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# 01:37 bret !tell shaners Wanna meet up tomorrow at somepoint?
# 01:37 Loqi Ok, I'll tell them that when I see them next
# 01:59 aaronpk there are a number of different cases I need to handle, when the source contains an h-entry, an h-event, or no mf2 markup, etc. So let me know if you see something that doesn't look right.
# 02:00 aaronpk clearly I need to do some work on storing my mentions, there seem to be a number of duplicate entries in some cases
# 02:01 aaronpk also not sure how useful showing mentions of my site from my site are
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# 07:47 Loqi Ok, I'll tell him that when I see him next
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# 08:50 Loqi glennjones: barnabywalters left you a message 1 week, 6 days ago: looks like IWCUK is overfull — any idea if the venue is likely to be happy to accommodate one or two extra people?
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# 12:41 tantek off to go run in Central Park. once again, congratulations @aaronpk. That's a huge milestone.
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# 18:12 tantek.com edited /Falcon (+1226) "note 5 post types, bolden each one, move legacy tech to its own section with specific use-cases for each, provide more details of current posting UI, add working on "pre-fill in-reply-to field"" (
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# 18:12 caseorganic tantek: i put the rss/atom wars section in, but i need to know if there was more at play then just that
# 18:12 tantek sure, let me braindump one more thing to the wiki
# 18:12 caseorganic tantek: i could also feed the slides line by line into irc for checking, whichever works better
# 18:13 tantek ah, if only my IRC client had a link preview feature where it showed the destination of links in IRC in a sidebar as people messaged them in IRC
# 18:16 tantek.com edited /Falcon (+0) "/* Working On */ move sending webmentions to the top. aaronpk's realtime indieweb comments implementation has pushed me to do webmentions semi-automatically (instead of manual curl) the better to demo commenting on aaronpk's posts in realtime :)" (
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# 18:17 tantek aaronpk - you're so productive you're forcing me to reprioritize what I'm working on! :)
# 18:18 tantek is now really confused about how these can possibly be rendering in FF.
# 18:19 tantek still confused about what is actually rendering them inline in a FF tab.
# 18:20 tantek caseorganic my goodness the AOL Hometown messages about moving to Geocities are gold!
# 18:21 tantek you need to take *just that one comment* and put it on its own slide
# 18:22 tantek "FORTUNATELY I SAVED MY WEBPAGE & TRANSFERRED IT TO GEOCITIES."
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# 18:24 tantek also, problem of Pingbacks presentation - should just show a screenshot of crappy pingbacks
# 18:26 caseorga_ Tantek: yes please
# 18:26 caseorga_ Tantek: re: screenshot
# 18:37 tantek (underscoring your second point about "got overrun by spammers" - which you could/should make into a second/separate slide than the "pingback has bad presentation" point)
# 18:37 caseorga_ Tantek: ok will break those apart
# 18:38 tantek glad my braindumping to you about 2003 made into something ;)
# 18:38 caseorga_ Tantek: yes of course
# 18:39 caseorga_ Tantek: haven't gotten to citations yet
# 18:39 tantek on your "Big difference between 2013 and 2003" - those are good points about tweet become a thing etc. one more point to add:
# 18:40 caseorga_ Tantek: but there will be solid citations, one reason is so that if people read the slides later they won't write wired articles that make it seem like a guy from google invented IndieWeb
# 18:41 tantek *users* switched from using *separate* reading/posting UIs of *decentralized* sources (RSS/Atom style) to using an *integrated* reading/posting UI at a *centralized* source wherever users were found themselves posting the most (e.g. Twitter, FB). And the blog/reader/RSS/Atom world either didn't notice or were in complete denial.
# 18:41 caseorga_ Tantek: I also wanted to check citations before writing them in - the slide on social network supermarkets is from a talk by Chris Messina in 2009 at OSBridge. Had it been talked about beforehand by anyone else to your knowledge?
