Update changelog

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 			title: "PeerTube",
-			linkURL: "https://dalek.zone/a/nathan_upchurch/",
+			linkURL: "https://makertube.net/a/nathan/video-channels",
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content/blog/making-incense.md

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 synopsis: A quick how-to on making Japanese style incense.
 imageURL: /img/siftinsagesquare.webp
 imageAlt: A sieve containing fluffy ground green sage beside a small pile of fine green powder.
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+mastodon_id: "113666537272260557"
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 While I like to post incense builds, I haven't yet posted on exactly how to go about turning raw ingredients into Japanese style incense sticks. Here's a 1,000 mile overview of the process to accompany a video I recently uploaded to my new PeerTube instance on that very topic. For more info, you can check out [IncenseDragon](https://www.youtube.com/c/IncenseDragon) on YouTube, read this [very useful article](https://blog.rauchfahne.de/en/2023/02/19/making-your-own-incense-sticks-basic-knowledge-and-useful-information/) by Irene of Rauchfahne.de, peruse [incensemaking.com](https://incensemaking.com), and look through some [posts flaired with "incense making"](https://www.reddit.com/r/Incense/?f=flair_name%3A%22Incense%20Making%22) on the [incense subreddit](https://reddit.com/r/incense). Making incense is a difficult, involved process, and this is only a shallow overview; I highly recommend looking through these resources for more in-depth information.
 

content/changelog.md

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 # Changelog
+* 2024-12-16
+	* Update PeerTube instance on [/me](/me).
 * 2024-12-15
 	* Added a link to site stats on the [privacy](/about/privacy) page.
 	* Added [Uncloseted Media](https://www.unclosetedmedia.com/) to the [blogroll](/blogroll).