Event JSON
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],
"content": "nostr:npub1alqk9gq85d6zlzvjwmetzpch796as3cjzjugeghnu6e53cre5lnqvtmnj6 The first version of Blogger was a static site generator as well. I remember having to provide your FTP login info, and it would write necessary files to your server whenever you made a change. It was a big improvement over hand-coding!",
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