Changes

package.json

@@ -3,7 +3,7 @@
   "version": "0.0.0",
   "private": true,
   "hexo": {
-    "version": "3.3.6"
+    "version": "3.7.1"
   },
   "dependencies": {
     "hexo": "^3.2.0",
@@ -20,4 +20,4 @@
     "hexo-renderer-stylus": "^0.3.1",
     "hexo-server": "^0.2.0"
   }
-}
+}

source/_data/projects.json

@@ -7,7 +7,7 @@
 	},
 	{
 		"name": "One40",
-		"url": "http://github.com/rmlewisuk/one40",
+		"url": "http://github.com/rknightuk/one40",
 		"desc": "Self hosted personal Twitter archive",
 		"featured": true
 	},
@@ -68,15 +68,9 @@
 		"desc": "A complete guide to buying from Bricklink",
 		"featured": false
 	},
-	{
-		"name": "Micro Dashboard",
-		"url": "http://code.robblewis.me/micro-dashboard/",
-		"desc": "A dashboard for micro-analytics",
-		"featured": false
-	},
 	{
 		"name": "Almanac",
-		"url": "http://github.com/rmlewisuk/almanac/",
+		"url": "http://github.com/rknightuk/almanac/",
 		"desc": "A microblog for what you've watched, read, and listened to.",
 		"featured": true
 	}

source/_data/social.json

@@ -1,17 +1,12 @@
 [
 	{
 		"name": "Twitter",
-		"url": "https://twitter.com/rmlewisuk",
+		"url": "https://twitter.com/rknightuk",
 		"desc": "Hot Takes and terrible jokes"
 	},
-	{
-		"name": "Mastodon",
-		"url": "https://toot.rodeo/@rmlewisuk",
-		"desc": "Decentralised Hot Takes and terrible jokes"
-	},
 	{
 		"name": "GitHub",
-		"url": "https://github.com/rmlewisuk",
+		"url": "https://github.com/rknightuk",
 		"desc": "All my open source projects"
 	},
 	{
@@ -20,6 +15,6 @@
 	},
 	{
 		"name": "PSN, Twitch, FB, & more",
-		"desc": ".../<em>rmlewisuk</em>"
+		"desc": ".../<em>rknightuk</em>"
 	}
 ]

source/_drafts/articles/2011/2011-04-04-build-your-own-landing-page.md

@@ -7,7 +7,7 @@ layout: post
 
 ![](http://therobb.com/wp-content/uploads/2011-04-therobb-300x271.png)
 
