@ner3y I have great memories of using ICQ. It was the messaging app my then girlfriend and I used when we were living in different countries.
@ner3y I have great memories of using ICQ. It was the messaging app my then girlfriend and I used when we were living in different countries.
@frankreiff One question, one email message. Sounds like good etiquette to me… 🇳🇱
@jade “only” a mile? To me that is quite the accomplishment.
@frank No, the posts that have a title appear just as they should. It seems like there might be a problem with how the information is being interpreted, given that your feed isn't very different from the usual Micro.blog feeds, except for the style and the image in the feed.
I'm using Reeder to read my feeds, and I'll let them know about this problem too.
@frank I don’t know whether it is related to the changes you mention in this post, but lately all your posts show up in my feed reader with “The avatar of the author of this website” as the post title.
@ton Plain markdown files give full control to the user at the expense of making it more cumbersome for platforms to add features and keep information easy to read.
@cdevroe You probably don’t need any hashtag
@ayjay Just like in Europe, they exist, but are not easy to find. One of the most famous examples of self-management is The Morning Star Company. You might also be interested in this example: www.corporate-rebels.com/blog/beys...
@maique Spectacular photos 😍
@manton This is great news! Now I don’t have to open Bluesky anymore to check whether I have any replies.
@felipe Ya lo veo. Micro.blog ha incluido el punto al final de la frase en el enlace. El enlace correcto es canasto.es/contacto
@felipe Hola Felipe!
Acabo de ver tu mensaje. No sé cómo contactarte por interno, pero me puedes escribir desde canasto.es/contacto.
@frank Ik ben er eindelijk aan toegekomen: start.digitalefitheid.nl/c/pkmtool...
@pratik I also see my blogroll as a curated list of interesting people.
@frank Sounds like you found a new rabbit hole to explore 😀
@matthewlang I had the same thought, as I use stacks mainly for grouping the same kind of project from different customers
@gdp That’s not the kind of service you expect at a fast food place. Nice!
@manton I assume the free Twitter export blog remains free, right?
@Denny 😂
@ner3y No, it doesn’t know if you’re seeing something interesting , but does know whether your out on the streets and which apps you usually use in that context.
@ner3y Nice! I use the Siri Suggestions widget instead of manually selecting my most used apps. It’s amazing how fast it learns my habits and always show me app I need in that moment. For example, when I am at the gym, my gym’s app and the Notes app, where I keep the different exercises, show up. Also, I like how the apps are not always in the same position, to prevent me from mindlessly opening an app.
@Eggfreckles Setapp currently provides access to various iOS apps, several of which I actively utilize. The process involves receiving a QR code for installing a freemium version from the App Store (or manually installing it). Additionally, there's another QR code to unlock premium features within the app.
Considering the recent turmoil on this subject, I haven't fully contemplated the potential consequences. I sincerely hope they navigate these changes successfully without facing significant challenges.
@skoobz I've set that to automatic, so they are most of the time in greyscale because I am working in another app.
@frank Werk jij vaak in het Engels? Hoewel ik goed mijn talen beheers, vind ik zelf brainstorming vaak makkelijker in het Nederlands.
@skoobz I've got the batteries widget in my notification center. I like to see it once in a while, but don't want it always cluttering my desktop.