# 18:41 tantek caseorganic - yeah - that was odd about Klint's article
# 18:41 tantek I haven't heard of social network supermarkets before
# 18:42 tantek also by citations, how do you cite "from an in-person conversation with person X on date Y"?
# 18:42 caseorga_ Tantek: I'm not sure yet but I was thinking of using the bottom section for that
# 18:42 tantek ok that makes sense. and dates are important too.
# 18:43 tantek which is good because you keep track of all that stuff so well!
# 18:43 caseorga_ Also locations
# 18:43 caseorga_ Tantek: yes will also include images of the people
# 18:44 tantek aaronpk & tantek discussed the possibility of IndieWebCamp after being both inspired and frustrated at FSWS2010
# 18:44 tantek first (2011) indiewebcamp was co-founded/co-organized by aaronpk, caseorganic, crystal beasley, tantek
# 18:44 caseorga_ Tantek: What do you think about also including a slide on people who have contributed early on to elements outlined in indiemark?
# 18:44 tantek (all of this is on the wiki, just summarizing here)
# 18:45 caseorga_ Tantek: summary is good - will make it easier to add slides
# 18:45 tantek rather than IndieMark - which hasn't been very significant (yet)
# 18:45 tantek I'd say a slide on discovering webmention, created by a guy in India (show name/photo of sandeep)
# 18:45 caseorga_ Tantek: ok perfect
# 18:47 caseorga_ Tantek: an important filtering mechanism for a new community in reaction to the frustration of being at a conference where so much talk happened
# 18:47 tantek (though we allowed each builder to optionally bring *one* apprentice who was the builder's responsibility to help get them on their own)
# 18:48 tantek right, we were reacting to the frustrations at FSWS2010, and also at the frustrations of mailing lists which are 99% talk, maybe 1% action.
# 18:48 tantek maybe include a slide on No Email Lists (red circle and slash through Email Lists, Google Groups, mailman icons/logos etc.)
# 18:49 caseorga_ Tantek: thus the decision to not have a mailing list at all. Only wiki and irc
# 18:49 caseorga_ Tantek: and of course the conferences
# 18:49 caseorga_ Tantek: ok good
# 18:49 caseorga_ Tantek: great
# 18:50 tantek tough lesson learned in the microformats community - even there email lists were overloaded by trolls and talkers, essayists
# 18:50 caseorga_ Tantek: also worth mentioning rss/atom wars mostly fought over mailing lists as well?
# 18:50 tantek hah - yeah - you can even point to their archives
# 18:51 caseorga_ Tantek: ha! Ok
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# 18:55 caseorga_ barnabywalters: good evening!/morning here
# 18:55 tantek caseorganic, pausing momentarily at the "What can you do" slide to change locations
# 18:55 caseorga_ barnabywalters: t is reviewing my talk for keeping it Realtime Portland next week
# 18:56 caseorga_ barnabywalters: yeah I have a small draft
# 18:57 caseorga_ barnabywalters: SILOS
# 18:57 caseorga_ barnabywalters: I'm giving the closing keynote
# 18:57 caseorga_ barnabywalters: it is!! It's precisely the talk
# 18:58 caseorga_ barnabywalters: it came out of a rant tantek gave one night at a bar. It's the "what happened in 2003" talk
# 18:58 tantek caseorganic, I may want to write a small blog post about my thoughts that I shared with you on what happened in 2003 - just that part - listing of the problems/failures - would you be ok with that?
# 19:00 caseorga_ barnabywalters: and pingbacks
# 19:01 barnabywalters so when did wordpress go from being one implementation of many to the one implementation to rule them all?
# 19:01 caseorga_ barnabywalters: actually that's a good thing to bring up and also to ask t
# 19:01 tantek barnabywalters - perhaps when wordpress.com was launched?
# 19:02 caseorga_ Didn't typepad have something like it too?
# 19:02 tantek as other blogging solutions essentially dropped the ball (multiple times)
# 19:02 tantek MovableType's license fumbles pretty much torpedoed their community
# 19:03 tantek it goes to show how a premature attempt at a business model can doom a whole project and community
# 19:05 caseorga_ Tantek: so because Wordpress was open from the beginning it worked better
# 19:05 tantek Wordpress was *GPL* from the beginning, to be specific
# 19:06 caseorga_ Moveable type was used for a lot of enterprise blogs for a while right?
# 19:06 caseorga_ And then people moved to Wordpress
# 19:06 tantek it had *simpler* and *more consistent* story from the beginning
# 19:06 tantek Movable Type was actually *better* in many ways, features, community etc.
# 19:07 tantek written by "the former Product Manager of Movable Type" (!)
# 19:08 neuro` tantek: neither did I and I believe no one did
# 19:09 tantek caseorganic, for citations like that - when someone gives you a link, and you use it / post it / cite it for other purposes, on Twitter at least the custom is to say hat-tip who you got it from, e.g. "ht: @t"
# 19:09 tantek I try to keep track of that info (who I got links from) but it's often difficult.
# 19:10 tantek neuro` - yeah, it is a sad story. A lot of good people put a lot of good time and effort into MT.
# 19:11 neuro` tantek: to be honest, I didn't even know MT was still deunder development
# 19:11 tantek neuro` open source projects are always "under development" right? ;)
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# 19:32 Loqi shaners: bret left you a message on 10/12 at 6:37pm: Wanna meet up tomorrow at somepoint?
