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Webhooks for /now and profile pages (so I can push the changes to my personal static website, or set up my own nudges, or whatever)
Does Friendica support any kind of webhooks?
I'd like to set something up so that when I create a post on Friendica I could add something to my website (source in git and automatically built by a static site generator). Is there any sort of webhook support, a plugin with webhook support, or would I have to look into building my own plugin for something like that?
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This is my KBDCraft 60% typewriter.
Built from a Kit Lilith, with pieces from case Adam, along with some purchased parts and some I just had lying around. Plus some round "typewriter" keycaps from AliExpress.
It's also mostly hollow, so theoretically I could install a small PC like a Raspberry Pi or a NUC in there. But for now, it's good to use with a tablet.
Can I change the redirect on a single user instance?
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💡 Charlie and the Chocolate factory, but rewritten in the modern day, with modern day sensibilities.
New kids, new fantastic ways for them to get their comeuppance.
Plot twist: it's a sequel. There are stories and legends of what happened to kids in the factory many years ago, including that one kid who never returned and whose whole family disappeared soon after. Story morphs into horror-esque.
Double plot twist "Willy Wonka" is just old Charlie.
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#StarWars Ascendancy. Explore the Chiss post- #Thrawn. It's basically #GameOfThrones in space!
All the family rivalry and politics and jockeying for power is there. As is the background threat (white walkers / Grisks), those guarding against it while the families fight (Night's Watch / Expansionary Defence Fleet), the chosen one with the mystic powers of seeing into the past / future (Bran / Cheery), seven kingdoms / six star systems...
You are also free from most of the established Star Wars canon, being in the unknown regions (aka The Chaos).
It writes itself!
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