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# 03:56 bret whelp... first endpoint failure on my end
# 03:57 bret i wonder if there is a race condition
# 04:49 GWG That one is beyond my current ability to speak intelligently on
# 04:56 bret snarfed, bridgy is such a key project to communicating the indieweb vision. really good work. its super validating to see to see the indieweb ideas in such a
# 04:56 GWG snarfed: You aren't giving up on Bridgy, are you?
# 04:56 bret people who know very little about web development or programming see what bridgy does and go 'oh i get it'
# 04:57 bret its also probrably the most headache filled project :p
# 04:57 snarfed services do take work, but it's gotten pretty stable, so i've been slowing down on active new development, at least in terms of itches i personally care about
# 04:58 GWG snarfed: Wish I had a project I could suggest. Most of mine aren't complex enough to challenge you
# 04:59 aaronpk snarfed: are you interested in any of the PESOS stuff I've been working on? like ownyourgram?
# 04:59 snarfed GWG: no worries! thanks for the thought. i'm just thinking out loud. and you've been doing great wordpress work too!
# 04:59 snarfed aaronpk: thanks for the thought! unfortunately no, not that i can think of, sorry
# 04:59 snarfed wordpress has me pretty well covered in terms of personal itches
# 05:00 aaronpk tho I don't blame you if you don't want to go anywhere near wordpress internals :)
# 05:01 snarfed heh. a micropub endpoint would be nice! i've thought about it a lot. but i haven't yet found a personal itch to scratch
# 05:03 aaronpk the wordpress app has a lot covered, I can see why there isn't an immediate need for other stuff
# 05:03 GWG I have a project that relates directly to the Wordpress app and geolocation.
# 05:04 GWG Not sure if you might have any interest in that.
# 05:04 GWG Wordpress does not have the kind of geolocation support that works for an Indieweb site
# 05:04 snarfed i've tried to get interested in geolocation, but honestly i rarely want to use or post my current location (or check in)
# 05:05 snarfed GWG: huh, i'm not sure i agree. the android app's location support has worked well for me in the past
# 05:05 GWG snarfed: Yes. But it doesn't do anything for display.
# 05:06 snarfed it can if you install a plugin. there are lots that use the standard data
# 05:06 snarfed but i can totally understand if you want to extend/modify that
# 05:07 GWG I don't normally create my own if one of the existing ones does what I want it to
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# 05:09 GWG snarfed: The name Simple Location is descriptive
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# 05:12 Loqi Welcome, indie-visitor! Set your nickname by typing /nick yourname
# 05:14 GWG I just deployed the Taxonomy plugin to this site
# 05:16 GWG bret: Difference between a test site and a live site
# 05:19 aaronpk heh.. I wanted to POSSE that to facebook with a different URL included in the post
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# 07:15 Loqi acegiak: GWG left you a message 2 days, 10 hours ago: Version bump.
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# 12:32 Loqi Ok, I'll tell them that when I see them next
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# 12:57 pfefferle GWG I get some warnings using the indieweb-taxonomy plugin
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# 13:16 bigbluehat bret: sadly I didn't realize that this year's indiewebcamp was also in NYC
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# 13:35 GWG pfefferle: Moved to my development system so I can have a look
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# 13:51 bnvk !tell aaronpk would you be so kind as to make me a repo on the GH org called "IndieAppStore" or "IndieStore" or "Store" ?
# 13:51 Loqi Ok, I'll tell them that when I see them next
# 13:53 GWG pfefferle: I have to think about the second issue.
# 13:54 pfefferle GWG I think I already had a discussion with barnabywalters about that…
# 13:55 pfefferle GWG but it was some time ago and I don’t know if I can find it in the logs…
# 13:57 GWG pfefferle: EIther way, a plugin-aware theme could render it correctly. The hard part is a non-plugin-aware theme
# 13:58 GWG pfefferle: Which is what I was trying to design for first.
# 13:59 pfefferle GWG if you need input for your theme… I tried to consider this case in SemPress...
# 14:00 GWG pfefferle: I'm rewriting my theme again. You can see the live version on my site, but I'm working on a second generation with more flexibility called mf2_bootstrap, which I think you noticed the name of.
# 14:01 GWG pfefferle: My intention is to do filters.
# 14:01 GWG pfefferle: So, there will likely be a filter I can hook into.
# 14:01 GWG That is specifically outside of the content
# 14:01 pfefferle GWG I was surpries how many filters/actions WordPress already supports
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# 14:03 GWG pfefferle: When I wrote the kind-functions.php, I looked at the code for functions like body_class and get_category_list and based the kind ones on them, so they have filters.
