Given my love-and-have relationship with Strava, I started working on liberating my data.
The idea for now is to keep using Strava (the walled garden that is the app and website) but do an one-time data export and convert my content into a static website, and then create a webhook to add new activities incrementally.
I already have a draft importer that creates pages like this using Jekyll. If someone is interested in collaborating, hit me up!
El dólar se cotiza a 17.32 pesos hoy 23 de abril
📰 Título original: Tipo de cambio hoy 23 de abril: dólar cotiza en 17.32 pesos
🤖 IA: No es clickbait ✅
👥 Usuarios: No es clickbait ✅
Ver resumen IA completo: https://killbait.com/es/el-dolar-se-cotiza-a-17-32-pesos-hoy-23-de-abril/?redirpost=2bec47cf-7ce5-4624-942a-2e1bb8fff0c9
📝 New post: "Creating a bookshelf from the BookWyrm API"
A #PESOS approach to replicate my #BookWyrm reading list in my website (https://grgml.xyz/blog/creating-a-bookshelf-from-the-bookwyrm-api/)
My Blogging in 2025
https://blog.lmorchard.com/2026/01/08/2025-blog-retro/
I still favor the notion that a blog post is "a very long and complex search query to find fascinating people and make them route interesting stuff to your inbox". So, I keep wanting to put energy into this thing, keep trying to throw those search queries out there. I tried a bunch of things to make that happen in 2025.
TL;DR: I still favor the notion that a blog post is "a very long and complex search query to find fascinating people and make them route interesting stuff to your inbox". So, I keep wanting to put energy into this thing, keep trying to throw those search queries out there. I tried a bunch of things to make that happen in 2025.
I need some #WebDev or #IndieWeb advice about date semantics for reuploads (or manual #PESOS).
On my new website I want to import:
- some posts from my old blog (still online)
- maybe some posts from an even older blog (deleted many years ago)
- some old Facebook posts
What is the correct published date? Is it the publication date on the new site with new domain? Or the original date? Both feel wrong (or equally right), but using dates from the past effects the sort order and feeds. So I tend to use the current date.
If I use both (published_date, original_published_date), how should I mark them up? For "published_date" I have the "dt-published" class (#MicroFormats). But I couldn't find any advice for the original date on https://indieweb.org/ or http://microformats.org/ .
https://vidainformatica.com.ar/precios-reparacion-de-impresoras/
ACTUALIZACIÓN DE PRECIOS AGOSTO 2025.
Se actualizaron todos los precios de todas las zonas al día de la fecha en reparación de impresoras.
Espero les sea de utilidad!
Saludos!
#informatica #vidainformatica #pc #sistemas #internet #tecnologia #pcgaming #gamingsetup #reparacionpc #tecnicos #rgb #pcgamer #hardware #pcsetups #actualizacion #actualizaciondeprecios #precios #dolar #pesos #Argentina #software #notebook #consola
Márton Salomváry
KillBait México 🇲🇽
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blog.lmorchard.com
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Raffael Jesche
Vida Informática
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