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# 19:39 caseorga_ Tantek: the ending is the weakest
# 19:39 caseorga_ Tantek: but if this is the end inspiring speech then I think there should be a call to action. At least get your own domain name
# 19:40 caseorga_ Tantek: although most people in this particular audience will have one, so I don't want to talk down to them. Maybe WebMention
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# 19:40 caseorga_ And I also want to talk about the future of IndieWeb and where it is going
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# 19:40 tantek caseorganic - let me finish reading through it and I'll think of something ;)
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# 19:53 tantek aaronpk, would be nice if Loqi used ISO-8601 dates, and 24hr time. E.g. instead of "10/12 at 6:37pm" - do "2013-10-12 at 18:37" (maybe even give the time zone or minutes/hours/days ago *in addition* to help provide time-context)
# 19:53 caseorga_ Loqi seems to like that idea
# 19:55 shaners maybe mention that interop is at the http/html level
# 19:56 caseorga_ shaners: ohh...they're in a very rough state.
# 19:56 caseorga_ shaners: could you refer to slide number in feedback?
# 19:57 shaners yep. lemme find a good spot. (it was a left field thought, but i think that bit of #indiewb is an important one)
# 19:58 tantek caseorganic - it might help as a follow-on to when you mention webmention
# 19:58 shaners caseorga_ maybe around slide 19, in the "What was supposed to happen in 2003?" section
# 19:58 tantek shaners - it's too hard to have figured it out at that point
# 19:59 tantek however, by first discussing the example of discovering/using/adopting webmention...
# 19:59 tantek it starts to provide a hint towards "just use http"
# 20:00 shaners wherever you think is good, caseorga_. it's your jam.
# 20:00 tantek I'd say after 36, you can make a point about "just use http" as the lesson learned
# 20:00 tantek then after 38, you can make a point about "just use HTML" as the lesson learned
# 20:01 caseorga_ Tantek: so for the ending I want to give people hope that we can out of the state of the web we're in right now
# 20:01 caseorga_ Tantek: good re:just use HTML
# 20:01 caseorga_ Tantek: I may also add a bit about HTML lasting longer over time - easier to archive, load, preserve
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# 20:02 tantek too many backend programmer crowds still stuck on layering crap on top of http (instead of just using http), and using XML/JSON as a panacea when most of the time, "just use HTML(+microformats)" is good enough and simpler for everyone.
# 20:03 shaners honestly, it's the part (JUST™ http/html) the has the most traction when talking with other programmers* because they can use whatever tools they want and still play along
# 20:04 tantek my experience is that programmers have different reactions to the http vs html pieces of that so mixing them often causes a cognitive dissonance
# 20:04 neuro` tantek: open source projects may be abandonned
# 20:04 barnabywalters HTTP APIs are much more accepted than HTML APIs, in the most commonly used sense of “API”
# 20:05 tantek though when people say HTTP API - they usually mean HTTP+JSON API
# 20:06 tantek they leave out that detail - that they've wrapped/abstracted stuff in JSON
# 20:06 tantek same folks would've claimed that Pingback is "just" and HTTP API, neglecting to mention the XML-RPC baggage
# 20:06 barnabywalters even more significantly, most of the time the URL structures are completely different (e.g. twitter)
# 20:06 tantek but I'm not sure that level of detail matters to a broader audience
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# 20:09 caseorga_ Okay, I think the first two parts of the talk are good now
# 20:09 caseorga_ Good enough to proceed
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# 20:10 barnabywalters aaronpk: thanks for the tip about using redis for pub/sub stuff btw — set up on the pi was super easy!
