🅦🅞🅡🅓🄸🄿🄻🅈 #10 🌟 Length Score: 76 🚀 Letter Score: 55 🔗 Play Wordiply: https://www.wordiply.com 🎬 Today’s starter: 🄴🄽🄳
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I’ve deleted all my tweets via their tweet ID in my backup of tweets, and no tweets appear under my profile, but my tweet count remains at 877, only two less than the number of tweets in this sentence.
Bummed to have to do more with the API 🙃
I’ve managed to setup a self-hosted installation of FreshRSS and configure NetNewsWire to sync with it in under an hour. 😎
Now I have the same feeds and feed items on my (Android) phone as my Mac and I can go eat lunch.
In reply to: https://jeremyfelt.com/notes/3e731671499299/
Second 503 error in the middle of the night. 49% complete!
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Literally 5 minutes after posting this, the script crashed because of a 503 error. 🙃
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20% done. It’s been fun to visit my profile randomly throughout the day to see bits from 2018 and 2017 fly by.
Lots of good banter.
DELETE requests to Twitter’s API are rate-limited to 50 per 15 minutes—one every 18 seconds. I’ve set a 20 second interval and will now stare at this screen for the next 4.6 days.
Twitter is about 2 steps from Elon approving every tweet before it’s published.
Free as in tweet.
In reply to: https://jeremyfelt.com/notes/68bf1670738695/
Or is it two Misters Darcy 🤔
I need to amend my silly simple axioms to include something about free speech “absolutism”, though it may already fit under “I’m an Originalist”.
Some of these toddler clothes should really come in adult sizes. I have some reindeer sweater jealousy today—kid looks sharp!
In reply to: Chuck's weekly update
I can picture the “that?” phase coming, though we aren’t there yet.
A is very excited to let us know the kettle is hot when he’s up at the counter (whether or not the kettle is actually hot): “Hot! Hot! Hot! Hot!”
Breakfast tacos!
Operation Mincemeat was a fun spy movie based on a true story with a sub plot in which two Mr. Darcys are after the same woman.
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To shipping, again 🥃
‘Tis the season, the moon is right.
Björk’s Bachelorette is always so good.
I haven’t been able to dig up a reason, but adding a new line to the end of a private ED25519 key sure did fix the error in one of our GitHub action deployments.
