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diff --git a/memos/WM-096.txt b/memos/WM-096.txt
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+Document: WM-096                                                 P. Webb
+Category: Life                                                2026-06-20
+
+                           Filoli Photoshoot
+
+Abstract
+
+   My favorite professional pics from the shoot (along with my own)
+
+Body
+
+   Last month my wife saw an open call for models for Filoli[1]. We
+   frequent this flower garden a few times a year so she filled out the
+   form and our family was selected! Filoli's marketing material will
+   feature the Webbs at some point, I'll be sure to update this memo if
+   I see us on physical media.
+
+   The professional photos were shot by Key Lime Photography[2], (the
+   rest are obviously by me).
+
+   📸[Lakeisha snapping a photo][IMG1]
+
+   📸[pink roses][IMG2]
+
+   📸[wispy clouds against a blue sky with greenery below][IMG3]
+
+   📸[Lakeisha and I watching Ian run][IMG4]
+
+   📸[Ian walking between Lakeisha and I with the rest of our party mingling][IMG5]
+
+   📸[Lakeisha posing][IMG6]
+
+   📸[Persian Onion flower][IMG7]
+
+   📸[Lakeisha being playful][IMG8]
+
+   📸[beautiful greenery in the garden][IMG9]
+
+   📸[Lakeisha smiling at me][IMG10]
+
+   📸[Ian and a kid looking into a pond as their mothers look on][IMG11]
+
+   📸[Ian and a kid laughing][IMG12]
+
+   📸[Ian and a kid running around][IMG13]
+
+   📸[angled shot of a short shrubbery maze][IMG14]
+
+   📸[Ian leaping down steps, being chased by a kid][IMG15]
+
+   📸[me looking pensive, like a model][IMG16]
+
+   Slap a filter on this and it looks like it could be an album cover
+   for some sweet 80s tunes. Too bad I'm a terrible singer.
+
+   📸[Ian mid-speech][IMG17]
+
+   📸[cast shot of everyone enjoying being by the pool][IMG18]
+
+   📸[close-up of me looking at Ian with an amused expression][IMG19]
+
+   I had to get a close-up of this shot. I don't remember what Ian was
+   talking about but I clearly found it quite amusing.
+
+   📸[Lakeisha glowing in the light of a setting sun][IMG20]
+
+   And there you have it! A day was had. I'm open to more opportunities
+   like this, it was fun. There was a moment in 2021, I think, where my
+   wife and I could've be a part of some competition show but timing was
+   bad. I believe it was a revival of a 90s kids competition show. Not
+   sure if that even aired, now that I think about it. Ah well. 🕸️
+
+References
+
+   [1] <https://filoli.org>
+   [2] <https://keylimephoto.com>
+   [IMG1] <https://cdn.webb.page/blog/2026/wm-096-a.JPG>
+   [IMG2] <https://cdn.webb.page/blog/2026/wm-096-b.JPG>
+   [IMG3] <https://cdn.webb.page/blog/2026/wm-096-c.JPG>
+   [IMG4] <https://cdn.webb.page/blog/2026/wm-096-d.JPG>
+   [IMG5] <https://cdn.webb.page/blog/2026/wm-096-e.JPG>
+   [IMG6] <https://cdn.webb.page/blog/2026/wm-096-f.JPG>
+   [IMG7] <https://cdn.webb.page/blog/2026/wm-096-g.JPG>
+   [IMG8] <https://cdn.webb.page/blog/2026/wm-096-h.JPG>
+   [IMG9] <https://cdn.webb.page/blog/2026/wm-096-i.JPG>
+   [IMG10] <https://cdn.webb.page/blog/2026/wm-096-j.JPG>
+   [IMG11] <https://cdn.webb.page/blog/2026/wm-096-k.JPG>
+   [IMG12] <https://cdn.webb.page/blog/2026/wm-096-l.JPG>
+   [IMG13] <https://cdn.webb.page/blog/2026/wm-096-m.JPG>
+   [IMG14] <https://cdn.webb.page/blog/2026/wm-096-n.JPG>
+   [IMG15] <https://cdn.webb.page/blog/2026/wm-096-o.JPG>
+   [IMG16] <https://cdn.webb.page/blog/2026/wm-096-p.JPG>
+   [IMG17] <https://cdn.webb.page/blog/2026/wm-096-q.JPG>
+   [IMG18] <https://cdn.webb.page/blog/2026/wm-096-r.JPG>
+   [IMG19] <https://cdn.webb.page/blog/2026/wm-096-r1.PNG>
+   [IMG20] <https://cdn.webb.page/blog/2026/wm-096-s.JPG>
diff --git a/memos/WM-097.txt b/memos/WM-097.txt
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+Document: WM-097                                                 P. Webb
+Category: Tutorial                                            2026-06-22
+
+                    How to migrate from Gel to Disc
+
+Abstract
+
+   The hardest part is getting your data out of Gel in a useable format,
+   the rest is easy.
