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I go on stage in a little over 26 hours at @TEDxMtHood - and I am really excited to watch all the other speakers, who based on every conversation I have had, are smart, talented, wildly interesting people. If you wanna see it live, tix are still available http://www.tedxmthood.com
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My speaking schedule for the remainder of 2018:
☁️ Oct 16: @okta User Group in Salt Lake City
🔒 Oct 16: @CSA_CO in Denver
🔥 Oct 18: @connect_js in Atlanta
🌉 Oct 22-25: @OracleCodeOne in SF
🌃 Nov 15: @cjug in Chicago
🌴 Dec 3-5: #RichWeb in Florida -
Made a list of things I might work on at #indieweb camp Nuremberg next week https://www.zylstra.org/blog/2018/10/indiewebcamp-potential-list-of-things-to-do/
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Sounds like a great time! Glad you all had fun! Also, don’t feel pressure to rename it to Homebrew Website Club. At the last Organizers Meetup, IndieWeb Meetup was actually discussed as a likely possible rebranding of HWC, so you all might just be ahead of the curve! When I relaunch my local meetup, I’ll be calling it IndieWeb Meetup as well!
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Some thoughts following the first ever Vancouver IndieWeb Meetup: https://patdryburgh.com/blog/vancouver-indieweb-meetup/
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Posted 28 photos: Last days in Vilnius, mostly cafe-hopping. The park/pedestrian area through the center of town has a special lane for mobile phone users.. #travel https://rhiaro.co.uk/2018/09/photos-vilnius-4
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It's https://developur.rs day with @laura!
I really enjoyed this one: https://developur.rs/posts/laura-kalbag/
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🍩 We’ve got talk videos from August!!
📒 @ctaylo21 on how Webpack actually works!
📦 @nishakmr on sensible container build reproducibility!
💯 @angelariggs_ on creating a culture of quality assurance!
❤️ sponsor @oktadev
📹 producer @aaronpk
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Yes! People, please create blogs instead of just Twitter threads. They're so much more enjoyable to read. #OwnYourContent #BlogsForever
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i remember my mp3 player, one of those clickwheel ipods, and it was just a hard drive with a headphone jack. you could boot and partition the hard drive or add music by just loading files -- things that today would be considered wicked hacks on proprietary systems were a matter of drag-and-drop in 2003.
