aaronpksnarfed: lol, was reading your paperless office article, got half way through, clicked a link, got distracted by something else, went back to your post to pick up where I left off. First words I read: "Not many people have attention spans that long"
pfenwickaaronpk: Thanks! There's still a Simple Matter Of Code that I need to write to stick onto the back of it, but all that's required there is a twilio end-point for exobrain (about 20 lines of code), and a connector (about another 20 lines). I'm hoping I can do that at the airport. :)
pfenwickaaronpk: "Not exactly private, not exactly public." So things like "I'll be in $city on $date" is reasonably public, whereas "I'm at SE Grind working on my slides at 2am" is a little more private.
aaronpkYour FB post of cities and dates is great. I'm super interested in what that would look like on your own site, I'm trying to find time to publish my next set of travel in a way that is actionable to people!
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JeenaIt happened what I was preparing for for so long, someone webmentioned a normal article of mine wit a article of his own, not with a note https://jeena.net/indie-notes-reader#comments so hm my website handled it ok but not great, will need to improve on that.
KartikPrabhuactually here is an indieweb question: Has anyone setup an indieweb poll system, where people can vote using indieauth or their own website via mentions?
KartikPrabhunow I am quite interested in a poll system with graphs and all that that works with indieauth! Maybe after I get other indie-stuff working! Damn my indie-to-do-list is getting long
JeenagRegor` I had to leave the community because they broke the possibility to host your own server with a update and when I asked half a year later when it will be possible again to self host under your own domain, etc. they said that this is not a priority for them. Today, soon a year later I still can not self host under my domain because of bugs in the protocoll and their server software https://github.com/cupcake/bugs/issues/31
JeenaHm, is there _any_ website which changes its font size according to my font size default setting? I went through my 20 open tabs and only 2 changed the font size, but then only in one part of the website so it looked rediciolous :-/
Jeenaehlovader I can host it if I use a new domain, because mine is already in the database of the other users and I cant get them to refollow me (not automatically and not manually) and I can not follow them (not manually and not automatically)
Jeenait is like email, most of the people are using some provider and their clients, many of them use 3rd party clients (like Mail.app or Thunderbird) and some host their own (mail/tent) server.
Jeenahttps://jeena.net/s/tent-subscription-bug.png Jonathans last answer to me words it as if it were not that big of a deal "We are still thinking about the best long-term solution for the protocol." but keep in mind that this discussion went on several months after this bug was introduced.
Jeenathat is true, while there I tried to communicate that in some way with a blog post https://jeena.net/problems-tent but they didn't even understand my concerns
tobiastomI think that is very much ok not to listen to suggestions if they don't like them, but then they have to live with the fact that people will move on.
jonnybarnesdoes anyone know if the hcard::photo property needs to be an image? i.e. an img tag, or can i link to an image with an a tag and add the mf photo class to that link?
JeenaAh here it is https://github.com/tent/tentd/issues/127 and here is the other conversation https://jeena.net/s/tent-subscription-security.png The security thing is that you should not be able to remove/add subscriptions and so on if you overtake the domain (but not the server) from another person. You need the original credentials with which you created the subscriptions. I do have them in a database backup, but because of all those bugs it just
Jeenareading it now it is quite funny that he blames us for not backing up the database and both of us who were selfhosting have still backups of the database ^^
barnabywalterscurrently hypothetical long-term plan for taproot is to have a service where people put their domain name and credit card details in a form, and get an installation of taproot they can use
michielbdejongtobiastom: i'm not sure everybody knows a tech savvy person who can host stuff for them. when people ask me where to host their website, i don't usually say "i'll do it for you" - and the times i do, i usually end up regretting that promise ;)
michielbdejongbarnabywalters: what do you think is the benefit of for-profit? that people will trust it better to have an incentive to stay in business and to deliver a quality product?
tobiastommichielbdejong: but that's kind of easy to solve: only host what you could support. when you like a software and it's easy for you to manage it, why not. if you don't like wordpress, just don't do it.
barnabywalterstobiastom: how so? taproot is just publishing software like any other. the hosted service would be a simple UI over domain name + web hosting
tobiastomfreemium is stupid. you have to invest a lot of time supporting the people that will never pay anyways and the people who give you money will not get the attention of you that they deserv.
barnabywalterspersonal domain names are so central to the indieweb approach that it’s a contradiction to give out free subdomains to people for anything other than testing
barnabywalterstobiastom: in exactly the same way that shared hosts don’t allow me to install a different operating system or change the network configuration of a machine, my hosted service wouldn’t allow direct FTP access
michielbdejongi would run the .un.ht registry like any other tld. i just wouldn't pay ICANN tax. which is probably a problem when you want to get TLS working. but otherwise i think it could come pretty close to a poor man's domain name. definitely different from a twitter handle
michielbdejongtobiastom: no, i meant they are *only* able to choose facebook, because facebook signup doesn't require a creditcard, and domain name registration does
barnabywaltersmichielbdejong: in practise, “ownership” of a domain is a physical thing. Do you offer some UI for them to point the domain name at whatever they want?
