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       Restored
       October 04th, 2018
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       The restoration of gopher.black was quite eventful with some
       absolutely awful computer drama. If you care about such things,
       here's a recap:
       
       I have a few raspberry pis, model 3s and some zero Ws. One of them
       has this sick metal case with a fan. It's a beast. Used that
       hardware for gopher.black along with a 64gb micro sd card. The
       only problem is, the fan sucks (or blows?). It has always been
       really noisy, and it eventually pissed me off enough to do
       something about it. Since the pis don't run hot anyway, I figured
       it was unnecessary. But before I removed it completely I figured
       I'd try lubricating it just in case that solved things.
       
       It didn't.
       
       So I opened the case up, ripped that bad boy out, and plugged her
       back in. Only this time, something was wrong. I was up and
       running, but the system was in read-only mode. Uh, oh! I decided
       to reboot and try again. This time, even worse... no boot.
       I plugged in an HDMI monitor to watch the boot sequence and it
       sprawled a bunch of messages about read-only crap. A quick google
       revealed that my SD card was likely at fault. It was going bad.
       I assume it was related to me opening the thing up and closing it
       a few times. I must have bumped it badly.
       
       If the card was read-only, I figured I could still read it to get
       an image. I did some dd magic and backed it up. Today I got a new
       64GB sd card in the mail. I dd'd my backup onto that and plugged
       it in but nothing happened. Not even a failed boot. Just nada.
       
       I thought... Lets make sure it's the SD card! So I swapped my SD
       card from my pi-hole and gopher.black into the other hardware and
       confirmed... definitely the SD. I had to roll back to an earlier
       backup. 
       
       The most recent I had was from June (yuck). Luckily, 90% of the
       crap on gopher.black is in git, so it's just a matter of updating
       from repos after restoring things. I smiled to myself at my own
       awesome and went over to my PC which houses the older backups.
       I plugged in my new SD card, opened up Etcher to image it from the
       backup and POOF, the MOTHERFUCKING drive hosting my backups
       decided that it was the perfect moment to disappear!
       
       Fast forward a bit to me restoring that drive from ITS backup,
       eventually restoring my SD card from the old backup, plugging
       things into the pi, booting it up, and we're back in business.
       
       Things that still suck:
       - Moku Pona is running again, but pretty much EVERYTHING updated
         since June, so the most recent phlogs is kinda a mess. It'll
         sort itself out in the days to come.
       - All my web certs expired. I'm renewing them again now via
         acme.sh.
       - Weechat's sec.conf does something weird. It doesn't know my
         master password. I have no idea what logic it uses, but this is
         the second time that's happened to me in a week. I appreciate
         that it externalizes passwords, but that's just BS. I'm better
         off typing them in each time I connect. It's not like I do it
         very often.
       - Probably other stuff... I don't really recall everything I did
         on gopher.black over the last couple months. I'm sure most of it
         was content, but maybe there was something else that was super
         cool and I totally forgot. Meh, we'll make due.
       
       If you notice anything wonky on my stuff in the next couple days,
       hit me up.