Hello, World! Catherine Lacey once said, “Writing is where you put all your reading,” either am I think in this way. The idea of any personal blog is about “am, me, mine, etc.” throughout the published posts, and I’M not the exception. There are a ton of people, somebody call them an evangelists, [they are] doing astonishing job at it: writing code, reviewing it, documenting, etc., so my second task is sharing with links, their work, review the content of pasted information, and so on. But now let's go back to the past... Pre-history A long time ago, I had from time to time been thinking about an idea of “copying-and-paste” way of learning, as popularized by Hunter S. Thompson: “He would sneak off into a room with a typewriter and rewrite his favorite author’s books such as F. Scott Fitzgerald’s The Great Gastby and Ernest Hemmingway’s A Farewell to Arms. He did this because he wanted to understand and learn the magic and flow of a great writer.” In this sense, I just started to copy .js file had opened in left-side of my text editor to the empty right one. It didn’t work out. But I learned one valuable lesson from it: don’t copy, steal it! Steve Jobs is a famous user of this quote, after Picasso, and what he said is about “stealing” the ideas, techniques, not literal copying, or taking it away from somebody. So if s/he wants “to steal” something valuable, somebody has to have a sense of “what s/he is doing”. Sure, “copying” isn’t the case here at all. So “writing” anything is a managing your time, energy, and skills. I guess it even doesn’t matter what you are writing: code, paint, novel, verse, etc., yet it’s just the result of managing a personal time and energy. It would sounds foolishly ridiculous try to grab attention before to accomplish something valuable, and I think it’s the mistake of novices, try to call an attention from the public first, or at least that was my task before “blogging”. Painlessly obvious fact - content is matter, not the person. HTML/CSS// To be clear, I've zero knowledge of HTML/CSS, I've no idea what is about. Luckily, I've a few .pdf files on my computer, so I will read all of them to make sense for what I'm doing here.

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