QQdie#
Everything started with the discovery of Typecho. I found that this program was perfect for me, so I registered QQdie on June 6, 2015. Then I started tinkering with my blog. During that time, I switched to another blog program for a month, but eventually returned to Typecho and never switched again.
Apart from writing blog posts, I also focused on themes, skinning, and porting blog themes from WordPress to Typecho. Later, I realized that I was allowed to port them, but the quality of the ported themes was not up to par with the original author's authorization.
As someone who didn't understand frontend or PHP, I spent a lot of time tinkering and gradually became familiar within the small community of Typecho.
Then, in 2020 or 2021, someone offered me an irresistible price, so I sold both the domain and the data.
zezeshe#
Then I changed my domain to zezeshe and deleted the aggregated Typecho themes and plugins, but kept everything else.
However, on August 8, 2023, my website started experiencing continuous DDoS attacks. The traffic wasn't significant, but Tencent Cloud's lightweight host couldn't handle it. It would get blocked for 24 hours with just one attack. It was really frustrating, and I was too lazy to set up a CDN. Then I remembered xlog, so I decided to start writing my blog from scratch on xlog and permanently archive the old data.
Coincidentally, someone wanted to buy my website, so I sold it for a decent price...
xlog#
Currently, I haven't bound a domain to xlog. The good-looking ones are too expensive, and I can't bring myself to spend money on the not-so-good-looking ones. So for now, I'll use kpi.xlog.app.