It's my blog, powered by Hexo.
You make found that, some posts in the website dosen't present at here. That's true. This is the public side of my blog automatic deployed by GitHub Action.
So what has been removed? Actually I use the .gitignore file to achieve this. You may find what file I removed in it.
However, I let the Action sync my commits as well. So the commits are real (But the changes not!)
The change commit:
So from now on, the blog will be seprated into two parts: the private part and the public part. The reason is that I need to hide some private infomation, and... Not let you see some of the source files. However, instead of not showing what happened to the private part, I believe make other know the changes... is some how rather important to me. So, first: though I couldn't let you know some of the modifications, all the commits will be synchronized. Second you will know WHAT files has been hidden. To do this, I simply use a .gitignore file. So you can see what files has been ignored to this branch. These changes won't affect my blog webpages in theory(hopefully).
The content in this repo written by me is under CC BY-SA 4.0 LICENSE and CC BY-NC-SA 4.0 LICENSE. If you would use only a few lines from the article, then CC BY-SA 4.0 is for you. However, behavior like reprint these article, make changes on the article, must use CC BY-NC-SA 4.0. A simple way: is that article go through your thoughts, and the content is original and thoughtful?
The software in this repo is under Apache License Version 2.0, and you better find the creator of them instead using files form this repo.