With npm's issues causing problems with PowerShell and VSCode, I decided to uninstall blowfish and switch to Twikoo, a comment system requiring separate installation. While Twikoo doesn't have much documentation, I decided to add it to my website using the Hugo framework and Vercel, after being unsuccessful with Netlify due to lack of email verification. However, Hugging Face's functionality worked as expected. Next, I installed Hugo with the Stack theme, which seemed simple but required configuration in the blog--themes-stack-config.yaml file. After successfully deploying my website, I had to resolve authentication issues with SSH keys and GitHub accounts. Eventually, I was able to upload my changes to the repository using the correct SSH key. The process of setting up Hugo, Twikoo, and Vercel took quite a while but was educational.