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# 00:29 aaronpk heh i'm gonna have to change that at some point soon
# 00:33 aaronpk also I should probably parse the page so I can say things like "reshared" and "liked" instead of just "linked to"
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# 01:25 Loqi Ok, I'll tell them that when I see them next
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# 05:14 KartikPrabhu !tell snarfed: webmention accpet-header situation fixed. bridgy should not have any trouble now
# 05:14 Loqi Ok, I'll tell them that when I see them next
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# 05:40 Loqi snarfed: KartikPrabhu left you a message 25 minutes ago: webmention accpet-header situation fixed. bridgy should not have any trouble now
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# 07:57 Loqi Zegnat: tantek left you a message 9 hours, 48 minutes ago: are you using WebFinger on your own website? If not, why do you care about it at all? I suggest looking at IndieAuth instead: http://indiewebcamp.com/IndieAuth
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# 15:10 jonnybarnes would their be anything wrong with just marking up geo data with <wrap class="h-geo">...</>?
# 15:12 cweiske where you wrote it, or where the event you're talking about happened?
# 15:12 cweiske maybe you talk about a city and the corrds are the city's
# 15:14 barnabywalters jonnybarnes: if all you have is lat/long, h-geo works. if you have an address or a “place” then h-adr or h-card are more appropriate
# 15:14 barnabywalters if publishing the location of a h-entry, you can use the p-location property too
# 15:16 jonnybarnes I'm working out how to add location info to me notes, so initially via javascript you get lat/lng values
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# 15:17 jonnybarnes then if I want to turn that into a "place" so my note can end withs something like "3 hours ago in Manchester, UK"
# 15:18 jonnybarnes and the other issue is reverse geocoding isnt the most reliable in terms of the format of the response given
# 15:19 jonnybarnes at the moment I'm making a request to Google Map's reverse geocoding API, and taking all the different values of "formatted_address" and putting them as options in a select element in the new post UI so I can pick the most appropriate
# 15:22 barnabywalters I’ll turn it into an actual package later on today, it’s been working well enough
# 15:25 barnabywalters yep, except it returns the first argument if it’s truthy, falling back to the second
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# 15:28 jonnybarnes and my site is on HTTPS, so an XmlHttpRequest to nominatim gets blocked by mixed-content rules
# 15:29 jonnybarnes but I still want to do it client side to confirm its the right address before posting
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# 15:30 jonnybarnes then theres the other issue of counties being hopelessly wrong in OSM
# 15:30 EHLOVader I came across a project that reminded me of your group, may even jumpstart the indieweb in my life. Have you heard of Sovereign?
# 15:31 EHLOVader to configure cloud services on a personal VPS.. cloud is probably misnomer
# 15:32 EHLOVader but seems to be taking the web by storm, it is preferred now by most of the people I know that deal with stuff like that
# 15:32 EHLOVader thought I would pop in, lurk some, and throw that your way
# 15:33 jonnybarnes yeah, it uses angualar js but somethings gone wrong on the update page
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# 15:33 EHLOVader I had though that there were services from your wiki that might suit it, but really all i found was libravatar and openvbx
# 15:34 EHLOVader btw, I found someone i know irl on your group in the wiki, does gRegorLove show up in IRC often?
# 15:34 EHLOVader he is more of an acquaintance, but was caught off guard when I saw his name on one of the projects
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# 15:37 EHLOVader not a real replacement for google apps, but there is some exciting stuff in that sovereign, like the CalDAV and CardDAV
# 15:37 EHLOVader and the RSS reader, and encrypted file system stored webmail
# 15:39 EHLOVader that is what one person used, are their verfied certs still $60/2yr if you wildcard them? or do they upcharge
# 15:40 jonnybarnes I only have three certs with them but they all work and were free
# 15:40 EHLOVader I was able to get the 5yr for $150 because I chatted and asked questions, they said they offer that to all the chat people
# 15:41 EHLOVader performance on that cloud is probably really good though... right/
# 15:41 jonnybarnes when I was looking for wildcards they would never do the root domain as well
# 15:42 jonnybarnes yeah, browsers always worked fine, but certain calendar software didnt
# 15:43 jonnybarnes it was also because my nginx configs weren't optimal, at least not for multiple ssl vhosts
# 15:45 EHLOVader oh, nginx, I was looking into that, h5bp has a great config set
# 15:45 EHLOVader friend of mine suggested using that always, he clones it and then symlinks all the configs
# 15:46 jonnybarnes my particular issue was getting PFS on my root domain by adding default to that vhost block
# 15:46 EHLOVader actually jonnybarnes that digitialocean, did it come with an sla?
# 15:49 EHLOVader the chicagovps one was a cyber monday deal... but even if I am stuck with a bad host for three years, $1.66/mo isn't bad for those specs
# 15:49 jonnybarnes we came up with the same solution to giving LatLng values to leaflet :)
# 15:49 EHLOVader chicagovps also uses the same datacenter as ipxcore, and their service and uptime seems to be solid.
# 15:55 jonnybarnes how about trying a taler height to see if the popup becomes more visible? changing the height in FF's inspector tools makes the map taller but the marker doesnt change position
# 15:56 barnabywalters jonnybarnes: well really it needs to have a solid background colour, but bizarrely I haven’t been able to give it one
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# 16:16 jonnybarnes by adding a popup that pushed the marker down, and setting a map move function to move the marker to the center.