+
+Body
+
+   Dumping your Gel database to a format other databases can read
+   requires arcane knowledge but don't fret, I've uncovered the
+   incantations to free your data!
+
+   ```sh
+   gel dump --all --format=dir gel-export
+   ```
+
+   You should see something like:
+
+   ```
+   Connecting to Gel instance 'INSTANCE' at localhost:PORT...
+   Starting dump for database `'DATABASE'`...
+     Finished dump for `'DATABASE'`. Total size: 181.67 KiB
+   ```
+
+   This will create `gel-export` in your current directory. Take note of
+   the instance and database names and the port as you'll need these
+   later. Next, grab the password to your database:
+
+   ```sh
+   gel instance credentials --insecure-dsn -I INSTANCE
+   ```
+
+   You should see something like:
+
+   ```
+   gel:///DATABASE?port=PORT&password=PASSWORD&tls_ca_file=%3C...%3E&tls_security=no_host_verification
+   ```
+
+   Now we can set some variables to make the last bits pseudo-legible.
+
+   ```sh
+   DSN="postgresql://edgedb@localhost:PORT/DATABASE?sslmode=require"
+   ```
+
+   ```sh
+   export PGPASSWORD="PASSWORD"
+   ```
+
+   Perform a raw SQL dump to `gel-export/data.sql`:
+
+   ```sh
+   pg_dump \
+     "$DSN" --data-only --no-owner --no-privileges \
+     > gel-export/data.sql
+   ```
+
+   We create a `.tsv` file first, without any escaping that could mangle
+   the data.
+
+   ```sh
+   psql "$DSN" -At -F $'\t' -c "
+     SELECT table_schema, table_name
+     FROM information_schema.tables
+     WHERE table_schema NOT IN ('information_schema', 'pg_catalog')
+   " > gel-export/tables.tsv
+   ```
+
+   Create our final export directory:
+
+   ```sh
+   mkdir gel-export/data
+   ```
+
+   Finally, we render our `.csv`s:
+
+   ```sh
+   while IFS=$'\t' read -r schema table; do
+     out="${schema}_${table}"
+     psql "$DSN" --csv -c "SELECT * FROM \"$schema\".\"$table\"" > "gel-export/data/$out.csv"
+   done < gel-export/tables.tsv
+   ```
+
+   I'll assume you installed Disc[1] already. Great! You'll need to get
+   it setup with your schema. Run that migration!
+
+   ```sh
+   disc migrate
+   ```
+
+   Next, we'll point Disc at your fresh collection of `.csv`s:
+
+   ```sh
+   disc db import ./gel-export/data
+   ```
+
+   This SHOULD work; it didn't for me because…
+
+   ```
+   ✗ Import failed (transaction rolled back): duplicate key value violates unique constraint "log_pkey"
+   ```
+
+   …and that's irrelevant to me. Ignoring conflicts like this is okay.
+
+   ```sh
+   disc db import ./gel-export/data --on-conflict skip
+   ```
+
+   You'll get an import manifest of what was processed and skipped. For
+   me, it was abstract types and (empty) computed links.
+
+   Run `disc serve` and navigate to your database's `/ui` and you should
+   see populated objects in the Data tab.
+
+   Voila! Now all you gotta do is update your codebase…unfortunately,
+   you've gotta handle that yourself. 🕸️
+
+References
+
+   [1] <https://disc.sh>
diff --git a/src/utility/markdown.ts b/src/utility/markdown.ts
index f78cfee..9d8e514 100644
--- a/src/utility/markdown.ts
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   /*** restore inline code ***/
   for (const block in inlineCode) {
-    processed = processed.replace(`<!--INLINE:CODE:${block}-->`, `<code>${escapeHtml(inlineCode[block])}</code>`);
+    processed = processed.replace(
+      `<!--INLINE:CODE:${block}-->`,
+      () => `<code>${escapeHtml(inlineCode[block])}</code>`
+    );
   }
 
   /*** restore code blocks ***/
   for (const block of codeBlocks) {
     const langAttr = block.language ? ` data-language="${block.language}"` : "";
     const html = `<pre><code${langAttr}>\n${escapeHtml(block.content)}\n\n</code></pre>`;
-
-    processed = processed.replace(`<!--CODE:BLOCK:${block.index}-->`, html);
+    processed = processed.replace(`<!--CODE:BLOCK:${block.index}-->`, () => html);
   }
 
   // console.log(processed); /*** for troubleshooting ***/
diff --git a/version.txt b/version.txt
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+2026.06.22
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