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I have now successfully migrated all of my “following” to Feedbin’s Twitter-to-RSS service. Weird way to keep up with tweets (and costs me a monthly fee), but I’m really enjoying it so far.

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This post is a test of Twitter integration with my new Hugo blog (via Siri Shortcuts).

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