-Those of you who [follow me on Twitter](http://twitter.com/rmlewisuk), or are friends with [me on Facebook](http://facebook.com/rmlewisuk), know that I have a personal site, as well as a custom URL shortener. But many people choose third-party services such as [about.me](http://about.me) or [flavors.me](http://flavors.me), which are far easier to setup as well as maintain. So why do I go custom rather than choosing a third-party option?  **Practice** Firstly, I am an aspiring web developer. So having my own server and home page gives me a platform to practice and hone my skills in the field. If I was using a third party service, I wouldn't have had the opportunity to try out HTML, CSS and PHP in a real world environment. It gives me a testing ground as well as projects and end goals to aim for. **Flexibility** With a custom page I have the ability to change layout, colours, styles and every other element of my page whenever I want. Third party services are (somewhat) limited in what they offer in terms of customisation. Yes, you can change fonts, colours and backgrounds, but if I want to have a second, third or fourth page, such as 'projects' or 'contact', I need to find _another_ third party service for this. With my own site, I have many different sections which are all stored in one place and constantly backed up (God bless [Dropbox](http://therobb.co.uk/dropbox)). **Lifespan** What if the third party landing page you use (e.g. About.me) goes bust? Or gets shut down? You're back at square one looking for a new 'host' for your home on the web. With a custom landing page, this isn't an issue. **Tracking** Although some services offer traffic stats, not all of them do. With a custom site, I can use any number of tracking services to track visitors and traffic; I personally use Google Analytics. This also goes for my custom URL shortener. Admittedly, this is purely a vanity purchase, but before I owned the short URL, I did have a bit.ly account. By using bit.ly with my short URL, I can not only easily see which links are short URLs I have created, but I can track the amount of clicks on each link. I use this information to work out the sort of thing that people are and aren't interested in, and adjusted my sharing accordingly.1 **Sections** As I said before, having extra pages is a must for me when it comes to a landing page. Specifically for my [projects page](http://therobb.co.uk/projects). In this projects section, I have subpages as well as external links on the page. This gives me a flexible home for everything that I have worked on and allows friends (both real and online), as well as potential employers, to see the different things I have previously worked. Which brings me nicely onto employment. **Employment and downloads** On my site, I have a downloads sections where anyone (but hopefully future employers) can download my CV and portfolio, as well as view online versions of these. It's 2011 and I think it's time to start moving away from paper CVs. These are updated by simply editing on my computer and saving them in my Dropbox folder. I then use the public Dropbox link to allow people to download the documents. Perfect. **Downsides** Depending on your own preference, there are a couple of downsides that should be considered before you decide on setting up your own landing page: 
+Those of you who [follow me on Twitter](http://twitter.com/rknightuk), or are friends with [me on Facebook](http://facebook.com/rknightuk), know that I have a personal site, as well as a custom URL shortener. But many people choose third-party services such as [about.me](http://about.me) or [flavors.me](http://flavors.me), which are far easier to setup as well as maintain. So why do I go custom rather than choosing a third-party option?  **Practice** Firstly, I am an aspiring web developer. So having my own server and home page gives me a platform to practice and hone my skills in the field. If I was using a third party service, I wouldn't have had the opportunity to try out HTML, CSS and PHP in a real world environment. It gives me a testing ground as well as projects and end goals to aim for. **Flexibility** With a custom page I have the ability to change layout, colours, styles and every other element of my page whenever I want. Third party services are (somewhat) limited in what they offer in terms of customisation. Yes, you can change fonts, colours and backgrounds, but if I want to have a second, third or fourth page, such as 'projects' or 'contact', I need to find _another_ third party service for this. With my own site, I have many different sections which are all stored in one place and constantly backed up (God bless [Dropbox](http://therobb.co.uk/dropbox)). **Lifespan** What if the third party landing page you use (e.g. About.me) goes bust? Or gets shut down? You're back at square one looking for a new 'host' for your home on the web. With a custom landing page, this isn't an issue. **Tracking** Although some services offer traffic stats, not all of them do. With a custom site, I can use any number of tracking services to track visitors and traffic; I personally use Google Analytics. This also goes for my custom URL shortener. Admittedly, this is purely a vanity purchase, but before I owned the short URL, I did have a bit.ly account. By using bit.ly with my short URL, I can not only easily see which links are short URLs I have created, but I can track the amount of clicks on each link. I use this information to work out the sort of thing that people are and aren't interested in, and adjusted my sharing accordingly.1 **Sections** As I said before, having extra pages is a must for me when it comes to a landing page. Specifically for my [projects page](http://therobb.co.uk/projects). In this projects section, I have subpages as well as external links on the page. This gives me a flexible home for everything that I have worked on and allows friends (both real and online), as well as potential employers, to see the different things I have previously worked. Which brings me nicely onto employment. **Employment and downloads** On my site, I have a downloads sections where anyone (but hopefully future employers) can download my CV and portfolio, as well as view online versions of these. It's 2011 and I think it's time to start moving away from paper CVs. These are updated by simply editing on my computer and saving them in my Dropbox folder. I then use the public Dropbox link to allow people to download the documents. Perfect. **Downsides** Depending on your own preference, there are a couple of downsides that should be considered before you decide on setting up your own landing page: 
 
   1. Cost - Although relatively low-cost, it's not going to be free. A domain name will set you back a few quid a year and hosting can cost as much or a little as you choose, within reason. My hosting only costs me £1 a month from the guys over at [VealHost](http://vealhost.com), which I have [waxed lyrical about](http://therobb.com/2011-02-3124389459/) in the past.
   2. Time - Obviously, designing, coding and maintaining a custom landing page can take up a lot of your time. Try to allocate a day or two to set it up properly and getting it exactly how you want it.

source/_posts/2017/2017-05-05-hdr-hisense-tv-ps4.md

@@ -14,6 +14,6 @@ My Hisense TV ([H43M3000](https://hisense.co.uk/electronics/tvs/m3000/43)) recen
 
 Once I restarted the PS4 and TV, HDR was supported (and looked beautiful in [Horizon Zero Dawn](http://media.rbbl.ws/game/2017/05/01/horizon-zero-dawn/)) 🎉.
 
