Looks like you are correct! I read “30% of Android phone users” in Reuters’ coverage, but this must have been a mis-translation. Thank you!
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I like this poem too! And it has successfully motivated me to get back to writing – coming along but, as you know, dissertations take a lot!
I should note I’m deeply indebted to #IndieWeb’s community, who are doing substantial and valuable work to build a better Internet. IndieWeb Summit is coming up, hosted by @Mozilla in Portland on June 27-28, 2020 – https://2020.indieweb.org/summit
Greg McVerry (quickthoughts.jgregorymcverry.com)Correction: Yarns Microsub Server doesn’t implement Micropub. But wonderfully, it doesn’t have to since that can be handled entirely within the Microsub client.
As for @mikbl’s original question, I rarely (almost never) post images, but I do use Micropub to my site with automatic syndication to Twitter. I typically write a post in either alltogethernow.io or Indigenous for iOS, both of which allow me to set Twitter via Bridgy as a syndication target.
My site uses a modified (by child theme) version of SemPress. I never got around to publishing my child theme, but it might be useful to so I’ve added that to my todo list
Tantek Çelik (tantek.com)Long black table in front of a white wall, with plates, silverware, and catered food serving dishes of flatbread, salad, and two kinds of dressing. Vegan catered food: chickpeas with colored chard and other vegetables in a large metal container, being heated electrically, on a black table, with a bl...
Strongly agree with Tantek on the importance of defaults. As a non-vegetarian, being at events like Indie Web Summit that cater vegan by default has never inconvenienced me, and has helped motivate me to reduce, albeit not eliminate, my meat and dairy consumption. This is a great way to set an example
Jack Jamieson (Jack Jamieson)Finally linked my website to Mastodon using Bridgy. From now on my posts should be syndicated to https://mastodon.social/@jackjamieson
Alas, authentication error. No time to troubleshoot now though
David Shanske (david.shanske.com)The Simple Location plugin adds location support to WordPress posts, users, and comments. Version 4.0.0 adds/rewrites a lot of the plugin. The timezone handling functions were updated to use backported versions of functionality introduced for WordPress 5.3. Fixes related to when WordPress’s defaul...
Whoa! – as usual your coding productivity is inspiring. Congrats on a major update!
@brendam, You mentioned you have an imminently forthcoming paper about topic modelling. I’d love to read it, can you let me know when it’s ready? Thanks!
Great to catch up with you too @brendam! Looking forward to chatting more in the future
@Cambridgeport90, I’m the creator of Yarns. Aperture is great, and has more features than Yarns. Yarns is the easiest way to have a self-hosted microsub server, and it works great for me 🙂 I’m happy to answer questions if you have any!