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# 14:06 GWG pfefferle: I was saying that I based kind_class on body_class, so I added a filter. I wanted my functions to be similar to existing ones.
# 14:07 GWG pfefferle: but, after writing my first mf2 compliant theme, I am going back because I want to add in filters in locations based on the microformat.
# 14:07 GWG pfefferle: So that this problem wouldn't be an issue.
# 14:10 pfefferle GWG Keep in mind that you load the mf2 semantics on the same level as the built-in mf semantics, otherwise the mf2 parser has problems with backwards compatibility
# 14:14 GWG pfefferle: I tried it once, but I discovered that it changed the visual appearance of the twentyfourteen theme,
# 14:15 GWG pfefferle: No. But I figured it might be better to write my own.
# 14:16 GWG pfefferle: With the problem you outlined in the Taxonomy plugin, the solution is for me to add a filter inside the h-entry but outside the content loop, which Wordpress doesn't currently have.
# 14:17 GWG pfefferle: I had planned to do that anyway, to support adding optional metadata to the h-entry without having to have it in the theme.
# 14:17 GWG I think the genesis framework does it that way.
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# 14:46 GWG pfefferle: It has too many filters, I think. But strategically placed ones are pretty useful.
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# 14:47 pfefferle GWG perhaps we could use some kind of a convention, so I could add the same hooks to SemPress!?!
# 14:48 GWG pfefferle: That was what I was thinking
# 14:48 GWG pfefferle: It can be based on the microformat tags
# 14:48 pfefferle GWG we should start a wiki page about WordPress theming and collect all we talked about
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# 15:00 GWG pfefferle: I used to be an editor.
# 15:12 GWG Got to go now for a bit. Will be idle.
# 15:13 GWG pfefferle: Thank you for your bug report. I've turned on debugging from now on. Will have to check my other plugins.
# 15:13 GWG pfefferle: Will work on the other issue, but I think it may need the custom filter solution. Will write up a proposal on that wiki page I set up.
# 15:14 GWG pfefferle: It will likely be a filter to add to an h-entry.
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# 15:53 Loqi npdoty: kylewm left you a message on 6/16 at 10:35am: yeah, those short positive statements are great! Scott Jenson reworked that page at IndieWebCamp SF earlier this year
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# 16:06 gRegor` The likelihood of me working on that html5blank theme seems to be going down, heh.
# 16:07 gRegor` I'm pretty familiar with WordPress, but don't run it personally. So best I would be doing is setting up a test site. I was excited about the idea initially, but that excitement is waning.
# 16:07 gRegor` Probably better off just working on the stuff I use. :)
# 16:07 pfefferle gRegor` we could start with the blank html-templates + semantics of SemPress
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# 16:12 gRegor` I know. GWG and my discussion led to me wanting to update html5blank :)
# 16:12 gRegor` The reason I chose that one is it already has mf, just not mf2. So it'd be relatively easy to add some functions similar to sempress to add mf2 class names.
# 16:13 gRegor` I think between his theme and sempress (I didn't realize you were the author of that. nice!), I think indieweb is probably good for now.
# 16:13 gRegor` I think I got ahead a /generation, wanting a theme designers who aren't as familiar with indieweb could use to build a unique site that supports indieweb still.
# 16:14 gRegor` I'm trying to decide if I'm staying with my CMS (Nucleus) or migrating to a custom solution I build on ProcessWire.
# 16:15 pfefferle gRegor` let me know if you start your html5blank fork anyways… perhaps I could help...
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# 17:25 Loqi Ok, I'll tell them that when I see them next
# 17:25 snarfed tantek: yeah, i'm not surprised. bridgy doesn't go back arbitrarily far to find new activity
# 17:25 snarfed it does when the silos provide scalable ways to see new activity, but that's the exception
# 17:26 snarfed twitter favorites are the worst, since twitter's api doesn't expose them *at all*!
# 17:26 tantek can you as a user of bridgy poll the individual tweet permalink manually to nudge bridgy into sending the mentions?
# 17:27 snarfed you can't tell it to poll a specific silo post, no
# 17:27 snarfed fortunately wms are easy to send manually, at least for gen 1/2 people
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# 18:35 aaronpk do I know anyone with a UK address I could "borrow" for a domain registration?
# 18:35 Loqi aaronpk: bnvk left you a message 4 hours, 43 minutes ago: would you be so kind as to make me a repo on the GH org called "IndieAppStore" or "IndieStore" or "Store" ?
