OT Security Blog

Does anyone still maintain their own blogs anymore? This seems like a fools errand, and yet I have two goals:

1. Write more about OT security. I believe I will learn more by producing more. I always feel the most knowlegeable on a topic when I have to either write about it or present on it. They say, "write what you know." But one of the great advantages of being sentient beings is being able to learn. I want to learn more about OT security and test what I already know. Writing about it seems like a good place to start.
2. Learn a little web development. I don't know why I feel so strongly drawn to web development, but I am curious to know more and somehow have never taken the time to learn. I know basics from the late 90s/early 2000s when I should have had a geocities page, and I should have taken advantage of the random opportunities that came up. But I didn't, so here we are. I get bogged down doing things in an old, inefficient way, so here is a static page, written in a single html file by hand in a text editor (well, VS Code). In time, perhaps I will deploy a static site generator to maintain a blog.

Creating my own blog will hopefully let me accomplish both of these goals. This page will have minimal styling because it's just a test to see how cloudflare pages works.