-~~_nb: I have an [original PS4](https://twitter.com/rmlewisuk/status/736500604705591297) so I can't confirm if this TV works with 4K on the PS4 Pro._~~ 
+~~_nb: I have an [original PS4](https://twitter.com/rknightuk/status/736500604705591297) so I can't confirm if this TV works with 4K on the PS4 Pro._~~ 
 
 **24/01/2018 Update: I now have a PS4 Pro and can confirm it works with 4K as well.**

source/_posts/2018/My-Home-Screen-2017.md

@@ -20,6 +20,6 @@ Mac counterparts isn't something offered by a lot of Android apps so coming back
 
 Before I used Android I was a plug-in-and-sync-from-iTunes person but I signed up for Spotify the day I got my Pixel and I've been using it ever since. I have considered Apple Music but it doesn't integrate with my Amazon Echo so that's a no-go, at least for now.
 
-The rest of the apps are fairly self-explanatory; Amazon, eBay, and my bank's [terrible app](https://twitter.com/rmlewisuk/status/927502202914123776) because [I buy a lot of Lego](https://twitter.com/rmlewisuk/status/701068051840630784), Google Inbox because email is a necessary evil, and notes because I like the simplicity of it.
+The rest of the apps are fairly self-explanatory; Amazon, eBay, and my bank's [terrible app](https://twitter.com/rknightuk/status/927502202914123776) because [I buy a lot of Lego](https://twitter.com/rmlewisuk/status/701068051840630784), Google Inbox because email is a necessary evil, and notes because I like the simplicity of it.
 
 Spending a year on Android gave me an appreciation for the things I really like about iOS as well as the areas I hope they improve on in the future like the Home screen layout and notifications.

source/_posts/2018/convert-spotify-facebook-to-email-login.md

@@ -5,7 +5,7 @@ date: 2018-03-21
 excerpt: "This morning I tweeted that there's no way to convert a Spotify account from Facebook login to email and password login."
 ---
 
-This morning [I tweeted](https://twitter.com/rmlewisuk/status/976392265374535680) that there's no way to convert a Spotify account from Facebook login to email and password login. I even spoke to Spotify support who said:
+This morning [I tweeted](https://twitter.com/rknightuk/status/976392265374535680) that there's no way to convert a Spotify account from Facebook login to email and password login. I even spoke to Spotify support who said:
 
 > As your account was created via Facebook, it can't be unlinked. Don't worry, we can free up your email address so you can create a new account. Once that's done, we'll transfer all of your tunes and student details across.
 

source/contact/index.md

@@ -2,8 +2,6 @@
 title: Contact
 ---
 
-Want to chat? Feel free to [tweet me](http://twitter.com/rmlewisuk) or drop me an email at <a href="mailto:&#100;&#101;&#115;&#107;&#064;&#114;&#111;&#098;&#098;&#108;&#101;&#119;&#105;&#115;&#046;&#109;&#101;">
-&#100;&#101;&#115;&#107;&#064;&#114;&#111;&#098;&#098;&#108;&#101;&#119;&#105;&#115;&#046;&#109;&#101;
-</a>
+Want to chat? Feel free to [tweet me](http://twitter.com/rknight)
 
 

themes/cactus-dark-rldm/_config.yml

@@ -3,14 +3,14 @@ nav:
   Writing: /blog/
   Podcast: http://ruminatepodcast.com
   Projects: /projects/
-  Twitter: https://twitter.com/rmlewisuk
+  Twitter: https://twitter.com/rknightuk
 
 footer:
   Contact: /contact/
   RSS: /feed.xml
   JSON: /feed.json
 
-projects_url: http://github.com/rmlewisuk
+projects_url: http://github.com/rknightuk
 
 customize:
     gravatar:

themes/cactus-dark-rldm/layout/post.ejs

@@ -13,7 +13,7 @@
     <%- page.content %>
 
     <p class="byline">
-      This weblog has no comments. If you want to discuss this post or anything else contact me <a href="http://twitter.com/rmlewisuk">on&nbsp;Twitter (@rmlewisuk)</a> or <a href="/contact">email me</a>.
+      This weblog has no comments. If you want to discuss this post or anything else contact me on <a href="http://twitter.com/rknightuk">on&nbsp;Twitter (@rknightuk)</a>.
     </p>
   </div>
 </article>

themes/cactus-dark-rldm/layout/projects.ejs

@@ -6,7 +6,7 @@
   
   <ul class="project-list">
     <li class="project-item">
-      <a href="https://github.com/rmlewisuk">GitHub</a>: All open source projects
+      <a href="https://github.com/rknightuk">GitHub</a>: All open source projects
     </li>
     <% for(var obj in site.data.projects){ %>
       <li class="project-item">