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Internet of "Just Janitor Things"
I suspect these are simple bluetooth low energy beacons. Will find out more on my next visit. I have to wonder about the cost-benefit of these. It seems like you should already have a regular schedule for cleaning. So that leaves out-of-band events. Seems like a sign with a phone number for call/text would have worked as well...
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I suspect these are simple bluetooth low energy beacons. Will find out more on my next visit. I have to wonder about the cost-benefit of these. It seems like you should already have a regular schedule for cleaning. So that leaves out-of-band events. Seems like a sign with a phone number for call/text would have worked as well...
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1500 Word MTU Experiment: Day #1
[lynx-ified version below]
End of day #1 with Known. I'm quite pleased with the results.
Good Stuff
* brid.gy is awesome. Having +1's, likes and comments consolidated is so nice.
* Webhooks! I'm thinking of writing one to automatically archive pages to archive.org.
* PuSH appears to be fully working. Again, could extend things there..
* Google+ renders images well.
* The editor saves drafts.
* Lightweight page editor should be useful.
* AMP support is there (add ?_t=amp to any page) Some validation issues, but works.
* Real anchor tags and hyperlinks. No more writing [1] [2] in posts with multiple links (like lynx)
Rough Edges
* The built-in Photo type doesn't send the permalink to Twitter, so now I have a weird post without context. Flickr, Facebook working perfectly, might try another setting.
* I need to get to writing a Google+ outbound connector. I'm doing those by hand now.
* TInyMCE sucks. It has always sucked! If only Medium would open source their editor. At least markdown is an option.
* Looks like syndicated Google+ links are using profiles.google.com instead of plus.google.com.
* Some profile pics cloned from G+ are coming back with size 0. This shows as broken images.
* Long status posts have extra long permalink URLs.
* Built-in analytics are weak. Would rather avoid using GA for that.
* Limited import options. Will need to convert Typepad export file to Wordpress format.
* Bulleted lists line-height is tight, tight, tight.
Overall I'm pretty happy and excited about getting more content in place.
And who knew that a post on SSL/TLS certs would be soooo exciting?
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End of day #1 with Known. I'm quite pleased with the results.
Overall I'm pretty happy and excited about getting more content in place.
And who knew that a post on SSL/TLS certs would be soooo exciting?
Tagged: #indieweb
#1 #indieweb
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Look at that upstream rate from the KMTel's (http://kmtel.com) $45 fiber plan.
... as I sit here with 20% Comcast packet loss on my 30/7 for double the money.
An interesting article about this phenonemom:
http://www.yesmagazine.org/new-economy/tired-of-waiting-for-corporate-high-speed-internet-minnesota-...
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Look at that upstream rate from the KMTel's (http://kmtel.com) $45 fiber plan.
... as I sit here with 20% Comcast packet loss on my 30/7 for double the money.
An interesting article about this phenonemom:
http://www.yesmagazine.org/new-economy/tired-of-waiting-for-corporate-high-speed-internet-minnesota-...
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I just got an SSL cert as a 1-liner. exciting!
letsencrypt --text --email lindner@inuus.com--domains www.inuus.com,inuus.com,mirth.inuus.com --agree-tos --renew-by-default --standalone --standalone-supported-challenges http-01 certonly
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I just got an SSL cert as a 1-liner. exciting!
https://letsencrypt.org/
letsencrypt --text --email lindner@inuus.com --domains www.inuus.com,inuus.com,mirth.inuus.com --agree-tos --renew-by-default --standalone --standalone-supported-challenges http-01 certonly
