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<?php

// A quick PHP function to check if a user is subscribed to your newsletter in Sendy.
// You need a Sendy API key; the list ID for your newsletter; and obviously your Sendy installation address.

// To use this
if (check_if_subscribed("[email protected]")=="Subscribed") {
  echo "Yay!";
} else {
  echo "Boo!";

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<?php

// To get all podcast hits on a specific day
// Very rough PHP code from [email protected]

if (empty($config['op3-bearer'])) {
    // Grab a API key here: https://op3.dev/api/keys
    // Get the bearer and add it in this line below
    // For testing purposes, the preview bearer given here will also work
    $config['op3-bearer']="preview07ce";

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Get the local database

On your Mac...

scp [email protected]:~/umbrel/app-data/helipad/data/database.db ~/

... this will download the SQLite database from the Umbrel, and dump it into your home directory. Use DB Browser for SQLite to view it.

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This is all you need...

<link rel="icon" href="https://podnews.net/static/favicon.ico" sizes="any">
<link rel="icon" href="https://podnews.net/static/favicon.svg" type="image/svg+xml">
<link rel="apple-touch-icon" type="image/png" href="/f/apple-icon.png"/>

The top one will only load if your browser doesn't support SVG icons
The second one will load if it does (most do)
The third is needed for some proprietary Apple nonsense.

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ffmpeg -i podnews200103.mp3 -i podnews200103.jpeg -map 0:0 -map 1:0 -c copy -id3v2_version 3 -metadata:s:v title="Album cover" -metadata:s:v comment="Cover (front)" podnews200103withart.mp3

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<?php include('../_connect.php');?>
<?php include('../../includes/helpers/short.php');?>
<?php 
/*
---Little helper function from [email protected] for reporting link-clicks in a newsletter.
Put this file in a new folder within the /api/ folder, called "reporting", and call this "links.php". (Or whatever you like).
Call by POST to api/reporting/reports.php with the following mandatory elements
  'api_key' => (your API key)
  'brand_id' => 1 or whatever
  'label' => (the campaign name)

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This assumes you're running ChromeOS with Linux inside.

Turn on Linux

• Hit the clock in the taskbar
• Hit the settings cog
• Type "Linux" in the search at the top
• Press the big button that enables Linux ('turn on' then 'install').

Wait for a bit while it does its thing. (Wait for a bit, honestly, don't idly search the web, things will go wrong).

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SELECT count(*),useragent FROM cloudfront_logs
WHERE "date" BETWEEN DATE '2019-01-01' AND DATE '2019-01-31'
AND uri LIKE '/audio/%' AND bytes>750000 GROUP BY useragent ORDER BY useragent

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<?php include('../_connect.php');?>
<?php include('../../includes/helpers/short.php');?>
<?php
/*
---Little helper function from [email protected] for reporting
Put this file in a new folder within the /api/ folder, called "reporting", and call it "reports.php". (Or whatever you like).
Call by POST to api/reporting/reports.php with the following mandatory elements
  'api_key' => (your API key)
  'brand_id' => 1
  'label' => (the campaign name)

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$re = '/[\*].*(gimlet)(.+?\n\n)/';
$str = '* Google Play Music have [buttons for your podcasts](https://play.google.com/intl/en_us/badges-music/). Note, however, that outside the US, they just redirect to the front page of Google Play. One step forward, one step back.

* Recommended: [ReplyAll investigates Facebook](https://gimletmedia.com/episode/109-facebook-spying/) using your phone\'s microphone to spy on your conversations. And, how to stop them doing it, even though they\'re not.

* Event: on now in Austin TX, USA: [Media Tech Week](https://mediatechweek.live/)';

preg_match($re, $str, $matches);
var_dump($matches);