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# 20:12 tantek barnabywalters - I remember sandeep complaining about PuSH being a pain to consume
# 20:17 shaners tantek caseorga_ : wrt "ht: @t", i use slash tags for this "/via @t"
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# 20:17 tantek people have been using "ht:" and "cc:" etc. *far* longer
# 20:17 barnabywalters shaners: I used to use slashtags a bit but decided they were ugly and served no real purpose
# 20:18 tantek it's arrogant/foolish to invent a new syntax that has no advantages over existing emergent syntax
# 20:18 tantek @-names were emergently used on Flickr and Myspace - thus it made sense to make them a convention
# 20:19 shaners primarily for me. for parsing with my eyes and with code.
# 20:19 tantek there was no prior art for in-text tagging, so hashtags made sense as a simple proposal, especially with *re-using* the IRC channel convention which does indicate a topic of sorts
# 20:19 tantek but slashtags is just trying to be too clever with a name "slashtags" rather than being clever with researching/re-using existing behavior.
# 20:19 barnabywalters “with code” — you have running code out there which actually looks a slashtags? what does it do?
# 20:20 tantek (i.e. slashtags rhymes with hashtags and thus is just trying to capitalize on the popularity of hashtags)
# 20:20 tantek should just write a short tirade post on why no slashtags.
# 20:20 shaners that's not true, tantek. chris didn't originally call them that. he called it "the slasher". someone else pointed out the "slashtags" name possibility.
# 20:21 shaners barnabywalters: i've written one off scripts to parse through a collection of toots to pull out @users that i was /cc'ing a lot or reposting from /via.
# 20:22 shaners also, i like a leading sigil better than a trailing one.
# 20:24 shaners tantek: we don't all do the same things all the time for the same reasons.
# 20:24 tantek shaners - put another way, experimentation encouraged :)
# 20:24 aaronpk barnabywalters: have you looked at the new PuSH protocol? I haven't really dug into it since the first version
# 20:24 shaners part of this whole indieweb jam is that we document all the different ways that we do stuff now. and see what shakes out.
# 20:24 barnabywalters aaronpk: best part is, if i need a few little random key/value persistence, I already have a connection open too
# 20:25 aaronpk barnabywalters: totally, great for caching and stuff, also queuing
# 20:25 shaners tantek: i agree with you that "experimentation encouraged", but your tone and tactics don't sound like "experimentation encouraged" above. they sound like "don't use slashtags!"
# 20:25 barnabywalters aaronpk: yeah. indieweb gurdy just needs a power supply and I can start using it in real life!
# 20:26 tantek shaners - I do think slashtags have been debunked sufficiently to abandon
# 20:26 barnabywalters aaronpk: I want to build a bunch of small analysis apps which I can plug my/other feeds into and get interesting stuff out
# 20:26 shaners p-* is easier to parse because of a leading sigil. same's true for me with /*.
# 20:26 tantek right, keep on keeping on. maybe you'll discover something new about them that we haven't figured out yet in the 4+ years they've been in the wild
# 20:27 aaronpk not really sure why, haven't thought too much about it
# 20:27 shaners tantek: do you do anything programmatically with cc: and via: ?
# 20:27 aaronpk barnabywalters: yeah! you saw my QS post from Friday?
# 20:28 tantek so I put a high priority on re-using established human text punctuation conventions
# 20:28 aaronpk sweet. I want to start building this in really small pieces
# 20:28 aaronpk a thing that visualizes your steps woudl be a great first start
# 20:28 shaners tantek: funny thing is, i've used /slashtags is hand written text now. they've crept into my life proper. :D
# 20:29 barnabywalters aaronpk: another thing I found I really enjoyed about using redis for my gurdy pi data was that I could use new things which interest me (e.g. node.js, go) for small pieces without having to port everything to a new langauge
# 20:29 shaners aaronpk barnabywalters: i think the M7 motion co-processor is gonna be awesome toward the goal of IndieQS
# 20:29 aaronpk shaners: I'm super excited about the M7. I'm going to write a simple step counting app when I get my new phone
# 20:29 shaners tantek aaronpk: remember that 13yo iOS dev at #xoxo?
# 20:30 barnabywalters shaners: indeed! would be fun to try to make a small device which does a similar thing without having to buy an iPhone too
# 20:30 tantek shaners, sort of? I don't allocate much memory for propriety platform ephemera
# 20:30 shaners i talked him up on the idea of basically a personal fitibt ala M7/indieweb site. he was into it.
# 20:30 aaronpk barnabywalters: totally! I love that I have a really small node.js script I use for websockets and being able to pass data between node.js and php with no big deal
# 20:30 tantek shaners - nice! convert those distracted by proprietary platforms/APIs
# 20:31 barnabywalters aaronpk: the trade-off is fragility and lack of thingness, which matters a lot to me
# 20:31 barnabywalters yeah, the difference between a musical instrument and the setups used by most electronic music performers
# 20:31 shaners tantek: what i'm excitebike about with the M7 potential is that I *already* carry my iPhone all the time. i'd like to not have as many things on me. e.g. fitbit
# 20:33 aaronpk shaners: if I built a simple step counting app that posted data to an API endpoint you configured int he app would you use it?
