I have something similar on my projects page, but I'd thought it would be good to have a place to go into more technical detail about some things on this site.

My domain, owencompher.me (and o-nc.me), points to my cloud server, which is hosted by Vultr. Among other things, it serves my (this) website, which is also on GitHub.

Some cool things I keep on my website:
- converters (hide) These are a collection of javascript applets for doing some number conversions.
- kiosk (hide) This is a clone of Neon Kiosk by m15o. It's essentially a Go app which aggregates posts from other blog-style websites. I partially reversed engineered it to make a few tweaks, and set up a cron job to update it automatically.
- feed (hide) I started an atom feed for general updates. I learned to use XML styling to make it into a nice page, and an ID system allows me to link to specific posts. Some Javascript collapses every post except the one specified in the link. I also wrote a script to get my most recent post, for displaying on other parts of the website, like this:

latest entry from my feed:
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- whiteboard (hide) I used PHP and forms to make a text file publicly viewable, with password-protected editing. Its mostly for personal use, but I'm sure there are plenty of other things I could do with it or a similar idea.
- other javascript (hide) Randomly-selected spash text, and a little frog from the DSi's Flipnote Studio, both on the other page; a simple script to hide/show content, used in many places (including this page).

In addition to my website, I use the sever for some other personal things. Vultr's lowest plan still has 25GB, so it works well for file storage. I use the Miniflux feed reader for my own entertainment, and DAViCal for my calendar, instead of Outlook. The installation wasn't too hard, I just had to install the software and link it to postresql databases.