wip: Upgrade to jekyll 4

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Bestand weergeven

@@ -13,7 +13,7 @@ I have recently bumped into [this
article](http://spot.livejournal.com/308370.html). Naturally, I quickly
calculated the FAIL metrics for all my projects (most of them are pretty high).
To ease calculation, I made up a
[small page]({{ '/failmeter/' | prepend: site.baseurl }}) based on this list
[small page]({% link failmeter/index.html %}) based on this list
(although I have divided the points by 5; I really dont understand why spot is
using such big points if all of them can be divided by 5). Feel free to use it,
and if you have any recommendations (point additions/removal, new categories,

Bestand weergeven

@@ -30,7 +30,7 @@ it felt to be a really poor experience, especially given that I made
my feet wet with Emacs Lisp. So I dug deeper, and created a package
for that.
![A screenshot of GobGen in action]({{ site_url }}/images/screenshot-gobgen.png)
![A screenshot of GobGen in action]({% link images/screenshot-gobgen.png %})
GobGen has its own buffer with some widgets, a bit similar to
`customize`. You can enter the name of your new object and its parent,

Bestand weergeven

@@ -34,16 +34,16 @@ fan of Nyan cat (did you know there is even a site
called [nyan.cat](http://nyan.cat/)?) and since then I have it in my
mode line:
![Nyan modeline]({{ site_url }}/images/nyan-modeline.png)
![Nyan modeline]({% link images/nyan-modeline.png %})
…in my `eshell` prompt:
![IMAGE HERE]({{ site_url }}/images/nyan-eshell.png)
![eshell prompt with a Nyan cat]({% link images/nyan-eshell.png %})
…and I also [zone out](https://www.emacswiki.org/emacs/ZoneMode) with
Nyan cat:
![IMAGE HERE]({{ site_url }}/images/nyan-zone.png)
![a text-based animation with Nyan cat]({% link images/nyan-zone.png %})
Now on to more serious stuff. After browsing through all the packages
provided by [ELPA](http://elpa.gnu.org/), I found tons of useful (and