added a couple of posts, testing images in posts

posts/2021-06-02_uncategorised_Example Copy.md

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-## Test Ground
-
-This is an example of rendering a page of mostly styled html from markdown
-
-I'm *hoping* that this works.
-
-
-    #!python
-    # Some python script would look like this
-    print("hello world.")
-
-
-You can also have code inline like `this`.
-
-[Here](https://www.example.com) is a link for good measure.

posts/2021-06-02_uncategorised_Example.md

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-## Test Ground
+## Test Post
 
 This is an example of rendering a page of mostly styled html from markdown
 

posts/2021-06-13_gitlab_This Website.md

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+# Inkletblot[]().com
+
+This website has existed in one for or another for upwards of 10 years at this point. It is essentially the catalyst for my love of programming, technology, and for my choice of study at university, and my career. When I first created it I was in my early teens and it was created using solely HTML and CSS. Since then each time I learn of some new technology through uni, on my own steam, or at work, I rework the site a little bit. The current design is my favourite so far. It's also the most complex.
+
+### A little timeline
+
+* 2009 - sites initial creation, very basic hand rolled static site. Contents is a bio and some downloads (probably poorly considered by my teen self) to different things I liked.
+
+* 2010-2014 - site remains largely unchanged, it is re-created early on and has downloads removed. 
+
+* 2015 - a forum is created (now removed until further notice) and added to the site following a long forgotten tutorial on how to create a PHP based forum. Along with this, the knowledge gained from creating the forum is used to create a very basic gallery. It was open to the public for uploads and there was a global clear button. Very simple comment threads were also used.
+
+* 2018 - a major change occurs. The forum, site, and gallery, are all recreated in angularjs and node APIs are built for the forum and gallery. This came from a web dev topic I completed at uni. Everything looked pretty similar to the previous iteration the implementations were completely new. I hosted the node APIs on the Kubernetes cluster I talk about in another post. Their management was a pain though for reasons I won't get into here which leads me to...
+
+* 2020-2021 - the site is rewritten yet again, this time using angular11 (something I was introduced to through work). The forum and gallery are removed from the site and instead a simple blog is added. I will cover the simple blog api I have created in another post however you can find it on my [gitlab](https://gitlab.inkletblot.com/inkletblot/simple-blog-api). I do plan on recreating the forum and gallery at some point. However, I think I am going to fucus on this little blog for now. I want to add more content and make it a bit more feature rich if I can. 
+
+* the future - I guess we will see.

posts/2021-06-13_servers_Hardkernel Odroid Kubernetes Cluster.md

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+# Odroid Cluster
+## WIP
+
+Say hello to my little odroid kubernetes cluster project.
+
+Details are: 5 x Odroid-MC1's as worker nodes. All up 10gb RAM and 40 cores. 1 x Odroid-N2 as master node. Plus 5v 20a power supply and Netgear GS108.
+
+Got parts as a Christmas present to myself some years ago with no plan as to what I was going to with them. While putting it together I though I could use it to learn Kubernetes as I've seen others do similar things.
+
+I followed [this](https://www.digitalocean.com/community/tutorials/how-to-create-a-kubernetes-cluster-using-kubeadm-on-ubuntu-18-04) tutorial loosely and it's all working wonderfully. It's cool to be introduced to ansible, which I had heard about but not used before. I'm currently developing some apps that I'd like to run on it.
+
+![alt text](https://gitlab.inkletblot.com/inkletblot/simple-blog-api/???/image.jpg?raw=true)