pablo-meier/pablog

Repo for the blog, hosted on morepablo.com, generated with Frog.

Hi! 👋

I'm Pablo. Most of my newer repos are at Sourcehut, but a bunch remain here. You can get a better sense of who I am and how my brain works from my blog. Frontpage has a list of favorites, most are eng-related 😄

While I've done a ton of things for ~8 companies over ~12 years, most of my personal computing joy comes from programming languages and interpreters. I've done two Advent of Codes (2016, 2021) where I tried a different language every day and got to ~22.

pablog's Issues

suggestion: include timezone in published dates

Currently, your RSS feed has entries like

<entry>
  <title type="text">🤠 &quot;Where have all the hackers gone?&quot; + a way to discuss programming languages 👨‍🎤</title>
  <link rel="alternate" href="[https://morepablo.com/2023/05/where-have-all-the-hackers-gone.html?utm_source=all&amp;utm_medium=Atom](view-source:https://morepablo.com/2023/05/where-have-all-the-hackers-gone.html?utm_source=all&utm_medium=Atom)" />
  <id>urn:https-morepablo-com:-2023-05-where-have-all-the-hackers-gone-html</id>
  <published>2023-05-15T04:14:25</published>
  <updated>2023-05-15T04:14:25</updated>
  <author>
   <name>Pablo Meier</name>
  </author>
...

Note that the published and updated datetimes lack timezone information, making it ambiguous when this post was actually published. This also causes issues in some RSS feed readers.

Is it possible for you to disambiguate by including timezone information?