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https://commentpara.de/ is a service for anonymous replies to things, but otherwise there'd need to be something set up i.e. for your mum to use, such as https://micro.blog or one of the other hosted IndieWeb platforms

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Why would they announce this the weekend I've learned how to do stuff with Lambda@Edge?!

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+1 on this - by all means share out after its on your own site, but having the ownership is the ideal πŸ‘πŸ½

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Google Drive viewer on Android says the file's an invalid format? πŸ€”

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Really appreciate the reply, Tom! Looks like I found a solution (that I'm just writing up in a blog post) which I can also raise as a PR to the docs, as it's a common search on Google it seems πŸ˜…

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So sorry to hear this Ana, thank you for sharing β™₯

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Telling people they can't bring it to work arguably means people can't talk about being trans or gay, because there are still people out there who feel very strongly against those things. In the US, talking about not being able to go to hospital because of the way health insurance works is something that would also be excluded if you don't wanna talk anything sociopolitical

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I remember being at our work Christmas party when the general election results came out, and that was not a fun evening for some of my colleagues, learning how the people they work with daily are voting for policies that actively want to exclude them. Was a pretty awful night and showed that politics at work isn't good always, but it's probably better than not knowing at all πŸ˜…

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Why not onto hollybrockwell.com? Then folks looking for your writing get to read it straight on your site and you can link out to the I.e. Gizmodo articles. Would 100% recommend your own site, especially as you've got one!

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If it helps the ending is so lovely and 🧑 that I didn't mind it ending as much

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We've found it to work quite well on my team, as it allows folks to see things they're not necessarily involved in, and actively seeks out their thoughts, as well as not leaving it up to the PR raiser to decide who

(Although we're currently using the "round Robin" approach)

It also doesn't mean others can't review

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You can also do this with a "rebase merge" on GitHub, and yep would recommend it if you don't want merge commits. I'd generally say keep them, but amend the titles to be ie PR title

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What about https://lobste.rs ? https://github.com/lobsters/lobsters is available and it's a pretty nice platform to be a consumer / producer on

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I much prefer the Ruby ecosystem so that's what I use for my scripting needs, but I guess it's probably cause Rails is still popular?

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You may be able to follow Luke Bonaccorsi's article https://lukeb.co.uk/blog/2021/03/15/no-comment-adding-webmentions-to-my-site/ to get Webmentions sending automagically on builds of your site, which would integrate with https://brid.gy to publish a note - I'm using a different Webmention sending process, but Bridgy's what replying to you now :)

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So sorry to hear this πŸ€— after seeing what their Web app is like, and how difficult just logging in is, I can imagine the rest has been difficult

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Have you looked at git reflog? It shows a log of all operations on your local repo and allows you to do exactly that - find commit hashes to go back to, which you could then git reset --hard