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# 02:19 tantek hey aaronpk - well done on your home page notes!!
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# 02:21 aaronpk minor change, much less work than anticipated, large difference
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# 02:36 aaronpk now in the process of adding photos to my notes stream
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# 03:01 aaronpk nice! I think barnabywalters has done a bit of experimentation on that too!
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# 03:03 aaronpk he has a crazy plugin thing that transforms strings like "GB BG de|f3 e3|GB BG de|f2 ef g2|GB BG de|f4 ef|" into a series of notes. I don't really know how it works
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# 03:13 aaronpk this is awesome "LilyPond is primarily concerned with producing top-quality engraved sheet music
# 03:13 aaronpk creating a Graphical User Interface (GUI) would distract us from this goal."
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# 03:17 pdurbin probably. a solid command line core is the unix way :)
# 03:31 aaronpk snarfed: any thoughts on adding Flickr to bridgy? :)
# 03:32 snarfed the usual thought: not a priority for me personally just yet, but worth filing an issue, i happily accept PRs, and i may get to it eventually
# 03:33 aaronpk I was just noticing how easy it would be for me to POSSE to flickr once I get this part done
# 03:33 aaronpk also their API is *really* friendly for this kind of thing
# 03:33 aaronpk so friendly that I'm able to make a complete clone of my Flickr account by polling just one feed
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# 03:35 snarfed i have to make N twitter API calls just to get a full reply chain
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# 03:56 tantek aaronpk - cool! the thing is, it's not *just* for photos
# 03:56 tantek hey nitot - your IRC client is connecting/disconnecting a lot - might want to check it out
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# 03:57 aaronpk ah right, kind of like how twitter and facebook use their proprietary og_image and twitter:image tags?
# 03:58 tantek aaronpk - you could be using u-photo on all your existing post types that have any kind of representative image
# 03:58 tantek right - u-photo comes from the link-preview research
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# 03:59 aaronpk fortunately it slips right in to my actual photo posting
# 03:59 tantek from that perspective, it also gives you the option of providing a "special" cropped/zoomed photo for the link-preview u-photo
# 03:59 tantek rather than just a link to the complete photo itself
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# 03:59 aaronpk also a neat side effect of the markup is the <img> tag appears in the parsed content[html] but not in the content[text] property
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# 04:11 aaronpk i'm going to leave it for now cause I can't think of a better way yet
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# 04:19 aaronpk should be literally just making a tag on github and packagist should create a new release from there (assuming you have the auto-hook set up)
# 04:35 aaronpk ooh maybe not. i think you can only create branches from the UI. maybe I can send a PR with the tag.
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# 04:35 aaronpk tantek: what is the numbering scheme you're using? 0.1.15895 is the last version number
# 04:38 aaronpk I can create a tag, send a pull request, and then you can just click merge
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# 04:44 tantek cassis is still v0.1 and the .nnnnn after that is ymd_to_days("YYYY-MM-DD") using today's date for that
# 04:45 aaronpk ok I had a feeling it was something like that. couldn't quite place it.
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# 04:46 aaronpk might not cause you would have needed to put barnaby's API key in the web hooks section for that repo in github
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# 04:46 Loqi Ok, I'll tell him that when I see him next
# 04:47 tantek aaonpk - too many weird setup things just to make automatic notifications of stuff work
# 04:48 tantek no seriously, all this crap has its own bespoke handcrank notification nonsense
# 04:48 aaronpk yeah have you seen the list of supported services for webhooks in github? heh
# 04:52 aaronpk I broke my webmention endpoint with that latest push cause I forgot to wrap the require('cassis.js')
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# 05:06 aaronpk it's interesting that instagram shows the location of the photo above the photo. all the meta data appears above the photo actually.
