Links For You (8/18/2024)

Woot, welcome to football season! Ok, preseason, but I am beyond excited to watch my Saints play later today and, hopefully, look halfway decent. My wife and I are both big football fans and the start of the season is always a happy occasion. This past week I traveled to Atlanta to give a lab on Adobe’s Firefly Services APIs which went well, and I get to do it again next week in New York City. I hope your week goes well, and here are some interesting links for you to enjoy. Migrating from Netlify to Cloudflare In this post, Sia Karamalegos discusses how she migrated her site from Netlify to Cloudflare. This was done primarily due to Cloudflare releasing a new service to block AI crawlers,... more →
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Links For You (8/3/2024)

The past few weeks have been a bit crazy, although mostly crazy good. Since the last one of these posts, my family and I went on vacation in San Antonio for a few days, and currently, my wife and I are in New Orleans for a short break. Last night we went to the Postmodern Jukebox concert which was easily one of the most fun concerts I’ve been to. I’ll share one of their clips at the end, but let me just say that they were a real treat live. CSV for Eleventy First up is a great example of why I love Eleventy – its flexibility. This post, "Eleventy – Add CSV data file support" describes how you can use CSV files in Eleventy to drive your content. Eleventy’s... more →
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Links For You (7/13/2024)

Hello from the incredibly hot Pacific Northwest. This week I discovered that not every part of the PNW looks like Seattle. I’m in Bend, Oregon, which is incredibly beautiful, but also just as hot as back home. On the flip side, the humidity is basically zero and the mornings and evenings are incredibly nice. My wife and I are up here for a few days as a quick break, and last night we saw a great concert featuring Ratboys, The Head and The Heart, and the Decembrists. Now to your links – enjoy! Slash Pages # First up is not a directory of horror fansites, but rather, a list of the many different types of "slash pages". These pages follow a similar URL scheme (like /now or... more →
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Adding Social Share Links in Eleventy

One common feature of content sites (including this one), is links/buttons/etc to share a piece of content on social media. Typically this is Twitter, but many sites will include ways to share links on Facebook, LinkedIn, and more. A reader asked me a few days ago about how this could be done in Eleventy and I thought I’d share a quick example. Raymond Camden… more →
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Links For You

A few quick links here to end May. This week has been incredibly difficult for many people, myself included. Please remember that therapy can be life saving, it was for me. If you need help, please sure to reach out and get support. Your mental health is just as important as your physical health. Raymond Camden… more →
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The new Google Maps location sharing can share your location via links – Android Police

Android Police The new Google Maps location sharing can share your location via linksAndroid Police… simply set the length of time you want your location shared and pick an app. Choosing a contact simply connects directly to their account, but using the "More" button at the bottom (or the shortcut next to it) creates a link. They're all "maps.app …KartaGPS isn't Google Maps, but it's damn good at finding tacosTNWGoogle Maps Tool Lets Users Share Their Location with FriendsVoice of AmericaGoogle Maps already tracks you; now other people can, tooKLFYall 39 news articles » map app – Google News… more →
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