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Tom listened to Long White Veil

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Tom listened to MAMIII

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Tom listened to In Need of a Cure

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Tom listened to Kiss Her You Fool

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Tom listened to Folding Chair

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Tom listened to One Week

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Tom listened to Telephones

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Tom listened to Vibe so Hot

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Tom listened to Hollywood

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Tom listened to Gone for Good

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Tom listened to Honey

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Tom listened to Your Door

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Tom listened to legroom

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Tom listened to See The World

Tom walked 1.11 miles

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Awesome, sent a note through bridgy-fed via my blog

RE: fed.brid.gy/r/https://tomcasav

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I went with landscape

tomcasavant.com/photography/

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either way I think this was my favorite photo from the day

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Anyone have a preference towards one of these photos or the other? I'm leaning towards the landscape one I think

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Tom starred GothenburgBitFactory/timewarrior

Tom walked 2.25 miles

Tom bookmarked Free Faces.

This website is a curated collection of typefaces that are available under a variety of free licences somewhere on the interwebs.

Tom walked 1.29 miles

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Pain

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people, looks like @ColumbusDispatc is federated now if you need some local news

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Anyways it'd be cool if had better support for Article types instead of it just being a title and a link. A read more button that takes me to a article view in the app/web that contains the entire article would be pretty cool. I think hometown does something like that

Tom biked 10.80 miles

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One potentially cool thing that could come with News orgs. using is they could send a notification to you whenever your post is embedded in an article. Like, "Buzzfeed just quoted you in 'Top 10 Lamest Posts of all Time'"

Tom walked 2.52 miles

Tom bookmarked Halo Combat Devolved.

"On November 15, 2001, Bungie released its legendary first-person shooter for the original xBox. As a longtime fan of Halo: Combat Evolved, I 'm creating a faithful demake for the Game Boy Color using GB Studio."

Tom bookmarked IPFS Podcasting.

"IPFSPodcasting.net manages decentralized distribution of podcasts using the IPFS network.

Podcast clients subscribe to the "IPFS Enabled" feed (a copy of the original feed). When a new episode is available, it is downloaded via IPFS Gateways. "

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Tom starred hoppscotch/hoppscotch

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Tom starred ai-robots-txt/ai.robots.txt

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Tom starred meta-llama/llama3

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Tom bookmarked Tiny Awards.

"Tiny Awards exist to celebrate the personal internet, what we described last year as ‘the other web, the one that is small and handmade and isn’t trying to sell you anything or monetise anything but which instead is about people using the digital tools we all have access to to make the sorts of small, personal experiences that you tend not to see ‘in feed’’."

Tom bookmarked pygamelib.

"A (not so) small python library for console (as in terminal) game development. It is developed as a framework to help learn development and python in an entertaining way. "

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Tom starred pygamelib/pygamelib

Tom bookmarked Feedsearch.

Feedsearch provides a simple API for searching websites for RSS, Atom, and JSON feeds.

The long-term goal of Feedsearch is to provide a comprehensive, publicly accessible repository of feed information by saving the location and metadata of all crawled feeds.

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Tom starred finity69x2/nws_alerts

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Tom starred icosa-foundation/open-blocks

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Tom starred patrickweaver/irlhtml

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Tom starred Athou/commafeed

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Someone needs to convince Jon Bois to bridge his account to the fediverse, it's not fair that Bluesky gets exclusive access to the greatest poster in history

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Tom starred sinaatalay/rendercv

Tom ran 3.11 miles

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Tom bookmarked WiiLink.

"WiiLink is an open source replacement for Nintendo's servers for both WiiConnect24 and Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection, allowing online connectivity for all, even after the original servers were discontinued!"

Tom biked 10.30 miles

Tom bookmarked VNC Resolver.

VNC Resolver is a website dedicated to showcasing all the insecure VNCs across the world. Last scan was done on May 10, 2023 and is currently ongoing.

(See a new VNC every hour at @vncresolver@fedi.computernewb.com)

Tom walked 2.34 miles

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Added a notification setup so I get alerted when someone I follow from bluesky/threads opts-in. I was too lazy to create another bot account so it just alerts me from the RSS bot

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Has anyone done a deep dive on how the cost of my server is dependent on how many times my posts are boosted and as a result I'm financially encouraged to make worse posts and that's why all my mastoposts suck

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I know it's really not the time but why isn't @joebiden@threads.net federating his non-potus account, would've been great to be able to share news straight from the source

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Weird that Threads doesn't let you access your following/followers through the API

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Made a quick python script to attempt to follow all of your Threads follows (if they're federated) and Bluesky follows (via @bsky.brid.gy) in your fediverse account (via Mastodon API)

github.com/TomCasavant/SocialS

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Shout out to these accounts while I'm here:
@emarktaylor ( @emarktaylor.bsky.social )
@jon
@slessans2
@thomas
@jetsmetsclown
@Padres

Tom bookmarked Library Extension.

