@jarrod Thanks to @viticci for documenting the Settings app’s deep-links. 🙌

@jarrod Another pesky, error-causing reply.

@jarrod Had to remove the following reply due to a syntax error that was causing problems rebuilding my site. Screenshotted and re-replied here for posterity!

@rscottjones Nice! I’ll keep my eye out.

That’s kind of my strategy with the outdoors stuff. Post and connect with folks via Instagram, but I’ve got a Make.com workflow set to automatically crosspost from there to my Micro.blog. Best of both worlds with only a little hassle.

@samwarnick I did love Mona when I was on Mastodon proper. And I used Spring when I was on Twitter! Such a great, customizable app.

@jarrod The one improvement I keep hoping that @rizzi will make is to allow us to flip the timeline sorting so that newest posts are on the bottom. It’s never made sense to me to have new items on the top of of a timeline. Your eyes have to jump over the content of each post to find its beginning as you scroll up. I’d rather simply read from top to bottom.

@rscottjones That sounds really powerful! Anywhere I can see an example?

P.S. The link to BlogPrompts.fyi on rscottjones.com actually points to a OnePhoto.club page.

@nickheer Everywhere is eastward if you keep going far enough. 😆

@tvaziri I struggled to set up networked Time Machine last year. I should have known just to look at @ismh86’s site. Bookmarked!

@dave Looks like it’s got it’s own API! help.micro.blog/t/feeds-s…

@rscottjones That’s pretty sweet. So it’d show photos taken along a route during a hike, for example?

@jarrod I expect every app will be similarly conversational in the near future. And that’s a good thing, IMO.

@simonbc I kinda like the other way better. This format kinda makes it feel like a social media post, rather than something that’s yours. But not a big deal either way. 🙂

@rscottjones 👀

@jsonbecker Btw, this is how your RSS feed appears in Reeder via Feedly

@jsonbecker Simulated successfully. 🫡

@relay @imyke I second that recommendation for the new Mumford & Sons album! The song featuring Gracie Abrams is so beautiful. I’m obsessed.

@mcn 🤞

@numericcitizen I’ve been contemplating the same thing. I want to try to merge my HeyDingus site with my MB one, and sort of merge the themes too. If you give it a shot, keep us updated!

@johnvoorhees Oooh yes please! You know how Omnivore used a different voice for blockquoted text? I loved that and wish every text-to-speech service did it.

@stephenrobles Too bad you can’t power the laptop with the A19 Pro in the monitor! 😂 Looking forward to hearing your thoughts. The XDR might be a splurge purchase for me this year…

@viticci My iPhone 17 Pro erased all my shortcuts from the Share Sheet. Honestly, turned out to be a blessing to start fresh on what was listed there. 😅

@TroyDPatterson

@jarrod Update: Grammarly is canceling its gross ‘Expert Review’ that used real writers’ names for its AI editor feature. Here’s the quote via The Verge:

> “After careful consideration, we have decided to disable Expert Review as we reimagine the feature to make it more useful for users, while giving experts real control over how they want to be represented — or not represented at all,” Ailian Gan, Superhuman’s director of product management, said in a statement to The Verge. “Based on the feedback we’ve received, we clearly missed the mark. We are sorry and will do things differently going forward.”

@jonathanreed 👍 thanks!