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@amy0223 I read The Exchange when it came out, but I think I want to reread The Firm and then reread The Exchange to see if there are things I missremember.

@matt Right now I'm doing Innoreader on desktop, mostly because I haven't gotten around to setting up TinyTinyRSS, and for mobile I like Lire on iOS. You can also do Innoreader on mobile, and I like Innoreader because it gives me the option to put feeds into folders so I can browse by topic/subject.

@matt HN is in my RSS reader, so I look at it reasonably often. After the Twitter implosion though I really leaned in hard to federated social media (not just Mastodon, honestly mostly indieweb stuff), and RSS, which I never gave up.

@simon Maybe this is wrong, but at this point I'm pretty judgy of disability rights orgs who are on Twitter at this point. I mean if they think they're going to educate Elon into doing accessibility they're just amazingly naieve especially by this point.

We're glad you're here.

The difference is that a lot of the people who did this back in the 70's realized a long time ago that "Yeah maybe this wasn't such a hot idea".

@technolass Same.

I take it you got your new gear? If so, awesome!

Wait now I have to find this.

Yes. Yes they do.

I'm glad you had such a restful and enjoyable Shabbat.

@alexstandiford Yes. Yes it does. I hope you're able to get things settled soon Alex.

@alexstandiford Yes. Yes it does. I hope you're able to get things settled soon Alex.

@va3db Good for you. Some long-time operators need to realize that you cannot gatekeep the hobby and then complain about how so few people pick it up.

I think I like this way of looking at it. I mean, that doesn't help any of us whose bosses expect the thing to get deployed, but silver linings and all that.

I'm glad you had a lunch you enjoyed Rick and I hope your day is going well.

So if you're reliant on REST API stuff don't use them because they will (a) casche your endpoints and (b) even when you exclude those from casche they'll end up back in the cue. Pagely is a little more expensive but doesn't tend to have these issues.

I think for managed hosting, WPEngine or Pagely are better than the traditional hosts who have decided to get into managed hosting. Of those two, WPEngine tends to not accommodate things like Python clients and indieweb stuff very well at all, specifically indieauth and micropub, both of which require API endpoints. +

This sounds like a yummy dinner, and I hope your headache goes away soon.

Is that like the Little Drummer Boy Challenge?