"Easily discover books and ebooks available at your local library!

As you browse books and e-books, the Library Extension can check your library's online catalog and display the availability of that item on the same page."

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Tom bookmarked Rebels in the Sky.

P2P terminal game about spacepirates playing basketball across the galaxy

Tom bookmarked Get the screen width & height without JavaScript.

Just thought this was pretty cool, uses @property & trigonometric functions to determine screen size without using javascript

Tom walked 0.67 miles

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Tom bookmarked MOStodon.

A Commodore 64 Mastodon Client. (A C64 compatible Modem is required.)

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Tom bookmarked PyThreads.

A Python wrapper of Meta's Threads API

Tom walked 2.58 miles

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Tom bookmarked Salad Theory.

A comprehensive, precise, and pedantic branch of set theory pertaining to food categorization.

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Tom bookmarked Wikipedia:Size in volumes.

This page displays the current size of a hypothetical print edition of the English Wikipedia (without images) in print volumes, per mathematical calculation

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Tom bookmarked Reverse Engineering TicketMaster's Rotating Barcodes (SafeTix).

Generate barcodes of pre purchased tickets

"I think we can all agree: Fuck TicketMaster. I hope their sleazy product managers and business majors read this and throw a tantrum. I hope their devs read this and feel embarrassed. It’s rare that I feel genuine malice towards other developers, but to those who designed this system, I say: Shame."

Tom walked 1.43 miles

Tom bookmarked Netgotchi.

reversed pwnagotchi : netgotchi lives to protect your network

Tom bookmarked Birb.

Birb is an advanced programming language that only consists of bird emojis 🐣. Each emoji gets substituted by a combinator bird of pure lambda calculus.

Tom ran 2.35 miles

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Tom bookmarked Streams.

"An open source fediverse server with a long history of innovation. The primary focus is on privacy, consent, resilience, and the corresponding improvements in online safety that this provides."

Features: Federated Access Control : Works with Federated Single Sign-on to provide private/protected media and web resources to anybody, including those visiting from different sites.

Groups : Public, private, and moderated. These work across nearly all fediverse platforms.

Events : Calendar and attendance; automatic timezone adjusted birthday notifications for friends using this feature.

Permissions : Because not everybody wishes to converse with and share intimate facets of their life with random strangers.

Cloud storage : Built-in network file storage integrated with federated access control and social networking access/permissions. Available over WebDAV.

Editor : Supports markdown, html, and bbcode. Use any or all of these in any post to create a media rich experience. Post editing and preview are supported.

Share : Drag-and-drop a number of different things such as files, photos, videos, webpages, maps, fediverse articles, and phone numbers to share them.

Lists : Sometimes referred to as circles or aspects, this lets you define your own groups of related friends and communicate with them as a private group.

Extend : Change or upgrade your software functionality as desired by installing additional features from addons and the free app collection.

Guest Pass: Provide special guest access to private resources and media - on your terms.

Friend Zoom: Set your degree of closeness to any connection and then interactively zoom in to filter your stream to close friends; or zoom out to see posts by casual acquaintances.

Location Services: Check-in, check-out, and search by distance

Delivery Reports: In a decentralised multi-platform world, stuff happens. Sites and networks sometimes go down. Project developers sometimes introduce bugs and incompatibilities. This allows you to determine what happened to your post or comment and where it actually went once you published it.

Failsafe: Clone your online identity and content to multiple sites using the Nomad protocol and mirror any changes in near realtime. Then, if your chosen site goes down (either temporarily or permanently) or you get booted off of it for some reason, your online life doesn't have to come to an end or force you to start over. All your friends and all your content are available on any of your cloned instances - at any time.

Provides the ActivityPub "Client to Server" API for use with external apps.

Tom bookmarked ShadPS4.

PS4 emulator for Windows and Linux

Github: https://github.com/shadps4-emu/shadps4

Tom biked 7.00 miles

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Ducks Can Drive #Steamdeck

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Tom created a issue in TomCasavant/wikibot: Didn't post on February 20th

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Tom created a issue in TomCasavant/wikibot: Content Type doesn't seem to be supported