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aaronpk_tv
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This is fantastic! Makes me want to add these kinds of graphs and analytics to https://webmention.io itself! -
✨ New side project: Webmention Analytics
Parses webmentions and builds monthly reports to show you where and how your content is mentioned! made with @eleven_ty and @Netlify.
👉 demo: https://analytics.mxb.dev/2020-12/
✏️ post: https://mxb.dev/blog/webmention-analytics/
💻 code: https://github.com/maxboeck/webmention-analytics -
M. Brandon Lee | THIS IS TECH TODAY
https://twitter.com/thisistechtoday
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Feb 7
Note to my fellow creators...don't release a video on the day of the Super Bowl unless it's about the Super Bowl. You'll regret it.
they scheduled the superbowl on my livestream day, I'm gonna do it anyway -
Going live on YouTube in 8 minutes in this completely normal outfit. Come for the headpiece... stay for the business graphs https://youtu.be/7aybQb386oA
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That's awesome! #OwnYourLikes
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poetalegre
https://micro.blog/poetalegre
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Feb 6
@aaronpk All those greens are fantastic. It's like a fairy land.
Thanks! It really is! -
Portland, Oregon • Sat, February 6, 2021 12:35pm
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at Doe DonutsPortland, Oregon • Sat, February 6, 2021 7:14am
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there shouldn't be a face book
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Portland, Oregon • Fri, February 5, 2021 4:56pm
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Ben Werdmüller
https://werd.io/profile/benwerd
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Feb 5
How might I build a front end only Disqus-like comments section (i.e., add one line of JS, get comments on a page) with no centralized components, no blockchain, and no required authentication? Is there a decentralized key value store I'm missing?
If you had enough visitors always on the page you could "store" them in webtorrents, so that all the visitors to your site would be participating in storing all the comments. -
Pretty stoked about the stickers going out to people who completed the 20 in 2020 savings challenges on the OMD forums! Little different then I planned on at the the beginning of 2020 😂
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Portland, Oregon • Fri, February 5, 2021 11:42am
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Dominik Tomicevic
https://twitter.com/dtomicevic
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Feb 5
Ended up getting an AJA KUMO 1616 12G instead. The VideoHub mod is expensive to ship and import to where I live. Very happy with the KUMO so far, it's small and fanless. It doesn't have any controls on the front panel, but the web interface and Companion do the job.
Ah very nice! I knew 16 wasn't going to be enough for me so I would have had to jump up to the 32x32 which is quite a bit more expensive -
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