# 20:33 shaners ps, i don't have a 5S yet. that's my post-FHC5 present to myself
# 20:34 shaners aaronpk: and i'd keep using my fitbit so we can compare datums
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# 20:36 aaronpk barnabywalters: wow awesome, I haven't actually looked at that on my computer yet
# 20:37 shaners aaronpk: someone indieweby replied to you yesterday.
# 20:39 tantek keeps getting distracted by other threads in #indiewebcamp to finish reviewing caseorganic's slides and suggest more ending thoughts
# 20:40 shaners barnabywalters: does weave work on tweet permalinks or only The Feed?
# 20:40 aaronpk barnabywalters: it should also rewrite the link on the timestamp to the original post's URL
# 20:42 aaronpk yeah it's not working on a user profile page either
# 20:42 aaronpk none of the ones on twitter.com/aaronpk expand for me
# 20:43 shaners aaronpk's 6 toot down on his twitter page right now
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# 20:43 shaners originally said "@benwerd This has been happening to me too for a while. Luckily (?) I have a Google Calendar tab open almost all... "
# 20:44 barnabywalters this is probably because I’m faking having a microformats parser, and it’s finding the wrong URL
# 20:44 shaners in the feed, it get's transmogrified into "Spam calendar invites. That's a new one for me."
# 20:45 shaners when you parse out the citation short url ( aaron.pk/r4SW2 ), you get a note page with a reply context of benwerd's original note
# 20:45 barnabywalters yeah, that’s the text of the replied-to note. I’ll use gjones’s mf parser in the next version
# 20:45 shaners and because that original is first, its content is getting rewritten on top of aaronpk's actual toot in the feed
# 20:45 barnabywalters currently weave is just looking for the first .e-content, which is fragile and silly
# 20:46 barnabywalters argh that chrome warning is extremely irritating. I’m the user, why can’t I choose whether or not to trust it
# 20:47 tantek re: "spam calendar invites". Yeah, email must die.
# 20:47 barnabywalters shaners: FF has the best extension installation flow (and upload flow), followed by opera, followed by safari
# 20:48 tantek what is that? UI blackmail? pay us or else you get a crappy UX!
# 20:48 shaners barnabywalters: does FF still require that the app be quit/restarted before the extension is active?
# 20:49 barnabywalters and the upload process is *amazing*. they have a web UI which runs a bunch of tests over the extension automatically
# 20:49 barnabywalters everyone else just has a boring form which gets picky over image dimensions :(
# 20:51 aaronpk clearly facebook and flickr are the only ones who are allowde to resize photos at webscale
# 20:52 Loqi barnabywalters meant to say: they can’t resize an image, and they want me to pay *them*?!
# 21:02 tantek oh darn - Twitter doesn't show embedded tweet meta-info when you http link to them instead of https
# 21:02 aaronpk oh hah, the full version has benwerd's tweet after original:
# 21:05 tantek nope, that wasn't it. apparently Twitter only shows embedded preview content on the last link in a tweet.
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# 21:14 barnabywalters especially wrt the social implications of using a larger form-factor device instead of a smartphone
# 21:14 aaronpk especially with 4G, that's like all the good parts of havin g a phone
# 21:16 aaronpk horrrible resulting UI, but yea it's interesting :)
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# 21:36 tantek I think I've sufficiently popped the stack to return to reviewing caseorganic's slides. So, momentary walk/bio break to reset cache memory.
# 21:48 caseorganic tantek: found a question you asked earlier " I may want to write a small blog post about my thoughts that I shared with you on what happened in 2003 - just that part - listing of the problems/failures - would you be ok with that?"
