There’s a nice feature on RSS apps (best viewed on iOS) in the App Store today.

There’s a nice feature on RSS apps (best viewed on iOS) in the App Store today.

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Posted a new Timetable with a few updates on Sunlit, the updated help.micro.blog

Posted a new Timetable with a few updates on Sunlit, the updated help.micro.blog home page, and when to upgrade servers.

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Haven’t actively used EC2 in a while, but wanted to check out the pricing after this week’s…

Haven’t actively used EC2 in a while, but wanted to check out the pricing after this week’s announcement that Amazon is making their own CPUs. On first glance, the “a1” instances don’t look cheaper. Maybe it’s not right to compare them directly to comparable “t3” instances?

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Hi Austin!

Hi Austin! NSDrinking is tonight, 8pm at Radio. Join us for a chat about Apple development over a coffee or beer. ☕🍻

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Sent the latest Sunlit 2.3.1 build to beta testers. Anyone can now join the beta with this link.

Sent the latest Sunlit 2.3.1 build to beta testers. Anyone can now join the beta with this link.

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There’s a really good follow-up about the App Store monopoly in today’s Stratechery daily update.

There’s a really good follow-up about the App Store monopoly in today’s Stratechery daily update. Focusing on in-app purchase (digital goods) paints a very clear picture of why Apple’s rules need to change.

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Good news for Sunlit users: @cheesemaker tracked down that crash that had been eluding us and we…

Good news for Sunlit users: @cheesemaker tracked down that crash that had been eluding us and we have a fix ready to go this week. Waiting for Apple to approve it.

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Testing.

Beto has a new blog

I wish it wasn’t hosted on Medium, where you can’t even use your own domain name, but I’m glad to see some long-form posts from Beto O’Rourke after the election. It shouldn’t surprise anyone who has heard Beto speak that he is also a great blogger: I walked over to the north wall and read Lincoln’s second inaugural address. My body warm, blood flowing through me, moving my legs as I read, the words so present in a way that I can’t describe or explain except that I’m so much more alive in the middle of a run, and so are the words I was reading.

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Test photo.

New version of Sunlit is out today with a couple improvements and especially a focus on stability.

Hello photos from Instagram.

Testing.

Portland Trip

2018-06-25 Walking through the park. 2018-06-26 Morning keynote at IndieWeb Summit and then meetup after the first day. 2018-06-28 My Airbnb was perfect. One block away was a great coffee shop. Also a shot here over the bridge.

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Testing.

Preview of Sunlit 2.2

As I get ready to fly to Portland this morning for IndieWeb Summit, I wanted to give a quick preview video of the upcoming Sunlit 2.2 release. We are very excited about the new Timeline tab, which brings an Instagram-like experience to the app for the first time. There is so much potential for photo blogging. As you watch the video, remember that all these posts are coming from someone’s blog, usually at their own domain name.

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From the loop around Lake Charles, Louisiana on the drive home.

From the loop around Lake Charles, Louisiana on the drive home.

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Road trip today. Crossing over some train tracks out in the country.

Road trip today. Crossing over some train tracks out in the country.

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IndieWeb Summit next week

I’ll be in Portland next week for IndieWeb Summit. Marty McGuire has a nice overview and invitation for anyone to attend: IWS kicks off with a pre-party on Monday evening at the Pine Street Market where you can enjoy some great handmade food and drinks. More importantly, you can meet and befriend some of the most earnest and clever folks I know when it comes to having fun being yourself on the web.

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On campus this morning. Texas Memorial Museum poking up through the trees.

On campus this morning. Texas Memorial Museum poking up through the trees.

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Testing: