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Liked Terence Eden (@Edent@mastodon.social)
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Anyone who says they get more traffic to their site from Mastodon than Twitter is... misguided at best. Mastodon appends "noreferrer" to every external link. Your browser literally doesn't tell the server where it clicked from. Now, some writers might be putting different tracking on their Twitter and Mastdon links. But, by design, Mastodon doesn't show up in servers referral logs. Whether that's a good thing or not is left as an exercise for the reader.

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Liked :mastodon: Mike Amundsen (@mamund@mastodon.social)
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Seriously, Write Your API Spec First https://www.readysetcloud.io/blog/allen.helton/seriously-write-your-spec-first/ "Imagine you’re building a house. Would you rather the crew draft a blueprint ahead of time and build to that spec? Or would you rather them go off and build your house then create a blueprint of what they built when they were done?" -- #AllenHelton #ReadySetCloud #api360 #apiDesign #apiFirst

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Liked Adam Jones (@AutisticAdam@autistics.life)
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When people invite you to dinner/movie.. the chances are the activity is just an excuse to meet up and the real objective is to socialise. I find this endearing, for years I didn’t know this. I used to automatically assume that the suggested activity was the *main* purpose of a meet-up. I thought an invitation to dinner meant that the predominant point of focus was the FOOD, or an invitation to watch a movie meant the MOVIE was the centrepiece of the night. @actuallyautistic@a.gup.pe #actuallyautistic

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Liked Josh Simmons (@josh@josh.tel)
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Too spoon depleted to be diplomatic and return to the comments on one of my LinkedIn posts about #HealthAndSafety. Will have to wait. But two things strike me: 1) Requiring masks is doable at any scale of event. It's the most effective (cost & impact) way of mitigating spread of airborne disease. And if you have a Code of Conduct, you already have the tools for enforcement. 2) Stop putting the burden of inclusion on marginalized people 😠 #DEI #OpenSource #FOSS #Events #PHPledge

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Liked Adam Jones (@AutisticAdam@autistics.life)
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Just a few things I struggle with: - Having to put on a vivacious, inauthentic display of happiness at a moment’s notice. - Having to adjust to a new item coming into my possession. - Finding somewhere to put it. - Potentially having to change my plans/do something out of character to use the item. @actuallyautistic@a.gup.pe #actuallyautistic

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Liked jackyalciné (@jalcine@todon.eu)
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The one thing about writing for me, at least online, is that with my newsletter, I have no idea what people like unless they reply (and y'all do!). That lack of knowledge reduces my pressure to "make more like that" and allows me to just flow. With my website, that's also something I'll be able to discern since I have privacy respecting analytics. I'm tempted to remove that as well and use semantic engagement (likes, boosts) as such a metric. Or or or, I could just keep doing what I want.

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Liked Taylor Barnett-Torabi (@taylor_atx@hachyderm.io)
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I really hate that engineers have made "marketing" such a dirty word because honestly this last year I realized I'm actually a damn good "marketer" and somehow by saying that I fear I lose all my technical credibility. Engineering can build all the cool things they want, but if you can't market it, you are mostly shit out of luck.

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Liked I've finally got around to updating https://auth.hawx.me/ to use the prefixed api key format for tokens, which means I have removed all previous data. On the plus side the database no longer contains usable raw data https://github.com/hawx/relme-auth/pull/14 by Joshua Hawxwell 
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I've finally got around to updating https://auth.hawx.me/ to use the prefixed api key format for tokens, which means I have removed all previous data. On the plus side the database no longer contains …

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Liked Random Geek (@randomgeek@hackers.town)
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Doing some blog cleanup and pondering how most SSGs are built around an assumption that you'll get bored of your blog around 20-30 posts. Or maybe not so much the SSGs as the common blog templates. We're not even talking build speed here. More like information architecture changes needed when you go from "I should start a blog" to a multi-decade waltz of shamelessness with hundreds or thousands of posts. "Page 4 of 78" doesn't quite do it.

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Liked Ana Rodrigues (@ohhelloana@mastodon.social)
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Gutted to be missing this week's #bordernone and #IndieWebCamp - however, I'm going to be in touch with the IndieWeb folks in an hour! It's been a while, but this evening, I will be hosting Homebrew Website Club Europe/London! ✨ Join us via Zoom to discuss things like: - Demos of personal website breakthroughs; - Discussion around the independent web - Get to know other members of the #IndieWeb No need to RSVP, just turn up! https://events.indieweb.org/2023/10/homebrew-website-club-europe-london-EGwYcCQw7FMz