOS
+
+=> symbols.gmi Mathematical Symbols

resources/maths/index.gmi

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+# Maths
+=> pure Pure
+=> stats Statistics
+=> mechanics Mechanics

resources/maths/pure/differenciation.gmi

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+# Differenciation
+=> integration.gmi Also see Integration
+
+Differenciation was discovered/pioneered by Isaac Newton
+It allows you to find the gradient equation for a curve (eg x²+3x+6)
+You can easily find the gradient between two points on a curve by using the equation
+
+```
+change in y / change in x
+```
+
+But if you want to find the gradient at a specific point on a graph, you have to draw a tangent... Or DO you?
+Well, if you pick two points on a graph (f(x): y = x²+3x+6) where 
+```x = 1```
+and 
+```x = 1 + h```
+Where h is a number that is very close to 0.
+You can find the gradient between these two points:
+
+```
+change in y
+-----------
+change in x
+
+=>
+
+((1+h)² + 3(1+h) + 6) - (1² + 3(1) + 6)
+---------------------------------------
+          (1 + h) - 1
+
+=>
+
+( h² + 5h + 10) - (10)
+----------------------
+           h
+
+=>
+
+h² + 5h
+-------
+   h
+
+=>
+
+h + 5
+
+=>
+
+5 (because h is nearly 0)
+```
+
+...thus the gradient at point x=1 is 5
+This proof is called First Principle and can be written:
+```
+             f(x+h) - f(x)
+             -------------
+f'(x) = lim        h
+        h→0
+```
+This takes a while so a quicker way we can do this is by differenciating the curve equation
+We do this by multiplying the coefficient by the number that the x is a power to and then minusing one from the the power:
+
+```
+f(x) = x² + 3x + 6
+f'(x) = 2x + 3
+dy
+--  = 2x + 3
+dx
+```
+
+f'(x) and dy/dx are just different ways of denoting a differenciated equation
+Then we can simply substitute 1 into the equation:
+
+```
+2(1) + 3 = 5
+```
+
+And boom, that is differenciation; finding the gradient line of a curve
+If you draw the gradient curve then you will see that the point it crosses the x axis, where x=0, the gradient=0 as that is the turning point of the quadratic equation:
+
+```
+0 = 2x + 3
+-3 = 2x
+-1.5 = x
+```
+
+And so x = -1.5 is the minimum point for x
+
+```
+x² + 3x + 6:
+       |       | |
+        |      ||
+        |      ||   (1. Sides of the V shape are getting steeper)
+        |      ||
+         |     |
+          '   '|
+           \./ | (2. Turning point is -1.5)
+_______________|________________
+               |
+               |
+2x + 3:
+               |   /
+               |  /
+               | /
+ (2. Crosses   |/    (1. Because the line is getting higher)
+ the x axis    /
+  at -1.5)    /|
+             / |
+____________/__|________________
+           /   |
+          /    |
+```
+Additionally, if an equation has roots or fractions, you can use the index laws to put the equation in indicies form:
+=> index-laws.gmi Index Laws
+```
+x³ + sqrt(x)
+= x³ + x^(1/2)
+
+2x² + 1/x
+= 2x² + x^(-1)
+```
+
+Questions:
+1.
+a) Differenciate x³ - 4x² + 6x - 1
+b) Find the gradient at x=3
+
+=> integration.gmi Also see Integration
+for finding the area under a curve, the reverse process of differenciation
+
+Answers
+↓↓↓↓↓↓↓
+
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+
+Answers:
+1.
+a) 3x² - 8x + 6
+b) 9

