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Richard Eriksson @sillygwailo@mastodon.social
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Dec 19
@aaronpk Welcome to the club! http://justagwailo.com/shared Will they have an RSS feed? And will you tweet them as well, like I do at @justagwailo?
@sillygwailo @justagwailo Awesome! Mine will be h-entrys so you can follow the list with an h-feed reader (or via an RSS proxy) More info: https://indiewebcamp.com/h-feed I might tweet them out from @pkbot, but that's not a high priority. What would be better is if I favorite a URL that is syndicated to twitter, then it also would syndicate my favorite to twitter: https://indiewebcamp.com/Twitter#POSSE_Favorites_of_Tweets -
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Standalone GPS datalogger (100+ hours). Record adventures without draining the battery on your iPhone or iPod touch. No need to keep an app running. Just start and stop the GPS Pro's datalogger using a simple button press. Discover something cool? Mark your current location as a point of interest (POI) with another button press.
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Portland, Oregon • Wed, December 17, 2014 7:38pm
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Ali Julia Product Reviews: Product review: Polaroid POLC3 Cube HD Digital Video Action Camera (alijuliaproductreviews.blogspot.com)
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How does this cube work? : photography (www.reddit.com)
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I bought a Polaroid Cube. It’s OK. — Medium (medium.com)
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L3D Cube: The 3D LED Cube from the Future by Looking Glass — Kickstarter (www.kickstarter.com)
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What Happened When Marissa Mayer Tried to Be Steve Jobs - NYTimes.com (www.nytimes.com)
Generally speaking, there are only a few ways to make money on the Internet. There are e-commerce companies and marketplaces — think Amazon, eBay and Uber — that profit from transactions occurring on their platforms. Hardware companies, like Apple or Fitbit, profit from gadgets. For everyone else, though, it more or less comes down to advertising.