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# 05:07 aaronpk and both show the timestamp in the top right corner in as short a form as possible
# 05:11 aaronpk damn, now that's making me reconsider putting the date at the bottom
# 05:11 aaronpk it's not as big a deal for the date alone, but I want to add the one-line location like instagram has and I'm not sure where to put that right now
# 05:14 tantek aaronpk - there's lots of room for experimentation
# 05:14 tantek they also do different things in the iOS app view vs. desktop web view
# 05:16 aaronpk the information hierarchy is quite different from instagram and twitter, but it looks ok I think
# 05:21 tantek aaronpk - location and datetime to me are part of the same kind of meta
# 05:22 tantek part of I think what IG is doing with *all* the meta at the top is to provide a static header while the photo scrolls underneath
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# 05:23 tantek 1. caption immediately under a photo is exactly the same as when photos are embedded elsewhere, like newspapers
# 05:24 tantek 2. comments *immediately* after the caption helps the caption+comments read as one uninterrupted thread of conversation
# 05:24 tantek 3. putting the "action" buttons at the *very bottom* serves to frame the content item (photo)
# 05:24 tantek i.e. the last thing you see are verbs that apply to the content above them
# 05:25 tantek the only exception to this is that they provide the "<3 NN likes" between the photo and caption.
# 05:26 aaronpk it would be weird to put the likes splitting the caption and comment, so I guess that makes sense
# 05:26 tantek right, it's *less weird* where they put it now
# 05:29 aaronpk all I wanted to do was add photos to my site, and now I'm considering changing the formatting of *everything*
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# 05:40 aaronpk wow instagram's handling of location data is super barebones.
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# 05:47 aaronpk 2 is gone. 3 is Chevron. 4 is Nara Sushi, presumably where the founders went for dinner after building the API. :)
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# 07:19 aaronpk side effect of adding location to my photos, I now show it for every note
# 07:19 aaronpk not entirely convinced it's as useful on text notes as it is on photos, but we'll see
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# 08:52 Jeena hm perhaps someone should stop nitot from rejoining and leaving all the time ;)
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# 15:12 tobiastom good morning tantek
# 15:12 tobiastom tantek: is there some common icon to symbolize sympathy or support with the indieweb. like rss has it's orange thing.
# 15:12 tantek aaronpk, looks like we lost Loqi ~4:37 or thereabouts today.
# 15:14 aaronpk Jeena: just turn off join/parts for the channel in your IRC client. much more pleasant that way
# 15:16 tantek.com edited /logo () "(-775) move community contributions to "buttons" because that seems broader than "logo" which sounds specific" (
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# 15:16 tantek.com edited /buttons (+818) "move community contributions to "buttons" because that seems broader than "logo" which sounds specific, see also" (
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# 15:17 tantek tobiastom: there's a bunch of buttons you can put on your site to indicate support and/or that you're attending / building: indiewebcamp.com/buttons
# 15:18 tobiastom so… indieweb's name is officially indie web camp?
# 15:18 tantek indieweb is a concept (set of), not an official
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# 15:36 tantek Jeena, my bad for not originally pointing them out when you made your contribution
# 15:44 tantek hopefully that better clarifies its use beyond photo posts
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# 15:54 cweiske regarding link-preview - does someone know oembed?
# 15:59 barnabywalters aaronpk: I added you, tantek doesn’t appear to have an account but I can of course add him if he does
# 16:00 barnabywalters tantek: are you up for getting cassis auto-updating packagist on commits? it should take about a minute
# 16:01 tantek cweiske we don't want to reinvent oembed. instead we analyze it for what it tried to do, why it failed, and use that to inform something new
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# 16:02 cweiske the same way rss and atom have been analyzed and reinvented with h-feed
# 16:02 tantek cweiske I don't think that word means what you think it means ("reinvented")
# 16:02 tantek e.g. similar improper usage: "same way that webmention reinvents pingback"
# 16:03 cweiske I guess your analysis will be that it was too hard since one had to implement an extra endpoint instead of using html
# 16:03 Loqi cweiske meant to say: you'll slap that argument on everything
# 16:03 tantek cweiske indeed, the web has shown that to be a general pattern
# 16:03 tantek and that's not specific to the web, it's just economics. simpler cheaper things win.
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# 16:05 cweiske why don't we parse amazon product listings and detail pages?
# 16:05 barnabywalters cweiske: it’s not entirely clear what point you’re making — why do you wish to parse amazon product listings?