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# 18:48 gRegor` snarfed: Yeah, I ran into an interesting issue with my wm code and re-processing bridgy likes. They don't have a dt-published and my code was falling back to the current datetime. I updated it to use the received time of the wm, though.
# 18:49 gRegor` I was like "hm, I received that wm a month ago, not today"
# 18:50 snarfed gRegor`: true! since twitter itself doesn't expose favorites via the api, i have to screen scrape them, and there's no date for them
# 18:50 snarfed i debated options but ended up just omitting dt-published
# 18:50 gRegor` Yeah, makes sense. I think the received time is fine, for my purposes at least.
# 18:50 gRegor` Especially if it's just a like, not a comment and a like.
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# 18:58 gRegor` Local blog comments are marked up with p-comment, but *not* h-cite
# 18:58 gRegor` But that seems to parse all the comment p-authors in the h-entry.
# 19:00 gRegor` I didn't use h-cite because I thought it was when quoting something that originally appeared elsewhere (e.g. webmention).
# 19:00 gRegor` and local blog comments originally appeared... right there on the page.
# 19:03 gRegor` Should the local comment have "p-comment h-entry"?
# 19:07 gRegor` I'm using p-comment h-cite for the wm comments and they parse properly... but h-cite doesn't seem correct for local blog comments.
# 19:07 gRegor` It is just p-comment now :)
# 19:07 gRegor` And it's parsing weirdly.
# 19:08 gRegor` Actually, not sure I even need h-cite on the wm comments, since I'm displaying their entire contents (FAQ on h-cite)
# 19:08 gRegor` What's your mf2py parser URL again? Just to compare
# 19:10 jonnybarnes there's an OpenID IndieAuth issue, I can't log into serverfault.com
# 19:10 gRegor` mf2py parses the same
# 19:11 jonnybarnes I'm on the page where I clic one of the green links to authenticate
# 19:12 aaronpk yeah it stored the actual redirect URI in the session
# 19:12 aaronpk it needs to go back to indieauth.com first in order to finish openid session stuff
# 19:13 KartikPrabhu gregor`: seems like the h-card for the commenters has the nearest h-parent as your own post. I would suggest "p-comment h-entry" for now
# 19:14 gRegor` Ah, h-card goes with the nearest h-* parent?
# 19:15 KartikPrabhu the p-author is interpreted as the "author property of the h-* parent" which happens to be the "h-entry" on your post
# 19:15 aaronpk jonnybarnes: it says it's waiting for you to sign in with google right now
# 19:15 gRegor` KartikPrabhu: So you're saying the p-author h-card gets put under the nearest h-* element, and since the comment doesn't use h-cite, it gets put under the h-entry?
# 19:16 gRegor` Oops, typed while you were already answering
# 19:16 gRegor` Gotcha. Let me try that.
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# 19:18 jonnybarnes I've asked indieauth to rescan for my rel="me" links and its just ... doing something
# 19:18 jonnybarnes it says its loaded links from my site if I hover on the green loading bar
# 19:18 gRegor` That did it. Thanks, KartikPrabhu!
# 19:18 gRegor` KartikPrabhu++
# 19:21 aaronpk jonnybarnes: I see what you mean... it's hanging trying to connect to your site
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# 19:50 aaronpk also last.fm is a supported auth provider now too :)
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# 20:59 gRegor` aaronpk: Awesome re: last.fm
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# 21:43 aaronpk any indieweb exmaples of people publishing a GPG key on their site as text rather than as a URL?
# 21:45 gRegor` Meaning a URL to a third party site, like a gist?
# 21:45 gRegor` kbs links to a gist with his key in it.
# 21:45 aaronpk other way around. I found barnabywalters publishes a URL to his key
# 21:45 aaronpk does anybody put the full key text on their home page?
# 21:46 gRegor` I'm not aware of any. I wouldn't trust it without https, which I think is the big gotcha.
# 21:46 gRegor` *not aware of any indieweb people. I've seen it in the larger web.
# 21:47 aaronpk can't even find gpg or pgp on the microformats wiki
# 21:48 aaronpk also i'm confused about whether I should be naming and searching for things as "gpg" or "pgp"
# 21:48 gRegor` Only found by searching "openpgp", oddly.
# 21:49 aaronpk gRegor`: would you mind stubbing out a page on the wiki explaining why?
# 21:50 aaronpk heh, npdoty removed the embedded text key in favor of linking to keybase.io
# 21:51 gRegor` Sure. It's basically that PGP is corporate now, gut GnuPG is the open source version.
# 21:51 gRegor` Apparently Symantec is acquiring PGP Corporation? Interesting.
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# 21:51 gRegor` (I actually don't know a lot about this, but I'll stub it.)
