Embed Javascript to enable commenting from mastodon. Perhaps a similar idea, re-thought as a webhook and git interaction could cut out the javascript and just re-deploy the website for each comment?

A search engine for websites, embeddable and easily customized. Have seen it run without javascript in my browser, so perhaps it runs on client or server-side js?

A collection of (at this moment) 1384 blogs about every topic. Somewhat curated by hand and sorted by rough topics. Contains some smaller but also quite a few bigger blogs (hackaday, Macrumours, etc).

A "humanly curated list of fine personal & independent blogs that are updated regularly. No algorithms ever!"

A more confined collection of blogs than ooh.directory - more curated, more human intervention and selection.

Leads to a smaller overall selection but a skew that feels slightly towards smaller blogs and more interesting and 'out-there' pages.

Jekyll theme mimicking the ghost blogging platform theme.

a commenting system built on matrix, open to everyone, and working with/without JavaScript. Seems very neat, especially once some more matrix RFCs get implemented.

Implemented as a matrix appservice and embedded web sidecar (akin to disqus)

Github cicd based workflow for static website blog comments

A simple theme for Hugo. That's it.

Minimalist, federated, self-hosted blogging platform.

Basic idea of using GitHub issues as a commenting system for a blog.

This only includes a link to the respective issue on GitHub itself, where people can read and write comments.

It could conceivably be extended using the GitHub API to include the comments from github on the blog page itself, and either allow commenting straight from there or provide a link to the actual issue page on github to write the comments
(in effect emulating a readwrite permission on the post, or a readonly permission)

Firefox Reader View as a Linux command line tool. Extracts the 'readable' part of a webpage and removes all the cruft. Written in C so has to be compiled yourself (no AUR package available yet for now).

Super simple Bash static site generator

Simple, beautiful blog layout

I had this problem when I updated to ubuntu 14.04. rsync version is now 3.1.0, and 2.5.7 on remote host. rsh remotehost pwd gave zero output, so that wasn't the problem (see man page for rsync). However, running

Code:

rsync --protocol=28

instead of plain

Code:

rsync

fixed the issue.