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<p>welcome to my homepage it is under construction! maybe it will be like this forever idk ¯\_(ツ)_/¯</p>
<p>pls feel free to click around <3</p>
dns: ellesho.me/page
dns: elleshome.page
hns: elle.shome/page
ens: elles.eth.link
matrix
xmtp
📧 hi@elle.elle.email
type: finger elle@plan.cat in your terminal app for a fun message
use ctrl/cmd + + or - to zoom in and out
press / to chat with other ppl on the page*
enter to hold msg
esc to clear msg
*keyboard & mouse required??? frequently asked ???
who are u?
i'm elle! the webmaster here
what are your pronouns?
irl i'm she/her but i'm ok with whatever as long as u aren't being sexist or bigoted about it
everyone on the internet is a dog anyways ૮ • ﻌ - ა
what is this place?
it's my escape from the social and/or commercial web. a place to play and experiment for fun
i just think the internet needs more personal homepages now more than ever
does this have something to do with crypto??
no! there's no dog coins or anything here. but it does use some tech that is often associated with what some call "web3" (i don't like that term, it's all just the internet to me ¯\_(ツ)_/¯)
for example, the page is stored on ipfs, with some media on arweave, and u can get here via alternative domain name systems like ens and handshake
i know there is a lot of bad stuff in crypto (esp in the cryptocurrency space) but there is also some useful stuff to explore! this homepage tries to use energy efficient tech (well, as efficient as the internet can be at least, which is not very (╥_╥)) and will never ask u to use any cryptocurrency to access it
how is the chat made?
it's based on cursor party by matt webb and runs on partykit. i forked matt's code and added my own features. u can read more about it in my blog post
what is a signing extension (for optional usernames in chat)?
they are local apps/browser extensions (such as frame, metamask, rainbow, etc.) crypto ppl call them wallets but they are basically just little keychains that provide u with a public-private cryptographic keypair and lets u sign to verify ownership of those keys. think pgp keys, yubikeys, or passkeys
i decided to use this system because ens lets u prove domain name ownership with a simple dns txt record. this avoids having to create user accounts and, worse, keeping user info in a database somewhere to be leaked x_x
what did u make this site with?
just plain old html/css/js (no frameworks.) i'm just making it all up as i go and typing it out in vscode
right-click save my 88x31 button above to link back here (if u want to!) ^-^
<-- visit some sites!
also: text links page
??? frequently asked ???
who are u?
i'm elle! the webmaster here
what are your pronouns?
irl i'm she/her but i'm ok with whatever as long as u aren't being sexist or bigoted about it
everyone on the internet is a dog anyways ૮ • ﻌ - ა
what is this place?
it's my escape from the social and/or commercial web. a place to play and experiment for fun
i just think the internet needs more personal homepages now more than ever
does this have something to do with crypto??
no! there's no dog coins or anything here. but it does use some tech that is often associated with what some call "web3" (i don't like that term, it's all just the internet to me ¯\_(ツ)_/¯)
for example, the page is stored on ipfs, with some media on arweave, and u can get here via alternative domain name systems like ens and handshake
i know there is a lot of bad stuff in crypto (esp in the cryptocurrency space) but there is also some useful stuff to explore! this homepage tries to use energy efficient tech (well, as efficient as the internet can be at least, which is not very (╥_╥)) and will never ask u to use any cryptocurrency to access it
how is the chat made?
it's based on cursor party by matt webb and runs on partykit. i forked matt's code and added my own features. u can read more about it in my blog post
what is a signing extension (for optional usernames in chat)?
they are local apps/browser extensions (such as frame, metamask, rainbow, etc.) crypto ppl call them wallets but they are basically just little keychains that provide u with a public-private cryptographic keypair and lets u sign to verify ownership of those keys. think pgp keys, yubikeys, or passkeys
i decided to use this system because ens lets u prove domain name ownership with a simple dns txt record. this avoids having to create user accounts and, worse, keeping user info in a database somewhere to be leaked x_x
what did u make this site with?
just plain old html/css/js (no frameworks.) i'm just making it all up as i go and typing it out in vscode
