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And a newly registered domain only 3 days old:

  whois eliastaylor.com
    Domain Name: ELIASTAYLOR.COM
    Registry Domain ID: 3148982369_DOMAIN_COM-VRSN
    Registrar WHOIS Server: whois.porkbun.com
    Registrar URL: http://porkbun.com
    Updated Date: 2026-10-02T19:39:03Z
    Creation Date: 2026-10-02T19:14:35Z
    Registry Expiry Date: 2027-10-02T19:14:35Z
    Registrar: Porkbun LLC
    Registrar IANA ID: 1861

It's further down in the article but he's using `hugo serve` which renders the static site and serves it in one command.

Not entirely sure how he's doing TLS from a quick skim of what he's shared though.

For folks working in bioacoustics I think it might be pretty relevant. I'm working on a project with large batches of high fidelity, ultrasonic bioacoustic recordings that need to be in WAV format for species analysis but, at the data sizes involved, FLAC is a good archive format (~60% smaller).

This release will probably be worth a look to speed the archiving/restoring jobs up.

It seems like the serverside resource requirements to help with the privacy preserving aspect (and also to avoid DDoSing the data providers) would be non-trivial for a FOSS project like this.

I was wondering if a torrent-based architecture, where clients share updates with each other would help reduce the load. Any idea if it's been considered or would it just overcomplicate it for the number of clients involved and/or the latency for updates be too much to be of use?

If you're using Firefox and have Kagi as your default search engine, then just adding the Firefox search widget seems to do the trick.