# 16:07 cweiske tantek says that it's simpler and cheaper to have only one html that is used by every client. I say that the number of APIs (that deliver specific content for specific use cases) is rising, which contradicts tanteks statement
# 16:08 cweiske now we're back to the "cheap for whom" question, which this channel decided as "cheap for the producer"
# 16:09 tantek cweiske - APIs are ephemeral froth. They appear, break, disappear just like waves on the beach.
# 16:09 tantek cweiske - the web decided that cheap for the producer wins
# 16:13 cweiske how can I talk to that web entity you continue to mention?
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# 16:20 tantek cweiske - if you like OEmbed, you should support it on your own site, and we can keep track of that as indieweb sites that support it.
# 16:21 tantek even if you just want it to support it for legacy consumers (I don't know of anyone writing code or building things to consume OEmbed any more)
# 16:21 tantek I support Atom myself on my site for the same reason - legacy consumers.
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# 16:22 tantek barnabywalters I believe I created it in response to vacuous hand-waving about "social standards" at the W3C social workshop last year
# 16:23 tantek see my first reply in that thread where I mention social-standards - created the wiki page just so I could answer a question
# 16:24 barnabywalters in theory it should not be at all tricky to create a microformats -> oembed bridge. probably not worth the effort unless someone can make a compelling case, i.e. listing people/services which actively consume oembed
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# 16:24 tantek exactly. harder to publish *and* consume = fail.
# 16:24 aaronpk oembed.io? hehe. but yeah not worth it unless there's a compelling list of consumers
# 16:25 tantek Twitter tried to build on oembed but found it insufficient and introduced proprietary Twitter Cards instead.
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# 16:30 tantek barnabywalters - would have to search for a Twitter blog post where they announced supporting oembed
# 16:30 tantek and then another one later when they introduced Twitter Cards
# 16:30 tantek but there aren't any good blog search engines around any more :(
# 16:31 caseorganic tantek: my friend from college is trying to build one again. i told him of the pitfalls
# 16:31 caseorganic tantek: is it possible to make a reasonable one today? he's of course trying to index rss feeds
# 16:32 tantek caseorganic - yeah indexing feeds was the dumb simple thing to try first
# 16:32 tantek then when Technorati started to index actual HTML of blog posts, the results *crushed* everyone else
# 16:33 caseorganic tantek: i mentioned that to him. did you try to figure out where content began on a page? lots of different rulesets, right?
# 16:33 tantek yes. lots. Kevinmarks is quite familiar with it as he was the primary spider dev.
# 16:33 caseorganic tantek: how is technorati doing now? i remember the day all the feeds broke for me
# 16:34 tantek I think they may have even outsourced their search to a whitelabel backend provider sad to say - that also doesn't do as much.
# 16:34 caseorganic tantek: let's say there was a great blog search engine that was built. how would it make money, and how would it change things?
# 16:35 tantek all the same reasons I used Technorati, and that all of us use Twitter search
# 16:35 caseorganic tantek: makes sense. it's the thing i miss most about not having that search option. i can't search mentions or articles across the web
# 16:35 tantek caseorganic, did you forget that Google launched real time search using various feeds (PuSH) and the Twitter firehose? and then shut it down when contract renegotiations failed?
# 16:37 tantek caseorganic just try to search for its existence now ("Google real time search", when was it launched at what conference, and when did it die.
# 16:42 barnabywalters setting up a basic personal search engine using taproot’s cache + some limited crawling and neo4j is somewhere in the depths of my todo list
# 16:43 tantek funny, they shut it down just days after the first IndieWebCamp
# 16:43 tantek barnabywalters I wonder how hard would it be for indie websites to support some degree of "social search" beyond just site-specific search
# 16:44 barnabywalters as neo4j is a graph database, making querying based on links between posts really easy to do
# 16:44 tantek I think it was caught up in the Buzz debacle too.
# 16:44 caseorganic tantek: very ironic is was shut down just days after the first IndieWebCamp
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# 16:45 caseorganic tantek: i used to sell a service to advertisers, brand managers, that was a netvibes dashboard of mentions of their brand across the web. the entire backend was yahoo pipes, and the best source was, of course, technorati. i survived off of that almost exclusively for a year
# 16:45 tantek barnabywalters - I'm thinking indie social search might be interesting for keeping a moderate search index for my site and the sites I link to.
