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aaronpk!tell sandeepshetty for some reason it's not following your sandeep.io -> www.sandeep.io redirect anymore. looks like it will work with www.sandeep.io now. also I fixed twitter logins. I'll see if I can fix this tonight
tantek.comedited /PESOS (+394) "/* Disadvantages */ Twitter TOS disallows "Exporting Twitter Content to a datastore as a service or other cloud based service" (!!)" (view diff)
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pfefferlehow do you folks validate webmentions exactly? do you accept them only when there is a class="u-in-reply-to" or do you regexp the content if there is the target url mentioned?
cweiskebtw, I used the wrong CLI arguments for my own pingback server yesterday and it went amok, sending out pingbacks from my dev system to the world, too :)
erikmaartenpfefferle: I was just thinking about that question too -- until now, my "validation" has only been looking for an address corresponding to some permalink on my side, but working on it ...
erikmaartenI will try to use the in-reply-to, though that depends on everybody else actually using that format in posts. Well, I assume that's the standard.
pfefferlei ran into a problem with the validating yesterday and thought it was a wrong implementation, but the post wasn't marked up like i expected it to be...
acegiakI'll need to make a child theme to get the icons for my blogroll to be smaller and I had a neat thing on my old theme where when I rebloged a post it would downsize the images until the post was clicked on
michielbdejongwe might consider offering indieweb-enabled wordpress hosting if such a product would make sense. so just wordpress with the right plugins activated
acegiakpfefferle: yeah I might do, for my purposes I can store it in metadata but the question is would it be easier for other people to utilise if it's actually just the first link in the post?
michielbdejongif you read that thread, you see "Barnaby" post something, and then you see "Laurent" reply to "waterpigs", which you then have to translate in your head
michielbdejongthe equivalent of how twitter does it would be to display "Full Name @domain.com", with @domain.com in grey in each post, then when you later on in the thread see @domain.com being mentioned, it's not such a surprise as if the thread post heads only had "Full Name" as their author indicator
tommorrisso, http://fullcontact.com - a paid for Google Social Graph API type service that follows rel=me and other similar links to work out all your social web profiles
tommorrisI just popped my email address in and it has told me my age, name, location and the URLs for my accounts on Flickr, last.fm, Digg, delicious, twitter, google, yahoo, facebook, github, quora, foursquare, vimeo, myspace, lanyrd and youtube
waterpigs.co.ukedited /2013/Guest_List (-10) "/* Official Guest List */ Brian Suda is in japan, Brennan Novak is remote participating, updated counts" (view diff)
barnabywalterscweiske: depth-first searching. I loop through all nested h-* elements, depth first, then parse the properties working my way back up the chain
Loqisandeepshetty: aaronpk left you a message 12 hours, 36 minutes ago: for some reason it's not following your sandeep.io -> www.sandeep.io redirect anymore. looks like it will work with www.sandeep.io now. also I fixed twitter logins. I'll see if I can fix this tonight
sandeepshettyaaronpk: I added the www to my github profile but it still doesn't work <a href="http://www.sandeep.io" class="url" rel="nofollow me">http://www.sandeep.io</a>
aaronpkthe answer is yes it's broken now, it should be accepting sandeep.io, but the workaround is to enter www.sandeep.io in the login form and it should accept it
barnabywaltersso over the weekend I’ll be working on improving php-mf2 and mf-cleaner so it’s easier for others to do the same, and on note page+note list styling
barnabywalterspretty much, yep — I have a route each for pingback and webmention, both of which just pass off the to and from URIs into a generic registerMention method
aaronpk!tell tantek I parsed out the h-cards from the guest list page to automatically count the people. Is there a way to indicate remote participants separate from the main attendees? http://indiewebcamp.com/scratch/guest-list.php
Loqitantek: aaronpk left you a message 1 hour, 41 minutes ago: I parsed out the h-cards from the guest list page to automatically count the people. Is there a way to indicate remote participants separate from the main attendees? http://indiewebcamp.com/scratch/guest-list.php
sandeepshetty_benwerd: I already have a #private tag that keeps posts containing it to myself and I've been thinking about implementing moderated subscription to tags
benwerdYeah, I've seen that, and was thinking about using that for the time being too - every object in my db does have an access permission, but the interfaces are all hardcoded to public right now
sandeepshetty_I like how pinboard.in has this convention of .tagname for private tags... haven't been able to come up with a similar convention for #hastags to avoid any admin overhead (marking a tag as private)
sandeepshetty_I use if for secret reasearch projects (for my business) but I can also imaging using something like this: #.good-programmer-but-not-a-nice-person
Loqisandeepshetty_ meant to say: I use if for secret reasearch projects (for my business) but I can also imagine using something like this: #.good-programmer-but-not-a-nice-person
sandeepshetty_barnabywalters: the #private-domainname stuff you mentioned earlier is interesting when combined with webmention... especially if there was a way to do a private webmention (maybe send a secret key along in the webmention that the receiver needs to use, in a header maybe, while retrieving the content from sender)
benwerdRight. So I'm not convinced that webmention *isn't* a good starting place here - yes, there's a dialback, but it's a signed notification that something's been posted, and then a signed check to verify the content. Assuming keys were swapped before then, when a social connection was made, that doesn't strike me as too big a deal.
sandeepshetty_benwerd: BTW, you don't the signed notification with webmention because the receiver has to fetch content from source which can be proof of origin if it's done over https
Loqisandeepshetty_ meant to say: benwerd: BTW, you don't need the signed notification with webmention because the receiver has to fetch content from source which can be proof of origin if it's done over https
aaronpksay I send 1000 different servers a message saying that sandeep.io sent them a message, then they would all immediately go fetch the URL at sandeep.io to verify
sandeepshetty_though a ddos is more about making someone do more than you can.. if your sending 1000 webmentions you might as well have sent 1000 requests to sandeep.io
aaronpkI could send your server 1000 notifications saying that 1000 different servers sent you a message, and then you'd have to go make http requests to verify them all
sandeepshetty_so the other direction scenario can only be prevented with keys swaped before hand. If it uses salmon style dailback for verifying keys then it has the same problem