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Canada's cell phone market needs more affordable plans, more choice of providers and better access. Agree? Sign our petition: https://t.co/BXWqYGYu8z — OpenMedia (@OpenMediaOrg) May 6, 2019

Looking forward to seeing some of these changes in the next version of iOS. source

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The girls are having their first riding lesson.

End Game Was So Good

Time for Avengers: End Game!

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Derek Kravitz writing for ProPublica A few months after Trump’s inauguration, the State Department proposed a contract that would pay $200,000 for all room costs for federal employees who stay at Mar-a-Lago over the first term of his presidency. But Mar-a-Lago rejected the government’s proposal. Instead, Trump’s resort bills the government the maximum permitted by federal rules: 300% of the government’s per diem rate, which works out to $546 per night.

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Marco very kindly let me marzipanify @OvercastFM and rob him of the chance to be the first person to see Overcast running on the Mac; thank you @marcoarment Even on Mojave, at this early stage, this makes me incredibly excited for WWDC Tweet deleted 😢

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Inspired by this post by Jason Snell on Six Colors, I’ve managed to create a few different shortcuts that allow me to post to my WithKnown instance through the micropub endpoint. I’ve created 5 different shortcuts: Post to blog Share link to blog Share link post to blog Post photo to blog Check-in Post to Blog The first one allows me to just create a blog post, either a status update or an article depending on the contents of the post. It takes a markdown file, or markdown text as input, converts it to HTML and posts it to my micropub endpoint. If the markdown contains a heading, then it makes that the title of the post, otherwise it just creates a status update post with no title. This is really great, because it allows me to use any text editor I want, I’m not confined to using something that has shortcuts integration or any other special features.

Paris Martineau writing for WIRED Popular vendors like Cloud Socials and BoostUp Social charge fledgling influencers $35 to $799 a month for a steady stream of interactions from prominent Instagrammers. Or aspiring influencers can go full automatic: For $10 to $100 a month and your login, automation apps will send your social media profile into a frenzy of liking, commenting, and following other accounts en masse, in an attempt to snag you a follow back.