# 16:47 caseorganic tantek: i would sell a dashboard a month, use those funds to live on, and then work on side projects
# 16:58 aaronpk barnabywalters: neo4j seems cool, but I'm really hesitant to run a java service myself
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# 16:59 barnabywalters aaronpk: I’ve played around with neo4j locally before, currently installing elasticsearch to see what that’s like
# 16:59 barnabywalters at the moment I have no intention of hosting the search engine on my server — locally will do for the moment
# 17:08 aaronpk cool, let me know how it goes. I'm really interested in getting search running, but it's not trivial.
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# 17:14 tantek ah, benwerd has a search box, hidden in the = menu button thingie in the header
# 17:14 tantek !tell benwerd when did you implement site search on werd.io, and what backend does it use?
# 17:14 Loqi Ok, I'll tell them that when I see them next
# 17:14 tantek ah, benwerd has a search box, hidden in the = menu button thingie in the header
# 17:14 tantek !tell benwerd when did you implement site search on werd.io, and what backend does it use?
# 17:14 Loqi Ok, I'll tell them that when I see them next
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# 17:14 tantek ah, benwerd has a search box, hidden in the = menu button thingie in the header
# 17:14 tantek !tell benwerd when did you implement site search on werd.io, and what backend does it use?
# 17:14 Loqi Ok, I'll tell them that when I see them next
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# 17:14 barnabywalters somewhat indieweb-related: I successfully got a .bit address resolving for my site: barnabywalters.bit
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# 17:15 tantek wonders if it is worth restating the past 30 min of what he said
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# 17:16 barnabywalters I’m not entirely convinced that namecoin is ever going to be useful, but it’s worth experimenting with DNS alternatives
# 17:18 aaronpk yeah, I'm not really interested in experimenting with DNS alternatives until there is something that is actually decentralized, like doesn't rely on an organization to maintain it
# 17:18 tantek DNS alternatives are not the hard problem right now.
# 17:18 aaronpk namecoin is really just another centralized DNS, they just don't realize it yet
# 17:18 tantek we can build plenty that works *just fine* using existing DNS
# 17:19 tantek UX, formats, protocols are the primary challenges for us
# 17:19 tantek barnabywalters that's interesting too, but different (searching linked pages)
# 17:19 tantek barnabywalters do you have any search on your site now?
# 17:19 tantek in fact, who here has a search box on their site?
# 17:19 tantek no, seriously, does ANYONE else here have a search box on their site?!?
# 17:19 tantek ahem aaronpk, barnabywalters, caseorganic, all three of you have indieauth sign in boxes on your sites but no search box?!?
# 17:19 tantek would be interesting to see a PuSH based realtime search that indexed say, every IndieWebCamps' attendees' personal sites.
# 17:20 aaronpk er, I do have a search box, but it just goes to google search with site:aaronparecki.com and some other parameters
# 17:20 aaronpk apparently it is missing from my index page, but it's on the notes and article permalinks
# 17:21 bret I used to have a search box. Was removed during a refactor, never made it back
# 17:22 bret I was toying with the idea of generating a json list of posts and implementing a client side javascrip search
# 17:22 barnabywalters I am more than aware that UX is a primary challenge, I’m experimenting with namecoin to assess whether it makes it any easier to build domain registering/transferring/management UIs with it
# 17:23 aaronpk barnabywalters: I am interested in your research on the UX of registering domains. are you documenting it anywhere?
# 17:23 barnabywalters aaronpk: I’ve done a few screen recordings but not much other than that, not published anywhere
# 17:30 aaronpk heh, how about using bittorrent to distribute the indexed search data so a bunch of us can run search servers from it
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# 17:40 tantek caseorganic who is that person? and can you invite them to IRC?
