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aaronpk_tv
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San Francisco, California • Sun, March 18, 2018 1:41pm
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San Francisco, California • Sun, March 18, 2018 1:37pm
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San Francisco, California • Sun, March 18, 2018 1:30pm
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Someone is helping me pack for tomorrow
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Many thanks to @aaronpk of Backpedal Productions (https://backpedal.tv) for lending us the recording equipment while he was out of town and for producing the videos. Many thanks also to @stenoknight (http://stenoknight.com) for her rapid and spot-on captioning, as ever!
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The @IndieWebCamp is back in town during #btconf Düsseldorf. Join us for two exciting days, taking place at our friends @sipgateDE home. https://beyondtellerrand.com/events/duesseldorf-2018/side-events/indiewebcamp
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at Open SignalPortland, Oregon • Thu, March 15, 2018 6:29pmTeaching Publishing Your Podcast! #StreamPDX
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Garrett Coakley
https://polytechnic.co.uk
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Mar 15
Great. There's an #indieweb channel on the Digital Oxford Slack, or watch this space.
Saw some posts from your lightning talk last night! Feel free to drop by the #indieweb Slack to talk about planning IndieWebCamp Oxford! https://chat.indieweb.org/slack -
Got around to looking at the first four chapters of @anomalily 's new purrsonal finance workbook Get Your Money Together, and it's SO GOOD!
Highly recommended as a guide for anyone that loves cats and maybe doesn't quite love #personalfinance (yet!)
https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/2052814389/get-your-money-together-your-purr-fect-finance-wor -
Extra Z in timestamps
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Next, @garrettc briefly talked about #IndieWeb: the idea that the content you post online should belong to you, and should then be syndicated to other sites.
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nitinthewiz
https://github.com/nitinthewiz
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Mar 14
Ah, yes, using the .env file makes sense. I've got only one database and so it doesn't matter. But I could see someone using different databases for different purposes (one for day trips, another for hiking?) and so need different maps.
But as I said, while writing it, I decided to move permanently to the mapbox tiles and have made the change on my install.
Say, what and how do you use different databases? Is your installation used by different people?
I have a primary database for my GPS logs, and I have another big one for all my weather data. Every 5 minutes a script checks my current location, looks up the weather at that location, and writes it to that database. That’s how the little weather info appears on my posts. I’ve also used other databases for testing the app so I can write to a test DB, or storing other home automation data. -
Portland, Oregon • Wed, March 14, 2018 5:47pmHomebrew Microblog Meetup! #indieweb — with microformats