# 16:23 jonnybarnes thats partly why your missing some of the popup text. the js want to relocate the map to fit in the popup and your stopping it
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# 16:55 aaronpk and since your site is PHP I already wrote most of the code for you
# 16:56 barnabywalters I am actually moving towards a similar approach to p3k, with one endpoint for the creation of all new posts
# 16:57 aaronpk i figure there's no harm in publishing that since it requires an access token to do anything
# 16:58 barnabywalters hm is it really necessary to fetch the page multiple times for all the different endpoints
# 17:00 barnabywalters ah, using static properties — I’m not used to using them, didn’t notice them there :)
# 17:01 aaronpk ah yea it's confusing cause the methods all call fetchBody, but the fetchBody is the method that does the caching
# 17:05 barnabywalters so now servers can make indieauth-authenticated + authorised requests on our behalf
# 17:06 aaronpk and we can build cool interfaces for posting things that other people can use
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# 17:09 barnabywalters so for all of this to work securely we all need to be using https for our sites, correct?
# 17:10 barnabywalters and then a “how to set up HTTPS on your site” section on each web server implementation page
# 17:11 aaronpk and info about how not to get screwed over when trying to buy an ssl cert
# 17:12 barnabywalters so at this point I need to admit that I know absolutely nothing about https and defer to more knowledgable people
# 17:12 Zegnat "how not to get screwed over when trying to buy an ssl cert" - tip: do not use hosting that forces you to buy through them.
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# 17:15 EHLOVader that could or would benefit from SNI info and startssl free certs right?
# 17:15 aaronpk EHLOVader: yeah I am, for testing. I found it very useful to be able to create *.dev certs and point things like indieauth.dev to localhost so I can properly test
# 17:16 EHLOVader just for people who only have csr generators on hosts though?
# 17:16 aaronpk because once you add my root cert to your browser you don't get self-signed cert warnings
# 17:16 Zegnat barnabywalters: I would add it but I haven’t set-up my IndieAuth then. Debating about what domain I would use.
# 17:17 barnabywalters aaronpk: so what’s the process for fixing that, ringing up apple, microsoft, mozilla and google and asking them to add your root cert?
# 17:17 aaronpk EHLOVader: no, you just can't get a cert from anybody for a domain that doesn't exist
# 17:18 aaronpk barnabywalters: although there are other orgs that can distribute your root cert for lots of $$
# 17:18 aaronpk either way it's prohibitively expensive and complicated
# 17:18 aaronpk i did a bit of research on it, I could add to the wiki, but probably not on the main https page since it's kind of obscure information
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# 17:22 barnabywalters aaronpk: adding the link to your signing utility along with the explanation of why it’s useful would certainly be a good addition to /https though
# 17:25 jonnybarnes I think in general startssl would be best to talk about o the wiki primarily because they're free
# 17:26 jonnybarnes but the overall idea of ssl seems so old-fashioned to me. Why can't we have a WoT system for ssl certs? and thus bypassing root certificates
# 17:34 barnabywalters I wonder how tricky it would be to create a similar site but for testing an implementation
# 17:35 aaronpk would be a good idea, especially since sometimes you need the intermediate certs installed otherwise it causes issues
# 17:35 barnabywalters jonnybarnes: well, if your browser is vulnerable then you’re compromised regardless of how well set up your server is, so I’d say it’s fairly relecant
# 17:35 Loqi barnabywalters meant to say: jonnybarnes: well, if your browser is vulnerable then you’re compromised regardless of how well set up your server is, so I’d say it’s fairly relevant
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# 17:56 Zegnat tantek: you asked yesterday if I was using WebFinger and why else I would care about its wiki page. I am not using it, only came upon it when reading the idno page and noticed the (wrong) link.
# 18:00 EHLOVader when you were talking about WoT certificates... did you guys mention Sovereign Keys?
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# 18:25 aaronpk I do have an API for posting notes now, however my main p3k interface hasn't been updated to use it yet
# 18:30 jonnybarnes interesting, and you were saying if before with barnabywalters, if we all used APIs we could post to our own sites off each others UIs?