# 17:41 tantek I went to their site and didn't understand the first post about Annie - was that an obit?
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# 17:45 Loqi Ok, I'll tell them that when I see them next
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# 17:47 tantek barnabywalters, what do I need to do for packagist key to cassis’s auto-updating thing
# 17:48 barnabywalters go to the settings/admin section of the cassis github repo, into the “service hooks” section and find packagist
# 17:50 barnabywalters then in the packagist form which turns up, username = barnabywalters, check “enabled” and leave domain blank
# 17:55 tantek I see a green checkmark next to Packagist now
# 18:06 tantek barnabywalters you could add your site name too
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# 18:12 snarfed hrmph. facebook API has been throwing 500s all morning. whee
# 18:18 tantek spread the word - and everyone bring someone new
# 18:18 tantek let's see if we can reach beyond usuals this week :)
# 18:19 aaronpk we had a really great turnout in portland last time! so sad we couldn't get the video link between them
# 18:20 snarfed hate to say it, but i might not make it this week :/
# 18:20 snarfed i'll still try to rally others though. and i'm looking fwd to indiewebcamp sf!
# 18:21 tantek aaronpk - agreed, I'll work on the video link even earlier this time
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# 19:36 tantek What do you think is the most important HTML element? 2nd most?
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# 20:06 onewheelskyward <html> gets a bad rep
# 20:07 ttepasse <a href="">, of course. Without it, HTML ist just another Docbook.
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# 21:13 tantek ttepasse, you win. yes, it's <a href>, which is the only HTML element you actually need to build functioning hypertext.
# 21:14 tantek aaronpk, not a trick question, but definitely tricky.
# 21:14 ttepasse Plain old HTML? ;)
# 21:17 bear How Ted Nelson was right and how we are doing the web wrong?
# 21:19 tantek bear - haha - no he's written plenty on that himself
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# 21:26 bear it would be good to have a baseline to look at when working with new html creators
# 21:27 bear html best practices that comes from practical document generation - *not* from the browser parsers or lets-mangle-the-dom web app writers
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# 21:31 ttepasse If I remember correctly, JS, The Good Parts had also a section why the bad parts are bad. Can we expect the same? E.g. rants about RDFa & such?
# 21:32 bear oh my, now that would be an interesting chapter (or three)
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# 21:39 KartikPrabhu tantek: Any thoughts on the goodness of Web Components? To my outsider brain, they seem to be moving templating into HTML for some reason.
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# 21:56 aaronpk haha! "Also, I’m turning off comments and pingbacks etc. for this blog. Probably going to start looking implementing WebMentions very soon."
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# 22:09 tantek KartikPrabhu - I've yet to see a critical use case for Web Components (if you know of one, show me a URL of a site that demonstrates as much).
# 22:09 tantek That's not to say there won't be one in the future, but currently it's a "nice experiment" and I'm withholding further judgment (i.e. I wouldn't call it "bad")
# 22:10 KartikPrabhu interesting. I don't know any examples which i why I am on the fence. To me it seems that all those things can be done by server-side templates. But we'll see
# 22:11 tantek aaronpk, it's ok, it's not "necessary" yet for anything that I know of.
# 22:11 aaronpk the comparison to what the browsers do with the <video> tag shadow dom is interesting
# 22:12 ttepasse Before webmentions there were Pingbacks. Before Pingbacks, there were Trackbacks.
# 22:13 ttepasse Before Trackbacks there existed – at least in hopes and dreams – the Annotea protocol.
# 22:13 tantek oh aaronpk, the shadow dom is good for w3cmemes
# 22:13 ttepasse And of course in another trouser of time Dave Winer also got his implementations in OPML.
# 22:14 ttepasse I fear for the future historian of abandoned web technologies.
# 22:16 tantek and if the stuff you're adding was actually a predecessor of something useful today (e.g. your Trackbacks to Pingbacks to Webmentions example), then add it (with citations) to http://indiewebcamp.com/timeline
# 22:17 aaronpk i like how "geocities launched" is the first thing in the list :)
# 22:18 tantek aaronpk, caseorganic, if you have specific dates for AOL Hometown launch / shutdown, please add to /history
# 22:20 ttepasse That Indie-Auth/RelMeAuth-thingy seems to need a rel=me-redirection. Plain OpenID-metatags are out?
# 22:21 aaronpk indieauth.com can be an openid provider if that's what you mean
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# 22:30 ttepasse Hm. Not today.
