+ [2016-12-23T16:22:22Z] jaybe What is your use case? Curious :)
+ [2016-12-23T16:23:01Z] mejo jaybe: adding cert fingerprints (stored in variables) to a text asset file.
+ [2016-12-23T16:23:23Z] jaybe Heh nice
+ [2016-12-23T17:35:00Z] linuxmodder using github.io with jekyll in the backend how to make a repo source all files or folders in a repo as a separate subpage like a /var/www/html/foo.org/{about-us,offerings,n+x}
+ [2016-12-23T17:35:32Z] linuxmodder would I need it to be a separate folder in the repo to be a new subpage or can a flat file do that

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Posted by mejo in #jekyll at 2016-12-23T14:51:02Z

ok, seems like jekyll doesn't care about file extensions. instead it cares about headers. is there a way to make jekyll process the file _without_ applying a layout? or do I need to create an empty layout for that?
+ [2016-12-25T19:26:56Z] novonagu I am trying to automate a task to be executed on 'jekyll serve' or jekyll build. I want to copy files from a superdirectory ../projects and place them into my jekyll site folder
+ [2016-12-25T19:27:28Z] novonagu So the pseudocode would be something like $ cp ../projects/* /projects/
+ [2016-12-25T19:27:46Z] novonagu I was suggested to use Rake but I know next to nothing about Ruby. So I'm thinking maybe gulp-exec or Make?
+ [2016-12-27T16:01:31Z] brontosaurusrex Can I have pagination that will start with 1 for oldest _posts and whatever number for the newest? (Obviously google is wrong all the time by default)