michielbdejongi realize it's not the real thing, but it's at good as it gets, i think, if we want any chance of indie web values getting a foothold in the third world.
michielbdejongmy main reason to make it not for profit is i think that making money is really not an ambition for me personally. if i had a sports car collection hobby to pay for, then maybe i would do it for-profit so that i could get rich in the process :)
aaronpktantek: he's talking about the fact that that article links to his, but doesn't include microformats, so he's confused abotu what to display on his site (right, Jeena?)
Jeenahm yeah, I still do not distinguish between them, but yeah, I really should, you're right, it should just be a list which is saying "and also mentioned was this article on: <a href="..">title...
tantekehlovader, not a village no. you actually have to ignore what the village is saying, watch what they're doing, and then work with a few *smiths to raise a standard
ehlovaderare there issues with google/facebook/et al trying to determine the author on the article and or linking to other peoples photos on other people's articles
ehlovaderI would tend to suggest that for anyone who wants to keep content on one line or in a certain space but not have it just overflow for no reason
tantekehlovader, re: H1. No, I'd rather keep the algorithm simpler until/unless there's some data showing that H1 without h-entry is actually worthy of supporting.
ehlovaderis there a way to implement something like that which is not 100% in the open? so they have the chance to remove themselves from your list, or that their site isn't shamed forever
tantek.comedited /page-name-discovery (+197) "/* Algorithm */ add a details note about too long names and how to handle per comments-presentation, since aaronpk asked ;)" (view diff)
ehlovaderthere isn't necessarily a way with indieweb concepts to identify if the person viewing your page is in fact the author of another site is there?
aaronpkI like the idea of just showing the latest fails for the last 30 minutes. super easy to implement that too since you can just use a cache, and no auth stuff.
ehlovaderalso, could that webmention assistance remention actually run as a service? are most/all the existing webmention libraries setup well with event hooks or actions that could you to handle errors through external means...
ehlovaderI assume if this were written as a separate library it would have to handle the mentions first, then pass through to allow whatever you want to handle the actual mention when it works
ehlovadergave it a look and it was nice, am using kleinphp for an internal project where i work, as a retrofitted method of taking procedural code and making it more structured
aaronpknot sure about others, but I use no framework or a minimal framework http://aaron.pk/a4P01 depending on the project. Mostly I just make sure I'm using composer packages for things.
ehlovaderI suffer from what I termed indoor cat syndrome... not growing or being pushed to evolve or keep up with the outdoor cats that had to struggle for every bite of food.
ehlovaderwhile I was well fed and ate mostly the same dry meals each day for years, my outdoor cat friends had to constantly look for the next alley restaurant to get a bite from the back.
ehlovaderThey tended to get more variety too, and had grown the street smarts to keep on top, while I was rather coddled and kept on the same schedule, and playing with the same toys, and same "other cats".
ehlovaderI have a few freelance things to take care of tonight, but hopefully if I figure out what was keeping my webserver stuff from working I will have a very basic
ehlovaderlike amber case had said in her talk most recently, the wiki requires you to have your domian, and participate at least in good faith to actually contribute
ttepasseaaronpk, you linked your atom feed with the following markup: rel="updates alternate". Do still have any idea where the token "updates" came from? It doesn't exist in HTML5, it isn't documented in the microformat registry and all other proposals for feed autodiscovery that I know of had other rel values.
JeenaI hope the fix in the webmentions wordpress plugin will propagate to the websites soon, every time I webmention someone my webmention is broken because I don't use absolute URLs, perhaps I should change that until this gets out in the open.
tantekso yes, snarfed, I think I put in rel="updates" to help with discovery, but that was when I still grudgingly accepted separate feed sidefiles as the best thing we had
tantekI suppose we could use rel=updates for an updates.html page that *only* had posts (no furniture links or anything else) - but since no one has anything like that, we should drop it until that becomes a real issue
tantek!tell caseorganic loved your latest talk(s)! the iteration and messaging is really awesome. one nit: relative temporal references need absolutising/updating, e.g. "dinner last night", and upcoming IndieWebCamps (slide near end). Really love the close too. Minimal features, building blocks. So good.
tantekouch: http://evan.status.net/ = "Database error \ The database for Just another StatusNet microblog is not responding correctly, so the site will not work properly. The site admins probably know about the problem, but you can contact them at [no address given] to make sure. "