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aaronpk_tv
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at SellerEnginePortland, Oregon • Tue, June 11, 2019 7:14pm#qs meetup! — with anomalily -
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that's a good looking slice
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brentsimmons
https://micro.blog/brentsimmons
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Jun 12
@aaronpk But did you ever actually use it? I never used mine.
I mean, that depends on your definition of "use".
"use" for its original intent? absolutely not.
"use" for things like this? of course :D https://www.linuxjournal.com/article/4325 -
I had to go down the street to my local Radio Shack to get mine
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The Good Social Internet (bennettftomlin.com)
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“I rarely just tweet something, unless it’s truly ephemeral (or a reply, obviously). I prefer to blog first and let Twitter get a copy. This is part of owning my own content.” — Brent Simmons on his blogging setup
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Portland, Oregon • Tue, June 11, 2019 2:11pmHere again 🔨
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Christopher Lemmer Webber
https://octodon.social/@cwebber
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Jun 11
Anyone have a print-on-demand service they recommend? I have a couple-hundred-pages PhD dissertation that's relevant to my work I'd like to print out and have on hand.
My book is printed through Lulu.com. I like that they contract with local printers so it's actually cheap to ship to almost any country because the books don't have to go very farl -
This is going to seem like a joke but it's not: in ~1978, there was a minor crisis around connecting the various networks (ARPA, CYCLADES, etc) into an "inter-network environment", aka the internet. Some of the discussions seems similar to our discussion of interoperability between content types in ActivityPub networks. I think it would behoove fediverse nerds to read up on this stuff.
1978 paper summarizing the issue (PDF): https://www.rfc-editor.org/ien/ien20.pdf