resources/maths/pure/exponentials.gmi

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+# Exponential Graphs
+=> differenciation.gmi You should understand differentiation before reading this section
+Exponential graphs are those in the form of y = k^(x)
+they should look like this:
+y
+|
+|                  |
+|                  |   
+|                  |
+|                 |
+|                 |
+|                |
+|              _- 
+|         ___-- 
+|---------___________ x
+As you can see, the line curves upwards, increasing in gradient costantly.
+It's also interesting to note that all exponential graphs (without a specified y intercept), intersect y at 1 as n^0 === 1
+If you draw the gradient graph of an exponential, you get another exponential graph, they are usually slightly different to the original graph, 
+for instance, the gradient graph of 2^x is slightly shallower than 2^x 
+and the gradient graph of 3^x is slightly steeper than 3^x,
+As you can see, the gradient graph and initial graph must cross at a certain value between 2 and 3
+that value is about 2.718, the gradient graph 2.718^x is exactly the same as 2.718^x, we call this value e. 
+Similar to pi, the number e actually goes on forever, I just rounded it to 2.718, the first 10 digits are 2.718281828.
+So e is a special number because if you differenciate it, you get the same value:
+```
+y     = e^x
+dy/dx = e^x
+
+y     = e^kx
+dy/dx = ke^kx
+``` 

resources/maths/pure/index-laws.gmi

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+# Index Laws
+You can use these index laws to simplify powers of the same base
+
+```
+a^(m) × a^(n) = a^(mn)
+a^(m) ÷ a^(n) = a^(m-n)
+(a^(m))^(n) = a^(mn)
+(ab)^(n) = a^(n)b^(n)
+
+sqrt(a) = a^(1/2)
+cbrt(a) = a^(1/3)
+sqrt(a^(n)) = a^(n/2)
+
+1/x = x^(-1)
+2/x = 2x^(-1)
+1/(x^(n)) = x^(-n)
+```

resources/maths/pure/index.gmi

@@ -0,0 +1,7 @@
+# Pure Maths
+=> index-laws.gmi Index Laws
+=> exponentials.gmi Exponentials
+
+## Calculus
+=> differenciation.gmi Differenciation
+=> integration.gmi Integration

resources/maths/pure/integration.gmi

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+# Integration

resources/nixos/index.gmi

@@ -0,0 +1,28 @@
+# NixOS:
+
+
+## setup:
+### Change to unstable branch:
+```
+nix-channel --add https://nixos.org/channels/nixos-unstable nixos
+sudo nixos-rebuild switch --upgrade
+```
+
+## configuration.nix:
+### Auto mounting:
+```
+  fileSystems = {
+	"/dev/sda1" = {
+		device = "/dev/sda1"; # The device id of the drive you want to be mounted
+		# device = "server:/dev/sda1"; # For nfs drives
+		fsType = "ext4"; # The filesystem of the mounted drive, "auto" by default
+		# ext4, fat32, nfs, btrfs, etc...
+		mountPoint = "/mnt"; # Where the drive should be mounted to, a path
+	};
+  };
+```
+### List all NixOS options
+```
+man configuration.nix
+```
+=> https://mynixos.com Or use the mynixos resource

resources/physics/index.gmi

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+# Physics
+
+=> materials Materials

resources/physics/materials/hookes.gmi

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+# Hooke's Law
+Hooke's Law applies to all materials, up to a point.
+Hooke's Law states that the Extension is Directly Proportional to Force Applied.
+```
+F = kx
+k is the stiffness or spring constant
+```

resources/physics/materials/index.gmi

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+# Materials
+=> hookes.gmi Hooke's Law

resources/symbols.gmi

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+# Symbols
+µ = AltGr+m       = Micro ×10^(-6)
+× = AltGr+Shift+, = Multiply
+÷ = AltGr+Shift+. = Divide
+¹ = AltGr+1       = Power of 1
+² = AltGr+2       = Power of 2
+³ = AltGr+3       = Power of 3
+½ = AltGr+5       = Half = 1/2
+¾ = AltGr+6       = Three Quarters = 3/4
+ß = AltGr+s       = Beta
+ŋ = AltGr+g       = Eta ? = Viscosity
+º = AltGr+Shift+m = Degrees

rss

@@ -15,7 +15,7 @@
         <item>
             <title>Setting up agate on OpenSUSE or NixOS</title>
             <link>https://deadvey.com/blog/111.html</link>
-            <description>
+            <description>=> gemini://qwertqwefsday.eu/agate.gmi Agate's Gemini Capsule (Source)
 In order to setup Agate on OpenSUSE tumbleweed, I cloned te agate git repository
 ```
 git clone https://github.com/mbrubeck/agate.git