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blog.andrewcantino.com
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| | | | | This is my third post about Huginn, a tool that I've been working on with the generous support of other open source collaborators. Huginn is a light-weight platform for building data-gathering and data-reacting tasks for everyday life. Think of it as an open source Yahoo! Pipes, IFTTT, or Zapier. | |
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nickwallen.co
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| | | | | Here's a list of Social Media RSS feeds. Good for backing data up, displaying on your blog, and also if you want one window or dashboard to see everything happening in one place. For those unfamiliar with RRS or readers, read this and set yourself up with Google Reader. Note: substitute "nickwallen" for your user... | |
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cliophate.wtf
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| | | | | A pattern I spotted recently: Whenever I get into a new hobby or have a new interest, I create a folder in my RSS app. I then add all the websites I can find ... | |
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cogley.jp
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| | | Version 3 of the static site generator Lume was released after a Herculean dev cycle. It's an incredibly flexible and powerful SSG written in Typescript by Óscar Otero. | ||
