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patrick.
https://twitter.com/imPatrickT
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Nov 7
had to buy a new TV today because of a little accident. 🙆♂️
but it’s too big and i have to redo the whole wall now.
TV didn't survive the drop test? -
Jeremiah Lee
https://social.librem.one/@jeremiahlee
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Nov 7
@aaronpk Ok, this is magic that I need to learn more about. Also, it's pretty clear that Mastodon is not going to be the killer app to supplant the dominant social media players for most people.
I don't necessarily recommend this path for everyone, but I implemented ActivityPub (the spec Mastodon uses) into my own website, which was definitely a lot of work, but does mean I can reply to Mastodon users without using Mastodon itself. -
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M. Brandon Lee | THIS IS TECH TODAY
https://twitter.com/thisistechtoday
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Nov 7
The iPhone 12 had consistently died on me after about 12 hours off the charger every day for the past week. Needless to say, I wouldn't suggest it to anyone that needs solid battery life. It seems worse than the Pixel 4 XL, but somehow it isn't getting the flack the Pixel 4 did.
wait, what phone does better than 12 hours off the charger? -
Jeremiah Lee
https://social.librem.one/@jeremiahlee
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Nov 6
@aaronpk Whoa, how did you link a Twitter username from Mastodon?
I'm not using Mastodon 😉 I make my own rules -
Michael Dusing
https://twitter.com/mdusing
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Nov 6
Fantastical does this?!?! I too use it and did not know.
right?? It's the "propose additional time" feature! -
Aaron Parecki
https://aaronparecki.com/
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Nov 6
#lazyweb I want a tool where I can add like 3 or 4 possible times and send someone a link, and they can view the times in their own timezone and then select one of them from the list. Bonus if that results in a calendar invite being sent to both of us. Does this exist?
UPDATE: It has been brought to my attention that I have been using Fantastical by @flexibits and it in fact has this feature built in! Amazing! -
yatil
https://micro.blog/yatil
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Nov 6
@aaronpk It does. Use the “propose another time” button to add multiple times and then add the people as attendees. Here’s a video explanation.
Holy crap this is exactly what I had in mind, I had no idea! I've been using Fantastical this whole time! -
yatil
https://micro.blog/yatil
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Nov 6
@aaronpk I use Fantastical from Flexibits for that. It’s not cheap, but it works very well and is hence worth it.
Wait I also use Fantastical but I wasn't aware it had a scheduling feature like this? -
Aaron Parecki
https://aaronparecki.com/
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Nov 6
#lazyweb I want a tool where I can add like 3 or 4 possible times and send someone a link, and they can view the times in their own timezone and then select one of them from the list. Bonus if that results in a calendar invite being sent to both of us. Does this exist?
Looks like Doodle wins! I'm annoyed it forces me to connect my calendar since all I actually need is the time chooser bits, but it does work like I want it to!
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Dean Pierce 😷🧼🔥🐝
https://twitter.com/deanpierce
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Nov 6
Isn't this what Calendy does? https://calendly.com?
I do like calendly but it's overkill for this since it requires setting up a meeting type or giving someone full reign over choosing any open slot in my calendar -
Martin Gallo 🇦🇷 💚✊🏾
https://twitter.com/MartinGalloAr
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Nov 6
Maybe you're looking at something like https://doodle.com/?
haven't heard that name in a while but yeah I think this might be right
