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Lindsay Wardell
@lindsay@lindsaykwardell.com

@shaneafsar I think it wouldn’t be too much effort, honestly. The larger issue may be allowing data to flow back into your Astro site. Not sure how the API works, but it’d be interesting to find out!

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@lindsay@lindsaykwardell.com

Feel like the ChatGPT would be good for generating writing prompts.

In the beginning, the pantheon of gods gathered together to create a new and wondrous creature. They debated and discussed, and finally they settled on the idea of creating ants. The gods worked together, using their great powers to shape and form the ants. They gave them strong and agile bodies, capable of carrying great weights and moving quickly across the earth. They gave them sharp eyes, so that they could see even the smallest details. And they gave them a strong sense of community, so that they could work together and accomplish great things. When the gods had finished their work, they looked upon the ants with great pride and satisfaction. The ants were a marvel to behold, and the gods knew that they had created something truly wonderful. The gods then sent the ants out into the world, to live and thrive and flourish. And the ants obeyed, spreading out across the earth and establishing their colonies. They worked hard and tirelessly, building their nests and gathering food. They fought bravely against their enemies, and they overcame many challenges and obstacles. And as the years passed, the ants continued to thrive and grow. They became one of the most successful and resilient species on the earth, and they were a source of great pride to the pantheon of gods. The gods watched over the ants, and they were pleased with their creation. And the ants, in turn, praised and worshiped the gods, grateful for the gifts that they had been given.
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@lindsay@lindsaykwardell.com

@iSeven07 I use it about once a month, and that mostly through the app. I don’t enjoy the site at all.

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@lindsay@lindsaykwardell.com

@kevinctofel Realky wish Google had been able to focus on Chromebooks more, I was super excited about the Pixelbook and then it went nowhere. They seem like such a great device for so many people.

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@lindsay@lindsaykwardell.com
<input type="datetime-local"> - HTML: HyperText Markup Language | MDN
<input> elements of type datetime-local create input controls that let the user easily enter both a date and a time, including the year, month, and day as well as the time in hours and minutes.
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Screenshot of an article snippet from MDN about the Y10K problem. "In many servers, dates are stored as numbers instead of as strings--numbers of a fixed size and agnostic of format (aside from endianness). After the year 10,000, those numbers will just be a bit bigger than before, so many servers will not see issues with forms submitted after the year 10,000. The problem is with the client side of things: parsing of dates with more than 4 digits in the year. It's that simple. Just prepare your code for any number of digits. Do not only prepare for 5 digits. Here is JavaScript code for programmatically setting the value. Why worry about the Y10K problem if it is going to happen many centuries after your death? Exactly because you will already be dead, so the companies using your software will be stuck using your software without any other coder who knows the system well enough to come in and fix it."
<input type="datetime-local"> - HTML: HyperText Markup Language | MDN
<input> elements of type datetime-local create input controls that let the user easily enter both a date and a time, including the year, month, and day as well as the time in hours and minutes.
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@lindsay@lindsaykwardell.com
GoatCounter – open source web analytics
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Lindsay Wardell
@lindsay@lindsaykwardell.com

A bit over a week later, I now have ~118 views from Mastodon, and 13 from Twitter. Despite the timeline not being algorithmic, I'm getting more views from Mastodon.

I also got 13 views from another site's blog post that referenced my post, so Twitter's showing here is really not great.

Again, I know that this is going to be biased since I'm writing about Mastodon, but I thought it was noteworthy.

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Lindsay Wardell
@lindsay@lindsaykwardell.com
Alias your Mastodon username to your own domain with Jekyll
Mastodon is different to most online services. It is a federated network, so when you set up an account you need to choose a server to use. Your username then...
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Lindsay Wardell
@lindsay@lindsaykwardell.com

@andy I have a small purse that I use at home when I'm wearing an outfit without pockets so that I can have a pocket.

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Lindsay Wardell
@lindsay@lindsaykwardell.com

2023 is only a month away. This year cannot end fast enough.

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@starshaped I’m in the same boat, I think I’m just going to walk through some context, then go month by month.

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Lindsay Wardell
@lindsay@lindsaykwardell.com
Richard Feldman on Twitter
“Are you planning to do #AdventOfCode 2022? Want to try a bleeding-edge language that's fast, friendly, and functional? If so, consider trying @roc_lang! Here's a quick guide to get started with Roc for Advent of Code: https://t.co/FI5rjxvHTw”
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@BlackOakBindery any chance of making one that’s college ruled? It looks so nice!

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Lindsay Wardell
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@culi I’m glad it was useful!

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@lindsay@lindsaykwardell.com

@zkat this is the first Pokémon game I’ve played in years, and even with the bugs and issues it is such a fun game.

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@lindsay@lindsaykwardell.com

I just can’t this Thanksgiving 😞

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