I didn’t know that aspect. Thanks for sharing.

Ammonia was first manufactured using the Haber process on an industrial scale in 1913 in BASF’s Oppau plant in Germany, reaching 20 tonnes/day in 1914.[12] During World War I, the production of munitions required large amounts of nitrate. The Allied powers had access to large deposits of sodium nitrate in Chile (Chile saltpetre) controlled by British companies. India had large supplies too, but it was also controlled by the British.[13] Moreover, even if German commercial interests had nominal legal control of such resources, the Allies controlled the sea lanes and imposed a highly effective blockade which would have prevented such supplies from reaching Germany. The Haber process proved so essential to the German war effort[5][14] that it is considered virtually certain Germany would have been defeated in a matter of months without it. Synthetic ammonia from the Haber process was used for the production of nitric acid, a precursor to the nitrates used in explosives.

Via Wikipedia

I didn’t know that, neat!

Yes! But the joke seems to be that he’s describing literal darkness, and then pivots to disturbing darkness.

s/lunar eclipse/new moon/

Lunar eclipses turn the moon a ruddy red color. New moon (opposite of a full moon) is darker.

Quarto is probably the most unique one I’ve seen so far. Thanks for the input.

Thanks for the recommendation!

Thanks for the recommendations!

Neat, thanks!

Will give that a look, thanks!

Thanks!

Thanks for the recommendation!

Thanks!

That looks neat. Thanks!

Thank you for the advice! I’ll give webc a look before I check out the alternative platforms.

I don’t know or really want to learn anything other than html/css or markdown. The site I’m trying to migrate was raw html/css, and I liked it well enough even though the shortcomings (and argument for template stuff) is very obvious.

Thanks for the recommendation!

Thanks for the recommendation. I actually did look at grav a while back, but I can’t recall why I moved on. Will give it another pass.

Good to know. Thank you for the recommendation!

Thank you for the recommendation!

Thank you for the recommendation!