Updated .gitignore
Restructuring, staying true to my values.

I started the Django rewrite with the idea of making significant
technical improvements to my blog/website. Unfortunately in doing
so I lost sight of the values I had in mind when I started working
on this iteration of my personal site. Hell, I lost sight of them
almost as soon as I got started.

I found myself again when I redesigned another `site of mine`_ from
scratch. Admittedly there are a few features I would like to have
that can't be implemented easily in Jekyll (or at all), but building
an entire web application to host a blog isn't the way to do it.

To begin with I'm going to upgrade my build process. Currently I
push to a git repo hosted on my webserver which contains a hook
that initiates a rebuild. I find this method fragile and annoying.
The hook isn't kept in version control so I have to ssh into my
server if I want to change anything, do a test push only to find
I forgot a semicolon or something, then I have to connect again,
fix it, and make some bullshit change so I can get my previous
changes live. Once I have that taken care of I'm going to spend a
significant amount of time reworking markup, styling, and usability.

Maybe I'll get to the rest of my content projects eventually. ;)

.. _site of mine: http://projectbeyond.org/