This is my periodic PSA: please check out the Inactive Account Manager on Google and Facebook Trusted Friends feature. It’ll help your loved ones get access to your social media accounts should something happen to you.
Here’s the link for Google:
google.com/settings/accou…
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"text": "This is my periodic PSA: please check out the Inactive Account Manager on Google and Facebook Trusted Friends feature. It\u2019ll help your loved ones get access to your social media accounts should something happen to you.\n\nHere\u2019s the link for Google:\ngoogle.com/settings/accou\u2026",
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Went on a bike ride down to the waterfront today. The air isn't all that much worse outside than inside this point especially with an N95 mask, so thought it'd be a fun adventure.
This photo is not desaturated, this is what it actually looks like in Portland right now.
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"text": "Today\u2019s early NFL games have featured TDs by three former @CanesFootball Tight Ends \u2014 David Njoku, Greg Olsen, and Jimmy Graham. #TEU",
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"text": "Hello IndieWeb friends and family!\u00a0\nSave the Date\nAfter some back-and-forth, several of us have carved out some time over the weekend of November 14-15 to co-host IndieWebCamp East 2020. We hope you\u2019ll be able to join us.\nIf you\u2019re interested in a weekend full of IndieWeb related activities, sessions, learning, creating, and coming together in a warm and inviting community of people who care about and help craft the web, please save the date.\nAs its title indicates, the camp will be organized around Eastern Standard Time in the Americas from the early morning\u00a0 to the late afternoon over Saturday and Sunday that weekend. Because we\u2019re hosting the camp completely free and online, people of all ability levels and locales across the world are welcome to and encouraged to attend.\nWe hope folks will help us plan some surrounding social activities on Friday night before camp launches and the evenings of camp, but those details will be announced at a later date and time.\nDetails relating to (free) tickets and the ability to RSVP will be announced and available shortly. If you comment on this post or like/repost the syndicated copy on Twitter, we\u2019ll be sure to notify you as details progress. You can also optionally sign up for the IndieWeb Newsletter to receive weekly updates that will include information about upcoming camps and events.\nIf you\u2019ve never attended an IndieWebCamp before, we\u2019ve written up some details about what you can expect at an IndieWebCamp to whet your appetite. You can also browse our archive of past camps with archived session notes, posts, and videos.\nCall for Organizers/Volunteers\nIndieWebCamps and related events are completely volunteer driven. This means we\u2019ll need your help not only in seeing your bright, shining faces in attendance and actively participating on the days of camp, but in actually putting together and organizing the camp.\nIf you have some time to volunteer as a co-organizer or an area volunteer, please drop us a note in the comments below or in the IndieWeb Meta Chat Channel.\nNo prior experience or expertise is necessary. There are many of us around who have put together one or more parts of camp and related events before, and we\u2019re here to help you learn if you need it. There\u2019s also some helpful wiki pages with details. Helping to volunteer can be a great way to give back to the community. It can also be helpful if you\u2019ve wanted to become more involved, but don\u2019t know how. Perhaps if you\u2019ve wanted to begin organizing other events like Homebrew Website Clubs, this could be a great stepping stone.\nThere are a variety of areas we could use help in as well as ideas for things we could be missing or might also be doing. A diversity and plurality of voices and ideas can help us continue improving our camp experiences. Below are a handful of areas we could use help/volunteers for:\nPre-camp\nGeneral organizing\nKeynote ideas/invitations\nSponsor wrangling\nWiki gardening\nCreating the primary camp landing page: https://2020.indieweb.org/east\n\nAccessibility\nFamily friendly planning/programming (Kids track anyone?)\nOutreach\nMarketing\nSurrounding social events / pre-party / etc.\nOthers?\nDuring camp\nCo-hosts for Zoom rooms to help on the tech side and oversee\n\nCode of Conduct\u00a0point of contact(s)\nNote taking during camp and sessions\nWiki gardening\nWelcoming newcomers\nIdeas that may need help/work:\u00a0Planning Notes and Brainstorming\n\nOthers?\nRemember more hands make light work and the camaraderie and your ideas, inspiration, and effort can make everyone\u2019s experience at camp even better and more fruitful.\u00a0\nYou can start volunteering today, by saving the date and inviting a few friends to join you.\nSee you soon!\nI and everyone else in the IndieWeb community look forward to seeing you at Camp in November or at upcoming events before then!",
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Two kids of programmers in the world:
Those who see being polyglot as a virtue.
Those who see being polyglot as a smell.
I'm the latter. The devs I admire most have gone *deep* in a single language for many years. Find your jam, and then get really, really, really good at it.
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WTF I turn on football and see @dish removed @NFL Red Zone. No one ever switch to dish. They care nothing for customers and just want to get in dumb carrier fights out of pride.
No YES network, no HBO, now no @NFL total BS. Cancel plans everyone.
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"text": "I am down with \u2066@aaronpk\u2069 who is live-streaming from the Hawthorne bridge in 5 minutes - it\u2019s smoke as far as the eye can see youtu.be/hdtRSEWb_e0",
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“This shouldn’t come as a surprise to anyone. Maybe we underestimated the magnitude and speed.”
Climate Apocalypse Now — How climate change is fueling record-breaking wildfires, heat and smog.
latimes.com/california/sto…
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