I had a really good phone call with my long-time friend Alan last night. It made me appreciate having people you can be vulnerable with and how that can improve my mood. That also reminded me I should really start talking to a therapist.
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"text": "Even if they do support it... thinking more about it, making the reader chop up the html body formatted in who knows what way and transform it into a nice feed seems like a terrible idea. And what about all these BS pages that don't even exist really until the JS runs?"
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"text": "Most of the \"big\" readers don't support microformats yet, but the #indieweb community is making some progress. Check out @aaronpk's post https://aaronparecki.com/2018/04/20/46/indieweb-reader-my-new-home-on-the-internet.\n\nI use https://granary.io to convert my h-feed to Atom. It's more DRY than maintaining a separate XML file.",
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Here’s a trio that does not exist, conjured from the immense sound library that is Native Instruments’ Komplete. I programmed the drum track and performed the Rhodes and bass tracks live.
The value of today’s music software bundles is incredible: a few hundred dollars buys more sonic possibilities than one can explore in a lifetime, including — it would seem — the possibility of a jazz trio that doesn’t exist.
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