IndieWeb post types

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I'd be interested to hear an answer if you find out - I have a similar post that only seems to come via the same URL

Tbh I'm still using Twitter, just replying from my own site where possible (to own the data) and even when not, I'm using other #IndieWeb tools so none of it is mine per se, but at least all FOSS. And definitely better ownership. I'm looking to soon import all my old tweets to my site, as well as my #Spotify data which I received today for the last decade (via https://www.jvt.me/posts/2019/12/29/spotify-wrapped-data-request/)

Technically my reply to this tweet is the latest thing on my blog (see the link at the end) but https://www.jvt.me/posts/2020/01/14/ruby-parse-unix-epoch/ is the last, super short #blogumentation blog post

One of my own #blogumentation articles saved me today from tearing my hair out, determining why some requests kept being rejected https://www.jvt.me/posts/2019/02/25/verify-signed-jwt-nodejs/ - that's why I do it!

#npm allows you to do things like this, with other people's code (in a good way):

Is there any way to get one of those awesome stickers otherwise? 🙀

"There's loads of us, and only one computer - we can beat it!" I love https://twitter.com/CarolSaysThings's way of dealing with problems at tonight's #NottsJS

This is a great resource for generating certs for performing Mutual TLS authentication, as well some good sample code for how to set up example client/server apps in several programming languages.

We've got http://twitter.com/CarolSaysThings kicking off #NottsJS tonight for a community project evening with https://twitter.com/Codesleuth

The tweet above you has an even better alternative for breakfast 😂💊