Build on the webserver and save the files in the right directory.
Relax the Python version in Pipfile (I use a different version locally
to the one in CI). Set the language and locale to C.UTF-8 (the Docker
image doesn't come with other locales/ languages). Correct the submodule
URL to avoid the redirection warning.

Replace links from the old cgit instance to the new GitLab instance.

The only change is that there isn't a popup (alert) that the message was
sent.

The comment mentioned `make`, not using it for a while now. The shebang
was useless, these are not executable or scripts.

Also, add a link to the blog entry in the spam page for an explaination.

A trial I'm conducting with Patchbay. Let's see what will happen.

I was validating the feed using https://validator.w3.org/feed/ and there
was a warning about incorrect feed locale. Didn't help with the warning.

- Remove full stops in resume list (doesn't seem right).
- Add Hebrew name (trying to improve SEO).
- Moving freelance status to the front.
- Replace {filename} with {static} (Pelican warns about that).

Use Python 3.6 (system Python for ElementaryOS). Update packages in lock
file.

- Remove hard-coded dependency on /volume location, use working
directory instead.
- Assorted small changes.

- Hard dependency on Python 3.6.
- Migrated from tox to pipenv.
- Minimized diff between pelicanconf.py and publishconf.py (dev and
prod).
- Updated .gitignore.
- Simplified some Fabric tasks, removed unused tasks (requires Python
3.6).
- Added local dev server with auto-regenerated files Fabric task.
- Removed develop_server.sh and Makefile, Fabric does everything.
- Changed README from reStructuredText to Markdown, updated content.
- Added .envrc for easy pipenv support for development.
- Reran pelican-quickstart from the latest release, applied changes.
- Corrections for working links in local dev, no longer needs
pelican.serve, Python http.server works just as well.

- More corrections.
- Seperate case for GNU and BusyBox userland.