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#[tantek]Just deployed a /request page on my site for the opposite of /pay (literally at dinner where someone else paid and needed to request payment from everyone else).
#[tantek]Only venmo for now because it gives a pay / request choice
#Ruxtontantek: re your paypal q from earlier, you can request payments with paypal.me - https://paypal.me/ruxtonau/25 - the last part in the url should be a decimal value (25/25.5/25.32/etc.)
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#petermolnaroh, wow: don't use python whoosh with asyncio, I ended up consuming 5GB in 0.1 seconds o.O
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#[tantek]Ruxton I think that's the opposite of what I was asking
#[tantek]I already have /pay for that and am working on adding the / amount for that which will use that PayPal URL for other people to pay me
#[tantek]My /request page is for other people to request payment *from* me
#[tantek]That's the bit I can't figure out how to do with PayPal
#LoqiTypical use of the term roadmap does not refer to actual roads, maps, or maps of roads - instead, keep a personal priority ordered list of what you're specifically Working On, and for unsorted or vague desires, add them to an unordered Itches list, on your User page or your project's page https://indieweb.org/roadmap
#dmitri.shuralyov.comedited /git (+404) "/* IndieWeb Examples */ Add Dmitri Shuralyov and his example of self-hosted git repos with activity event screenshot." (view diff)
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#dmitri.shuralyov.comedited /git (+4) "/* IndieWeb Examples */ Tweak wording about events showing up for self-hosted and GitHub-hosted repos." (view diff)
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#[kevinmarks]We did used to have ways of telling the parser to look things up in an element with a different id, but it was far too hard to author and parse reliably
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#[miklb]Tweetbot for iOS finally™ got native share sheet, will be one step closer to a workflow for better doing replies via micropub.
#aaronpkOverland is an [[iOS]] app for location tracking that can send its data to an custom server. {{aaronpk}} uses Overland to send his location to his website to do things like automatically set the timezone of posts, track bike rides and train trips, display the local weather, and more.