+ [2016-12-30T05:26:29Z] fuzzybear3965 It's really quite simple. Instead of trying to use the unicode sequence for carriage return/line feed and rather than by escaping a newline ("\n") I just literally put a newline (hit the enter key) in my replace expression.
+ [2016-12-31T17:05:55Z] travis-ci jekyll/classifier-reborn#189 The build passed. https://travis-ci.org/jekyll/classifier-reborn/builds/187923515
+ [2016-12-31T18:47:14Z] travis-ci jekyll/classifier-reborn#191 The build passed. https://travis-ci.org/jekyll/classifier-reborn/builds/187936515
+ [2017-01-01T12:06:11Z] Limeth2 Hello, are there any more ascii-like themes similar to http://wemake.services/jekyll-theme-hackcss/ ?
+ [2017-01-01T12:06:12Z] jekyllrb Title: jekyll-theme-hackcssjekyll-theme-hackcss - A minimalistic theme for Jekyll, based on hack.css (at wemake.services)

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+ [2017-01-02T16:14:47Z] swaroopch Hi, is there a recommended pattern on how to manage a Jekyll Git repo with lots of photos that go along with the blog? The photos add up to ~900MB for me and the text content is just ~15MB... all in one single Git repo. I was wondering how do other people manage this?
+ [2017-01-02T16:16:05Z] raldu_ swaroopch: consider hosting the photos separately in the cloud, prefereable a cdn
+ [2017-01-02T16:17:56Z] swaroopch raldu_: Right, that's where composing a new blog post becomes difficult, I'll have to manage uploading photos manually and separately from writing the content, so I was wondering how others do it. (FWIW, it is a blog migrated from Wordpress to Jekyll, and hence this situation.)
+ [2017-01-02T16:19:01Z] swaroopch Is there a plugin that manages the S3 upload, etc. I wonder?
+ [2017-01-02T16:19:11Z] jaybe i use `rsync` to sync my rendered _site/ along with rsync option to compare and only upload changed content