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--- start [2021/04/21 02:32] – [Why have a website?] Owen Mellema
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 Congratulations! Assuming you typed the URL for this webpage into your browser's search bar, you have successfully spelled both the words "Owen" and "Mellema"! (( Not to mention the ever-so-important "www" and "com"! ))
+===== Things that you can find here =====
+^ Category   ^ Topic                  ^ Featured Article                  ^
+| Technology | [[projects:Projects]]  | [[projects:archevo:ArchEvo]]    |
+| | Opinions  | [[technology:opinions:abiasedguidetounittests | A Biased Guide to Unit Tests ]]|
+===== About Owen =====
+// See also main article: [[ misc:whoisowen | Who is Owen? ]] and [[https://old.owenmellema.com/content/resume.pdf | Resume]]//
+Hi! I am Owen. I really like computers. I like computers so much that I studied computers in college, and at work I work on computers. When I am not tinkering with computers, I will usually be gaming or reading.
 ===== About this website =====
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 ==== Why a wiki? ====
-Although my [[https://www.owenmellema.com|old webpage]] is quite nice, I found that some of the tasks I wanted to accomplish were either extremely inconvenient or impossible in pure HTML. Firstly, one of my projects, [[ projects:archevo:ArchEvo ]], was becoming absurdly complex, and having a branching documentation structure seemed like the only way to sanely document what I was doing. Secondly, using this wiki structure makes it a lot easier to make changes to webpages. Previously, I would have needed to make an edit locally and upload the file via FTP. This is a bit of a chore, and I would end up putting off uploading. Finally, the presence of an ACL makes it easy to determine **who** gets to see **what**.
+Although my [[https://www.old.owenmellema.com|old webpage]] is quite nice, I found that some of the tasks I wanted to accomplish were either extremely inconvenient or impossible in pure HTML. Firstly, one of my projects, [[ projects:archevo:ArchEvo ]], was becoming absurdly complex, and having a branching documentation structure seemed like the only way to sanely document what I was doing. Secondly, using this wiki structure makes it a lot easier to make changes to webpages. Previously, I would have needed to make an edit locally and upload the file via FTP. This is a bit of a chore, and I would end up putting off uploading. Finally, the presence of an ACL makes it easy to determine **who** gets to see **what**.
 Also, wikis are awesome.