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# 18:53 jonnybarnes finally have a somewhat working version of location data on my notes :)
# 18:54 jonnybarnes I just need to work out how to send that to Twitter. If you just send LatLng values to Twitter will they automatically change that into a place name or not?
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# 19:26 aaronpk the only rate limit is the IRC limit of 1 per second, and how fast the twitter streaming search API returns things (which is multiple per second)
# 19:29 jonnybarnes talking of https, does anyone know if nginx will support spdy/3 anytime soon?
# 19:30 bear jonnybarnes - you should point the https page to the nginx page since the config section is more detailed on it
# 19:31 bear the patches for spdy/3 are in the dev channel IIRC
# 19:31 aaronpk wow congrats everyone, we now have a pretty thorough page on https! amazing work!
# 19:35 jonnybarnes bear, hows that. Ill add my php5-fpm note to the nginx page now :)
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# 19:56 KartikPrabhu is this supposed to be satire? If not, its is pretty mindless article
# 19:58 jonnybarnes I think the author, in story form, is expressing his uneasiness about everything being networked
# 19:59 jonnybarnes but its not the networking itself thats the problem, its all the data it produces
# 20:00 tantek lol - there's no internet of things. only silos of things (currently, e.g. all the real world examples given in the article are all silos)
# 20:01 tantek we could. I'm still waiting for wifi and TCP/IP to work reliably
# 20:02 tantek e.g. stop getting those "someone else is using the IP address blah.blah.blah.blah" alerts
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# 20:02 tantek or the wifi with the exclamation point icon (instead of a number of bars of signal)
# 20:03 tantek or 169. self-assigned addresses because the DHCP server is being dumb.
# 20:04 marcthiele tantek, we met briefly in Brooklyn and I was asking Jeremy how to contact you the best way. He said best is IRC. So here I am for the first time after using my C64
# 20:05 tantek you're using your C64 to chat on IRC? Awesome!
# 20:05 marcthiele I started telling you about Bastian and that he wants to run an Indie Web Camp around beyond tellerrand in May.
# 20:06 marcthiele not usin my C64 at the moment. But still have it build up right behind me. 2400 baud are way too slow I have to admit.
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# 20:06 tantek anyone that wants to run an IndieWebCamp really needs to be on the channel to connect with the existing community.
# 20:08 tantek marcthiele - before running an IndieWebCamp, perhaps encourage Bastian to get on the Indie Web himself.
# 20:12 tantek in general I'd say it's more important for folks to get on the IndieWeb than run an indiewebcamp, I'd see it as a pre-requisite in fact.
# 20:12 tantek since we want to encourage more doing than talking.
# 20:14 marcthiele True, but to let more people know about it, I think it is also important to run the camps, isn't it?
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# 20:14 tantek not if the camps are run by someone who is talking more than doing - and not having (and not posting on) your own indieweb site would be more talking than doing
# 20:15 tantek it's actually an anti-pattern to focus on the telling
# 20:15 tantek much more important that anyone who runs a camp is *living* the indieweb themselves to set a good example
# 20:16 EHLOVader the first time you do anything it will suck, it is highly likely, but to never do it is worse
# 20:17 marcthiele Great. Thanks for a starting point. Have to take care of the kids and get them to bed now, but back later (and after I added myself and todl basti to do so).
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# 20:23 EHLOVader I got a new vps, plan to setup sovereign, and indiewebcamp was on the mind when planning it
# 20:23 EHLOVader so indieauth would work.. which btw, who uses indie auth...
# 20:27 peat EHLOVader: I use indieauth.com as a delegate for my OpenID.
# 20:27 EHLOVader so I can throw indieauth into any openid field and it should auth/
# 20:29 peat Heh. I think aaronpk gets billed for it. So, you know, try as often as you like.
# 20:29 aaronpk I should figure out some way to not get billed for it, lol
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# 21:54 peat ... figured I should add myself, too.
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# 22:06 marcthiele also done adding myself. Proofed again that I am so bad at writing about myself.
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# 22:42 tantek or the reverse to satisfy all the JSON consumers out there
# 22:42 tantek the theory being that XOXO is easier to publish
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# 22:54 snarfed yeah, aaronpk mentioned wanting to use the actual tweet (etc) permalink instead of bridgy's
# 23:05 aaronpk heh that's basically equivalent to twitter's "___ liked a tweet you were mentioned in"
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# 23:16 KevinMarks "The emphasis doesn’t seem to be on the authors themselves, but rather on the authority of the sites they’re writing for"
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# 23:50 benwerd Thank *you*! Also, that tweet, and a reply to aaronpk, were also part of a screen recording indieweb demo, which I'll upload this evening.