The basic $6/month option should work. You could probably run several sites on one.
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Digital Ocean Droplet, Wordpress (with Generate Press block theme), Self-hosted Plausible Analytics for traffic stats.
I have been using Kagi for a month. Really liking it so far! I just subscribed to their basic plan. Much better results than DDG.
Birds were the only redeeming factor at this point!
That would be so amazing! I'd love to just accomplish this without any third-party dependency.
I have the ability to fire javascript on specific pages on my site, so this sounds like it may work!
For the benefit of the wider internet, I'll include the details of my triggers and tags here, but I'm going to DM you and send you the same details. Not sure how inter-instance DMing will work on Lemmy, so this is a fallback.
This is how I have the tags and triggers configured in GTM currently:
#1 Trigger: click class = single_add_to_cart_button button alt
Tag: plausible('Affiliate Click', {props: {product: document.title}});
#2 Trigger: Click Text matches RegEx (ignore case) view on etsy|view on amazon|view on society6
Tag: < plausible('Affiliate Click', {props: {product: document.title}});
Lol how appropriate considering the context of the book 🤣
I signed up a few days ago. I never used GoodReads much. Last activity I had there was in 2013 and I kinda fell out of the habit of reading. But I picked up a book this week (and finished it in two days, haha), Recursion.
It let me import my GoodReads data and I've been slowly adding books to read to it. I think for me, the mental hurdle I had was the paralysis of choice. I decided to just pick a sci-fi book that was available for instant borrow on Libby and go from there. I currently started The Big Door Prize because I loved the first season of its TV adaptation. Happy to be reading again.
It's such a tragedy. It's so important we protect any land possible we can from development and further degradation. This week, I'm getting involved on the Board of a local Audubon chapter to help local programs focused on conservation and awareness of these types of issues. Anything we can do to help influence policy and make a change can have an impact.
There are other apps?
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This was a lifer for me. Also, apparently #birdsfacingforward is a thing. 🤣
While doing a Climate Watch bird survey this week for National Audubon Society (looking for the Lesser Goldfinch) I got surprised by this adorable Nine-banded Armadillo trotting across the road! Such a treat to see it wandering across a bridge.
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I made a digital counter that displays the number of bird chirps and latest species detected in my backyard.
(beehaw.org)
This project leverages a BirdNET-Pi station I set up late last year. This digital counter pulls the latest daily count and species heard by the microphone in my backyard.
The most common species to visit and chirp is the House Finch. This bird blows any other species out of the water noise-wise.
I made a write-up on the project and how I programmed everything (and if you want to see a video of it).
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There are so many! The PlayDate and some of the clamshell ones look really neat!