This is how I play it...
"I'll meet you here - https://maps.app.goo.gl/P1n5zoKdsHHUib6n9"
Its a convenient place for someone in a car to pull up, it leaves no room for misunderstanding, and if you use Google Maps to navigate to that point and share your journey with them, they can even get real time updates with how far away you are.
That's how I send stuff to friends and family anyway.
Why are Government sites always so terrible?
Please don’t tell TRK but not only am I wearing a beanie, I’ve got a hoodie over it too.
I'm not mad, I'm disappointed 😞
It was actually a balmy 4C at our place last night. That's practically tropical!
Probably here? I'm assuming the blue dashed line is a walking path (that you're JOGGING on, someone call the police) and you'd be following that to the road.
Course if I was meeting someone I'd send a dropped pin so there was no confusion, cause I'm like that.
I had to get up at 4:30 this morning and work. FYI it was cold. Almost wished I had a beanie, but just rolled a short sleeved polo as usual.
I'm on Tildes, and it's a good site for discussion without the constant memes and accusations of everyone being a communist / not communist / slightly communist / whatever else seems to get thrown around on Lemmy.
Not real sure why RIF dude chose that site to write an app for though. The site itself is basically exactly the same as the app. Very clean, very simple, no wasted space. It's even better than old.reddit at prioritising content over pretty pictures.
Lemmy would benefit much more from a RIF app, even if Voyager and the like do a pretty good job as it stands.
Heres an idea... I made it in PHP and bash, cause I'm terrible at programming. But it works well and would be a neat school project I reckon.
Our VOIP provider provides webhooks. I have one setup so when someone rings, the webhook calls a script on my web server that looks up a phone book and then uses a Discord webhook to push what is essentially a more advanced caller ID to a private discord channel - their number, their name, company they represent, and some notes like "has a son Chris who plays football, married to Jill" or whatever.
The "phonebook" lookup first tries a remote shared phonebook (which is given in a Yealink format), and after parsing that data it saves a copy of that remote phonebook before moving on to the rest of the script. If it cant call the remote phonebook for whatever reason, it falls back on using the last saved copy locally.
The benefit of all this is that on my desktop I always know who's calling and a bit of a blurb about them before I pick up the phone, and if I'm out of the office I know who's trying to ring. Since I have VOIP on my phone as an extension I can technically have someone transfer the office to my mobile too so having the discord notification is handy when a transfer appears.
The members of the private discord channel determines who sees the notifications, and having a single phonebook to update for everyone in the office means it's always (... usually) kept up to date.
Alright, I think maybe DeLosMooseguy can wear his beanie. Until 8am anyway.
Its just a fridgie wholesaler, probably wouldnt affect or be recognisable to much of the population.
I do get plenty from other more generic sources too... this one just happened to be the one that triggered me this morning.
Yo, email marketing dudes... If you send your marketing emails as a trackyboi image, I ain't gonna see it. And I ain't allowing remote content so you can see if I've looked at it. And I'm 90% more likely to add your domain to my blocklist.
Please stop.
I synced by Trakt watchlist with my HTPC and now it has a ~3TB download queue. Doing my best to get roused at by my ISP of late that's for sure.
Speaking of Trakt, just noticed that their VIP has doubled(!!) from $30USD/year to $60USD/year. That's insane pricing for a service that offers so little. It's a glorified playlist manager that copies all its content from other sources. I've cancelled altogether because I actually don't even know what their VIP feature was that I needed anyway. I was just paying cause it was a handy service I didn't mind supporting.
Subscription services be crazy to think doubling the price in one is reasonable at all, let alone when your service is doing so little.
Posting on behalf of a group who is mainly volunteers who look after the local creeks and waterways (planting trees to prevent erosion, chasing up businesses that dump waste, cleaning up rubbish, etc)
Thieves are the worst, imo, and stealing from a community group is so low.
We are supported by B4C. OCCA (Oxley Creek Catchment Association) is a similar non profit group based on Oxley Creek.
For those that haven’t heard OCCA had one of its vehicles stolen from the vehicle compound at Archerfield at about 3 pm on Friday afternoon while the gates were open and someone was on site. It appears to be very opportunistic.
It has been reported to police and they will follow up with BCC to get access to any cctv footage.
This is the grey Mitsubishi Triton ute 604 EL9 which unfortunately doesn’t have OCCA’s logo on it. The police report number is QP2401832786.
I actually bought chapstick the other day... This dry weather is making my beautiful lips go from all pouty and supple to the equivalent of planks of 2x4 strapped to a buffalo or something. Especially at night... I wake up smacking my dry old chops in the middle of the night with this dry weather. A little sloppy goo on the kisser seemed like the right way to fix that.
Used my pal Amazon to get some Burts Bees or some bloody thing which I swear I read was Australian... When it arrived its made in the US! And had the weight measured in ozzes, gross. Maybe I got some lysdexia and mixed up AUS->USA... I think I got stung (pune) because Burts Bees has a .com.au domain, but if you read the blurb on the about page its all about some bloke named Burt (funnily enough) wandering around the US and eating cheeseburgers + harvesting bees and long story short beeswax -> lips -> chapstick.
I'll probably end up with lip cancer or something because everything in the US is basically made to be as destructive to the environment and as terrible as possible for you in the pursuit of profit, but it does come with this nice disclaimer: All our products are over 95% natural origin, without phthalates, parabens, petrolatum, or sodium lauryl sulfate .... which I guess is good? I never new phtatlataksjbens were even something I needed to look out for.