Blog migration
First, I want to say that although I haven't been adding new content to the blog, I'm still in Kharkiv.
A reminder: to stay up to date with new posts on the blog, I recommend following me on Instagram, where I'll post notifications about all new posts and maybe write about something interesting too — link to my account
As it happened, from the very beginning of thespecial military operation war, my blog was caught in the "friendly fire" because it was hosted on a Russian server and, as a result, wasn't accessible to everyone in Ukraine. I have no complaints; it was even predictable, but it was a problem that needed to be solved.
Yesterday we finished moving to another server, so there shouldn't be any access problems now. Besides, in my view, paying a Russian hosting provider with my own money is tantamount to supporting the war against my own country, which seems rather... insane, so no.
I've also added banners to the blog linking to up-to-date information about the fighting. Anyone interested can visit and read.
I also still plan to post current updates from Kharkiv. For example, a couple of days ago, early in the morning (well, when else?), a strike hit a nearby school pretty hard, and a residential building was hit as well. And this isn't "somewhere out there"—it's right near my home.
Stay strong, friends.
A reminder: to stay up to date with new posts on the blog, I recommend following me on Instagram, where I'll post notifications about all new posts and maybe write about something interesting too — link to my account
As it happened, from the very beginning of the
Yesterday we finished moving to another server, so there shouldn't be any access problems now. Besides, in my view, paying a Russian hosting provider with my own money is tantamount to supporting the war against my own country, which seems rather... insane, so no.
I've also added banners to the blog linking to up-to-date information about the fighting. Anyone interested can visit and read.
I also still plan to post current updates from Kharkiv. For example, a couple of days ago, early in the morning (well, when else?), a strike hit a nearby school pretty hard, and a residential building was hit as well. And this isn't "somewhere out there"—it's right near my home.
Stay strong, friends.
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