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aaronpk_tv
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Any attempt to remove my tweets that link to my other social media accounts, not violating any law, would actually make #twitter an editorial media, and no longer a social media platform, with civil and criminal liability for *any* illegal content therein. https://help.twitter.com/en/rules-and-policies/social-platforms-policy
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Pablo
https://twitter.com/pablogl
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Dec 18
Is your website stack open-source? I'm keen to implement something more than just webfinger on mine and am looking for inspiration.
It's not, but mostly because it's pretty messy. I do have this which is a standalone ActivityPub project meant to integrate into other sites, needs some updates though. https://github.com/aaronpk/Nautilus -
brian schrader
https://twitter.com/sonicrocketman
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Dec 18
Did you build the activity pub stuff yourself or are you using something under the hood?
I built it directly into my site in like 2018. Finally paid off haha -
Aaron Parecki
https://aaronparecki.com/
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Dec 16
Let's see if I get banned for linking to my own website, which you can also follow from Mastodon.
https://aaronparecki.com/@aaronpk
wow I didn't expect the policy to get written to actually prohibit linking to other platforms like Mastodon... good thing my website is not running Mastodon and is my own first-party platform, not third-party.
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This is the last straw. I give up. You can find a link to my new Mastodon profile on my site.
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🔴 Live Q&A! Live demo of Comica AD5 and RGBvoice AI tracking camera
We're back in the studio for another round of live Q&A about streaming gear, the ATEM Mini, the YoloBox, flying drones, and travel cameras! Bring your questions and we'll have a great time!continue reading... -
My initial thoughts on the @gumroad price increase:
The 10% flat fee "no longer includes credit card processing fees", which means it's more like a 12.9% fee to sell on the platform.
We do ~$100K/mo in sales, so this would make our fees go up to roughly $13,000/mo.
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NickFlightX has captured on video the perfect synchronized touchdowns at SFO (San Francisco Airport) with a United 737 MAX 9 and Alaska E175 landing together.
[more clips by the author: https://buff.ly/3uUEjq6]
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Nathan Barry
https://twitter.com/nathanbarry
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Dec 17
We don't charge bandwidth fees, but we wouldn't be able to support files that large. Could you host them on S3?
hm, I suppose so, but I'd want to use the S3 signed request thing to avoid persistent links to the files being available. Looks like Shopify does that built in with their digital downloads app. -
Brett Slatkin
https://twitter.com/haxor
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Dec 17
The alternative federated protocols seem too complicated. I see a lot about the need for progressive enhancement on the web, but when it comes to communication systems people seem to abandon that requirement. Part of my nostalgia for RSS comes from how easy it was to get started.
Yes! This is exactly why we've been taking this more incremental approach with #IndieWeb building blocks, like adding Microformats to turn a web page into a parseable feed, then Webmention to enable conversations, etc.