# 22:31 bret ttepasse: rel-me-aut/indieauth was an attempt to improve on openid, like how webmention is to pingback
# 22:31 ttepasse Switching from OpenID-Delegation to RelMeAuth. Too lazy at the moment and also I want to switch my personal domain. ;)
# 22:32 bret its super easy, delete exisiting openID meta data from your head, replace with the indieauth openid metadata
# 22:36 ttepasse That I know. :)
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# 22:56 tantek good summary of reasons why I advise AGAINST Angular, Backbone etc.
# 22:58 barnabywalters I tried both angular, ember and backbone and found them to be slow, awkward, counter-intuitive and (at the time) badly documented
# 23:01 tantek (to be clear, that's broken in Colloquy, not in the archives. )
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# 23:16 caseorganic tantek: thanks for posting about neil gaiman and him trying to quit social media addiction
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# 23:16 tantek caseorganic, it's important to collect this stuff when we see it!
# 23:17 tantek over time, it helps reveal patterns that people miss just by reading "today's news"
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# 23:17 caseorganic tantek: yes it is! i had no idea there was a silo quits page! this is super helpful
# 23:17 caseorganic tantek: i'm starting a year long project to get back to writing and away from the social media addition. it starts with a shed
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# 23:18 tantek also, documenting patterns may help accelerate them
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# 23:18 tantek provides ready fodder for journalists looking to point out a longer term trend
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# 23:23 bret double booked, giving a talk on Arduinos and tiny computers at PSU
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# 23:26 tantek yeah, guess what, that kind of error on the home page for your book and your author, that's not part of the "good parts". so sorry, try again.
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# 23:27 aaronpk wow have you seen the list of wiki pages recently?
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# 23:28 tantek re: ttepasse "section why the bad parts are bad" - what do people think? would it be useful to have a summary discrediting of all the "bad parts" of HTML(5)?
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# 23:28 aaronpk if you do that, I fear that section may be larger than the rest of the book
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# 23:29 tantek as in, 1-2 sentences, followed by shortlink for further reading.
# 23:29 tantek that way I could just do each one as a blog post ;)
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# 23:29 tantek it's a like a full season's worth of flame wars
# 23:29 ttepasse Which would be even greater.
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# 23:30 tantek aaronpk, caseorganic, how set are we with Embassy for IndieWebCampSF? and capacity?
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# 23:31 tantek is going to be exhausted from hosting the W3CAB meeting 3/4-5
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# 23:31 bret tantek: would interesting, but might cause issues/piss people off
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# 23:35 caseorganic tantek: i literally got confirmation on it after a couple days of uncertainty
# 23:35 caseorganic tantek: we get the upstairs the first day, and the downstairs the second day
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# 23:36 tantek alternatively MozillaSF is not far from the Exploratorium
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# 23:37 tantek 30 is going to be tight / cozy but I'm ok with that
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# 23:37 caseorganic tantek: that's the idea. i don't think the first one should be really large
# 23:37 aaronpk it's only in like 2 weeks, can we even get 30 people in this short a time/
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# 23:38 tantek the question will be about getting 30 who are eager on the subject to create stuff
# 23:38 aaronpk also if it's any larger we'd need to bring in lunch, and there's no time to get sponsors
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# 23:38 caseorganic tantek: organizing a conf in 2 weeks - smaller the better, too close to a date and larger and problems happen
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# 23:39 caseorganic tantek: strangely i didn't know until recently that someone else had suggested the conf in sf in 2 weeks
# 23:39 caseorganic tantek: i thought you do, so i was confused why the organization wasn't further along
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# 23:39 caseorganic tantek: when i realized that i don't think it was super official, i tried to find a venue
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# 23:40 caseorganic tantek: think mozilla could provide lunch both days? like we could go to a pay up front restaurant nearby and bring it back to embassy or a nearby park to eat?
# 23:40 caseorganic don't know whether weather will be good enough for that, but it would be nice to eat outside
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# 23:49 caseorganic tantek: i don't know a lot about the upstairs part of embassy, but it seems like the main room with the large table, the living room and the side room are breakout rooms
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