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# 21:49 caseorganic tantek: but it would be great to keep this talk a surprise for the audience at keeping it realtime
# 21:49 caseorganic tantek: so if you publish after or on the day i talk (sat) then it won't give away the punchline
# 21:49 tantek I've been thinking about it ever since I read Anil Dash's "The Web We Lost" and strongly felt that he was leaving out key parts of the story, perhaps unconsciously selectively.
# 21:49 tantek It really bugged me - like inaccurate portrayals of history you lived/worked through.
# 21:50 tantek caseorganic - I don't plan on providing any punchlines in my post
# 21:50 tantek also, I love how we talk about keeping things a surprise in an open IRC channel that's logged publicly with really nicely discoverable markup ;)
# 21:51 caseorganic tantek: i'm worried that if you do that people will say, 'yeah, we just read that on the internet' when i get to the 2003 part and i'll have to remove it from my slides
# 21:51 tantek when people hear similar/same messages from multiple people
# 21:51 caseorganic tantek: because they'll get more context about it in the talk, and because it's recent news people will be prepped to want more
# 21:52 tantek right - people usually don't read blog posts thoroughly anyway - tl;dr and all that
# 21:53 tantek so much so that when you cover details in synchronous real time (a "talk" at a "conference"), even if/when you mention details that I may have blogged, such details will feel "new" to them
# 21:54 tantek there's a misplaced anxiety over "scoops" in online media that makes very little sense in general
# 21:55 tantek perhaps for big/popular memes/people (e.g. Apple or movie stars), but for anything industry specific / detailed, I think it's better when people get primed a bit
# 21:55 tantek but that's just my anecdotal experience with these things
# 21:59 tantek resumes reviewing caseorganic preso starting at the "What can you do" slide.
# 22:06 tantek in "Must have your own domain name to attend" might want to mention - indiewebcamp wiki used OpenID for that
# 22:07 tantek helps demonstrate use of existing tech before replacing with better tech
# 22:08 aaronpk tantek: recommendation for coffee shop for getting work done a couple blocks from duboce park?
# 22:08 tantek that way when you transition in the 2012 site to say IndieWebCamp.com switched from OpenID to IndieAuth - you have a story to tell there
# 22:08 Loqi tantek meant to say: that way when you transition in the 2012 slide to say IndieWebCamp.com switched from OpenID to IndieAuth - you have a story to tell there
# 22:08 tantek based on RelMeAuth - easier to markup, easier to consume, simpler
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# 22:12 shaners bret: what's your afternoon / evening looking like?
# 22:14 bret i was pulled into a project on campus all weekend
# 22:14 bret yeah, it would work better next weekend
# 22:16 bret shaners: unfortunately, this whole weekend/week is going to be super busy
# 22:18 tantek that thing where you lose track of which window had the current tab that you were focusing on and so you start going through windows trying to close tabs and they remind you of other things to do
# 22:20 bret shaners: what time are you leaving tomorrow??
# 22:29 tantek whoa - apparently video was taken/posted from the Personal Cloud meetup talks that benwerd, myself and others gave!
# 22:31 tantek please feel free to copy all points made in that talk and re-use them in yours
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# 22:36 tantek Thank you Joseph Boyle for taking and posting that video!
# 22:36 tantek whoa - YouTube share UI has been greatly simplified with a big fat input box to copy the youtu.be shortlink from!
# 22:37 tantek (and they added a nice "[ ] Start at: [5:08]" checkbox to boot!)
# 22:38 aaronpk nice! yeah youtube has been making tons of little improvements, i've been pleasantly surprised
# 22:38 tantek oh man, need to take some screenshots - they've really cleaned things up, and these are good UI examples to capture for our own indieweb deconstruction/reconstruction
# 22:39 tantek aaronpk - also, I'm particularly pleased with how the talk went - in rewatching/listening to it - I didn't realize I packed in so much in to 5 minutes and ended with a solid closer!
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# 22:53 tantek wait - how do we not have a silo stub page for YouTube?!?
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# 23:54 acegiak aaronpk: apparently my webmentions are working... excessively so?
# 23:55 acegiak oh wait, on refresh the double comment disappears. possibly duplicated just in the live update?
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# 23:56 acegiak aaronpk: what I saw was my reply appear twice in the comments stream
# 23:58 acegiak tantek: hey, haven't been in here in a while. been focusing on my game
# 23:59 acegiak saw the live comments thing and thought I'd see if pfefferle's webmentions plugin is working for me, apparently it is