For the first few weeks, this project exclusively lived on my laptop, and whatever I pushed to the Cloudflare servers.
In order to create content, I needed access to my laptop.
I noticed over many nights that often my best inspiration comes late at night, around 3am.
In a cruel twist of psychology, I'd be too tired to get up and login to my laptop, sit in a reclined or upright posture, and type up new content.
However, I'd also be too excited about my own ideas to go to sleep.
This resulted in a form of unpleasant psychological paralysis.
In an effort to combat the situation, I did some research and set up an encrypted, synchronized folder system using the open source SyncThing application.
After setting up on both my cellphone and my laptop, so long as my laptop is running, I can create content on my cellphone and it will automatically synchronize onto my content directories for this website.
The result is that ANYWHERE that inspiration strikes, I can quickly create a new markdown file and put words down to pages, and it will be ready to deploy as soon as I return to my laptop.
This entire Craft Note was made on my smartphone while watching a show, I'll need to find a method to enforce audio and image creation before submission or else I risk adding a ton of content that isn't formatted correctly.
