Add better summaries for recent blog posts

content/blog/akademy2024/index.md

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 tags:
 - Akademy
 - KDE
+summary: "I attended KDE's Akademy and the Qt Contributor Summit that happened this year!"
 ---
 
 I attended [KDE's Akademy](https://akademy.kde.org/2024) and the [Qt Contributor Summit](https://wiki.qt.io/Qt_Contributor_Summit_2024) that happened this year. I also completed my personal goal of giving a talk at a conference! These conferences were back-to-back and were located in [Würzburg, Germany](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/W%C3%BCrzburg) during the 5th-8th of September.

content/blog/auracite-announcement/index.md

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 - Open Source
 - FFXIV
 - Modding
+summary: "I'm excited to announce my next FFXIV-related project, allowing you to archive your character."
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 I'm excited to announce my next FFXIV-related project, _Auracite_! It's a tool that allows you to archive your character. I wouldn't call it a "backup" because there's no way to "restore" it... not yet, anyway. Currently the information it collects is limited, but I plan on expanding it further. You can view the [support table here](https://github.com/redstrate/Auracite?tab=readme-ov-file#supported-data).

content/blog/bg3-crime/index.md

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 tags:
 - Baldurs Gate 3
 - Modding
+summary: "Getting rid of an unwanted debuff with some hacking."
 ---
 
 In Act 2, there's a battle with a big group of enemies and you fight alongside a group of allies. Said allies are infamously known for walking and dying to your own attacks (like a big stinky cloud.) If an ally dies in your stink cloud, it's considered murdering a guard and they'll throw you in prison once the battle is over. There's apparently no way to get out of this situation in the vanilla game (as of Patch #7.) Your Tav is marked with an "Enemy of Justice" debuff which seems permanent:

content/blog/crimping/index.md

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 tags:
 - Networking
 - Home Improvement
+summary: "Wiring up a network in my new place, including learning how to crimp CAT5 cables."
 ---
 
 I recently moved into a new place, which has a few oddities in it's walls. For one, it does (fortunately) have CAT5 cables running through the walls. But there's a catch, they aren't for a network! When I opened up the patch panel, it revealed it's true purpose - it's for a security camera system.

content/blog/dc-foss/index.md

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 title: "Navigating Washington D.C. with FOSS"
 date: 2025-02-17
 draft: false
+summary: "I visited Washington, D.C. recently and want to discuss the open-source software I used to navigate the city."
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 I visited [Washington, D.C.](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Washington,_D.C.) recently and want to discuss the open-source software I used to navigate the city. I think my experiment was successful, although I had no control over what my partner used (e.g. Google and Apple Maps) so it wasn't 100% on me.

content/blog/dolls-nest-demo-saves/index.md

@@ -5,6 +5,7 @@ tags:
 - Reverse Engineering
 - Dolls Nest
 - Gaming
+summary: "Dolls Nest released a demo recently, and I wanted to crack open it's save data."
 ---
 
 Dolls Nest [released a demo recently](https://store.steampowered.com/app/1839430/Dolls_Nest/), and I'm enjoying playing it (but it's still rough.) I wanted to crack open it's save data just to play around with and what's better than a recently released demo? I haven't reverse engineered Unreal Engine games before so I think this might be a good learning experience.

content/blog/emudeck-criticism/index.md

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 tags:
 - Linux
 - Open Source
+summary: "Ranting about the EmuDeck machine, and the implication of trickle-down funding of projects."
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 So... [EmuDeck](https://www.emudeck.com/) announced their first hardware product today, in a new line of "EmuDeck machines". I'm not here to talk about this beautiful product that does not exist:

content/blog/integrating-katex-and-threejs/index.md

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 - WebGL
 - Math
 - Hugo
+summary: "An (old) guide on how to integrate three,js and KaTeX into a Hugo website."
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 One of my [Graphics Dump posts]({{< ref "drawing-simple-cubes" >}}) integrates three.js and KaTeX into the article itself, which was a first for me. I want to use these libraries in future posts, so I want it to be easy and reusable.

content/blog/jetbrains-analytics/index.md

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 draft: false
 tags:
 - Privacy
+summary: "How to block JetBrains analytics with just one easy setting, already built into their IDE."
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 So recently JetBrains "properly" released RustRover (after removing the open source Rust plugin.) I don't work on Rust stuff at the moment in my dayjob, but fortunately they have a free non-commercial version. However there is one catch:

content/blog/kate-hugo-setup/index.md

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 tags:
 - KDE
 - Hugo
+summary: "My workflow for working on Hugo websites in Kate - KDE's Text Editor."
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 I use Hugo to build my website (which you can explore the source code to

content/blog/kawari1/index.md

@@ -7,6 +7,7 @@ tags:
 - Reverse Engineering
 series:
 - Kawari Progress Report
+summary: "Kawari is a FFXIV server emulator project that I started a few years ago, and today I'm reporting some recent progress."
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 [Kawari](https://github.com/redstrate) is a FFXIV server emulator project that I started a few years ago, and today I'm happy to report it can go from login to zone on 7.18h (the latest patch as of writing.) Before I rattle on, it should be noted that the goal of this project is not a "private server" (_sweating profusely as SqEx lawyers put away their pens_.) It's more of a research project, as I have very little interest re-implementing quests and story. I'm basically going to continue this until I get bored.

content/blog/kawari2/index.md

@@ -7,6 +7,7 @@ tags:
 - Reverse Engineering
 series:
 - Kawari Progress Report
+summary: "This isn't actually an update _on_ Kawari, but building tools to make my life easier."
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 This isn't actually an update _on_ Kawari, but building tools to make my life easier. One of the manual tasks I have to do is collect and dissect packets, and my amateur process is too error prone and time-consuming. I want a neat, structured and ideally automatic process for collecting and organizing these.

content/blog/kawari3/index.md

@@ -7,6 +7,7 @@ tags:
 - Reverse Engineering
 series:
 - Kawari Progress Report
+summary: "I spent some time polishing up the project and implementing more packets."
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 After the initial excitement of being able to load into a zone wore off, I spent some time polishing up the project and implementing more packets. I managed to get quite a bit done over the course of a few nights.

content/blog/obscure-qt4.md

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 - Qt
 series:
 - Obscure Qt
+summary: "A neat trick for iterating through QMaps in Qt5, if you have access to C++20."
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 I was working on a project that still uses Qt5 and I wanted to port from [Qt's own `foreach` keyword](https://doc.qt.io/qt-6/foreach-keyword.html). In Qt6 it's possible to write code like this:

content/blog/steam-clip-information-bug.md

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 tags:
 - Steam
 - Linux
+summary: "How to fix the annoying \"Unable to retrieve clip information (2)\" error message in Steam."
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 I recently wanted to use the new Steam Game Recording feature, but I kept