personal conventions I use when writing web pages

Things in HTML / CSS that I reappropriated:

• <wbr>   Insert a long space. (this was chosen because it's one of the tags that is self-closing, and that I'd be unlikely to need for its intended purpose)
• <q>   Highlight "TODO" items, meaning things that I still need to improve within that document.

I have some bits of CSS and HTML that I use over and over, located in /templates/.

/templates/css/h1_h3_h3_bars.txt is one that I use particularly often.

Unicode characters that I use to indicate where a link goes:

• ▶ a YouTube link
• 📔 a Wikipedia link

at the command line

Ways to quickly update things:

• upup — Update the OS packages.
• upd — Update the root index page of paperlined.org.
• _deedot — Update my dotfiles. Do a git-pull, then run deedot.

There are groups of commands with a prefix:

• prefix 0 — These generate, filter, or consume lists in the style of find -print0 and xargs -0. That is, they process a Unix pipe that's a loooong list of file names.
• prefix @ — The 'at' version of each command does everything it can to display that command in color. (for example, if top is black-and-white, then @top has a decent chance of being colorized)