Introducing JoeHx Tees - a web site dedicated to showcasing my Merch by Amazon t-shirts.

During November, I participated in the GitHub Game Off 2020.

About a year or so ago, GitHub announced that GitHub Actions was generally available. GitHub Actions allows anyone to “automate their workflow” - in other words, run code on committed code - on GitHub’s own servers, and share those actions.

Sometimes I want to upload something to a brand new directory in one of my GitHub repositories, and I want to do it via the web interface. Maybe I’m on another computer that doesn’t have git - perhaps a public computer where I do not have the necessary permission to install new software.

After making a few changes to this blog in an attempt to appease Amazon and failing, I wanted to undo those changes. Thankfully, since this blog is hosted on GitHub pages, it’s versioned controlled via Git. Meaning I should easily be able to find the changes and undo them fairly easily.

Out with the old, and in with the new.

So you want a custom 404 page for your project page, or just any subdirectory? Well, according the GitHub help page, “you must use a custom domain.”