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nitinthewiz
https://github.com/nitinthewiz
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Mar 14
Ah, yes, using the .env file makes sense. I've got only one database and so it doesn't matter. But I could see someone using different databases for different purposes (one for day trips, another for hiking?) and so need different maps.
But as I said, while writing it, I decided to move permanently to the mapbox tiles and have made the change on my install.
Say, what and how do you use different databases? Is your installation used by different people?
I have a primary database for my GPS logs, and I have another big one for all my weather data. Every 5 minutes a script checks my current location, looks up the weather at that location, and writes it to that database. That’s how the little weather info appears on my posts. I’ve also used other databases for testing the app so I can write to a test DB, or storing other home automation data. -
Portland, Oregon • Wed, March 14, 2018 5:47pmHomebrew Microblog Meetup! #indieweb — with microformats
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🔔 The Homebrew Microblog Meetup is tonight! 6pm at Rogue Eastside! 🎉🍻 And a great sunny day for it too! ☀️ #indieweb #microblog #pdx https://indieweb.org/events/2018-03-14-homebrew-microblog -
Is this something you'd want to change per database? Or would it be something on the whole installation? An easier version of this could be to use the .env file to hold the settings, that way you could avoid needing to make a UI to manage it.
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@aaronpk I started playing my microcasts playlist today without looking at the upcoming episodes. Little did I realize, I would hear a Percolator episode! Yay!! 👏👏
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I was just thinking about this the other day! I wasn't sure whether you'd want to hyperlink the @-mention to the user's canonical domain or keep it as the micro.blog profile link, but eddie's idea of adding an invisible link inside the h-entry would work too!
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grantcodes
https://github.com/grantcodes
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Mar 14
Not exactly an issue but why should the server have the option to only return
true/falsefor the unread count on a channel? Could it not be selected on the client and just useif > 0logic?I suppose maybe some servers will only be able to return
true/falsewhich makes it easier to build a server...
In Aperture, I wanted the option to choose whether to return boolean or counts (or disable it completely) per channel. This way the client can just react to the data it has. -
Good call, I'll add this. I wish IFTTT would support custom headers or at least the Authorization header tho! This has been a problem for me in the past as well. Maybe if a bunch of us keep requesting it they'll eventually add it.
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alans
https://micro.blog/alans
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@aaronpk Mind helping me diagnose something? I think this like is marked up correctly as a
u-like-of, but it appears on your site as an "other mention." Do you notice anything funny in my markup?
You've got an h-entry in your h-entry! Check out the extra nested in the parsed result: https://pin13.net/mf2/?url=https%3A%2F%2Fprettygoodhat.com%2Flike%2F1520909433%2F
