| Blog | http://loominate.net |
| @my_kl | |
| GitHub | https://github.com/michaelgwelch |
Looks like the site is getting ready for the sets due to the example products showing up now.
The link does seem to work but just a note that it still says “coming soon”.
I’m new to the game and consulting some of these lists. Several seem to have errors/warnings associated with them like this one: https://netrunnerdb.com/en/decklist/8b2c2754-48c2-4375-a124-e1eebba9a95e/-nsg-core-agency
I assume this means that while this deck is fine for startup format, it would not be for standard. Is that correct?
A public decklist by Girometics. User description: In contrast to [Precision Design](/en/card/30035), who intends to rush out their agenda with brutal efficiency, [LEO Construction](/en/card/35035) aims to take things more methodically. By using their identity to sacrifice a [Mercia B4LL4RD](/en/card/35045), they can tax out the clicks required to pay for [Manegarm Skunkworks](/en/card/30042), and [Mahkota Langit Grid](/en/card/35082) serves as an additional protective layer to make sure your [Otto Campaigns](/en/card/35040) pay out in full and allow you to score an [Offworld Office](/en/card/30067) from HQ -- with a 5-click turn, you can install-advance-advance-advance-advance a 4/2 agenda. By adding a [Nanomanagement](/en/card/35043) into the mix, you may even score a massive [Send a Message](/en/card/30069)!
I've had the idea for a weird kind of Twitter client for years. With Mastodon being all open, I've decided to do the experiment:
What if your Timeline looked like iMessage. A normal timeline confuses me to no end because everything is out of context.
My experiment, Ebou, is a Mastodon client that looks like iMessage. Conversations are grouped by friends and sorted by recent postings.
It is super basic right now, but this already feels much more natural to me 😀
Ok, so.
Tweets look really good when you send them in Messages on iOS/macOS. Mastodon posts… don’t. So I built a little tool that makes them much nicer to look at:
Add ?to={any Mastodon post URL} to the end of that domain and when you send it to a friend, you get the nice looking preview. Of course the page makes it easy to paste a URL in. And there’s a Shortcut to make it even easier on iOS or macOS.
terhechte
Tyler Hillsman