Automatically POSSEing Likes and Reposts
My #newwwyear goal this year was to make my likes and reposts automatically POSSE to Twitter when I favorite a Tweet URL.
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Testing opening a new issue by posting a reply to the repo from my website using https://silo.pub -
Testing commenting on a GitHub issue from my site via silopub
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Increasingly frustrated when people complain about Twitter but wait for it to improve or for something better to come along. It doesn’t work like that. There’s no switch to flip. There is only the steady growth of indie microblogs, improving the web over years.
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My #newwwyear goal is to make my Micropub endpoint POSSE my likes and reposts to Twitter when I like a tweet URL.
Right now, Quill handles that for me, so when I "like" a tweet URL from my browser, it also gets liked on Twitter. Now that I'm using the Indigenous iOS app more, I'm missing that step so when I "like" a tweet from my phone, it doesn't actually like it on Twitter. Getting my Micropub endpoint to handle the forwarding to Twitter will solve it, and thankfully I can use https://silo.pub instead of dealing with the Twitter API. -
Matthias Ott
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Dec 26
I’m considering buying a microphone for voice recording. Not too expensive but solid quality. Any recommendations? My current favorite is the Røde NT-USB, optionally with a spider shock mount.
I like the Apogee MiC cause it's so small and can connect to both a laptop and iPhone/iPad. That's what I use for my podcast right now. -
at Sizzle PiePortland, Oregon • Mon, December 25, 2017 6:30pm
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"Checked In By"
Swarm has had a feature for a long time where you can allow your friends to check you in. It's more than just tagging a friend in a checkin, since it actually creates a full-fledged checkin on the other person's account. It's an interesting feature of Swarm, and not something I've seen elsewhere.continue reading...