# 21:51 barnabywalters pretty sure the reasoning behind linking to keys is simply that they’re completely ugly
# 21:51 gRegor` Oh, yeah, when I say "GPG" I guess i mean "GPG2"
# 21:52 gRegor` Not if you make ascii art out of them, barnabywalters. ;)
# 21:52 gRegor` rascul: That's awesome about signing posts.
# 21:53 rascul notes that he should backup his private key somewhere
# 21:53 aaronpk would anybody complain if I only supported pgp keys linked and not embedded directly?
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# 21:54 gRegor` I still need to check out keybase since you sent me the invite. Oops
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# 21:55 barnabywalters aaronpk: ooh, are you adding PGP encryption of a challenge as an auth provider to indieauth?
# 21:55 Loqi barnabywalters meant to say: aaronpk: ooh, are you adding OpenPGP slash GPG encryption of a challenge as an auth provider to indieauth?
# 21:56 barnabywalters aaronpk: nice! been looking forward to that sort of passwordless auth for a while!
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# 22:12 KevinMarks I'm at known's pitch thing again, but this one is off the record
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# 22:15 gRegor` aaronpk: Is the terminology section I added what you were looking for?
# 22:22 gRegor` Is it ok to put Wikipedia links in the "see also" section, as long as the link text indicates it's on Wikipedia?
# 22:23 gRegor` Phew. Think I captured the main iterations for redirects. :)
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# 22:26 aaronpk is there some sort of recognized logo/branding for PGP signing?
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# 22:41 tantek aaronpk - see microformats.org/wiki/key-examples
# 22:42 tantek reads logs to see if question was already answered
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# 22:43 tantek a-ha gRegor` already gave that URL. thanks gRegor`
# 22:46 tantek re: searching for pgp or gpg - searches on MediaWiki installs must be 4 or more characters long due to MySQL text indexing limitations.
# 22:46 Loqi OpenPGP (Pretty Good Privacy) is a message exchange format that uses public key cryptography to enable people to exchange encrypted and/or signed data http://indiewebcamp.com/GPG
# 22:47 aaronpk (loqi's "what is" syntax uses mediawiki search api)
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# 22:47 aaronpk pauloppenheim: feel free to elaborate on that page :)
# 22:47 barnabywalters aaronpk: pretty sure the search API returns different results to the search UI
# 22:48 tantek aaronpk - perhaps this is a MediaWiki software version issue.
# 22:48 tantek looks like it's been fixed in whatever version is running on indiewebcamp
# 22:48 gRegor` I thought the character limitation dealt with the size of the search index, too
# 22:48 gRegor` I summarized information from wikipedia (in my own words!) for those terminologies.
# 22:50 gRegor` kbs public key is GnuPG v1
# 22:51 tantek !tell snarfed I know what you mean about running out of or low on personal itches to scratch. I'll think about some ways to challenge you. ;)
# 22:51 Loqi Ok, I'll tell them that when I see them next
# 22:52 snarfed tantek: heh, thanks! having a baby will be more than enough challenge enough :P
# 22:52 Loqi snarfed: tantek left you a message 1 minute ago: I know what you mean about running out of or low on personal itches to scratch. I'll think about some ways to challenge you. ;)
# 22:55 barnabywalters ^^^ documented MySQL search issue but is not an expert, feel free to correct if this analysis is wrong
# 23:04 gRegor` I think a lot of /pgp is related to kbs' work on contact address books and verifying a person is who they claim to be with rel-me links, fingerprints, etc.
# 23:05 gRegor` It's been over a month since I've chatted with him about it, so my memory is hazy. :)
# 23:05 gRegor` And unfortunately kbs hasn't been in chat lately, either
# 23:06 gRegor` Cleanup is definitely welcome, though. I've only skimmed the page.
# 23:06 pauloppenheim i suppose what i really mean is that I should add links to more authoritative sources for anyone just walking in on this
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# 23:08 pauloppenheim the discussion of motivation is mixed in, and possibly not as useful as a pointer to other sources
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# 23:11 gRegor` And Indieweb Examples sub-section would be good.
# 23:11 Loqi gRegor` meant to say: An Indieweb Examples sub-section would be good.
# 23:12 gRegor` Is "IndieWeb" a proper noun, or should we be using "indieweb"? I think the latter, but wasn't sure.
# 23:13 gRegor` I've seen "IndieWeb" on some pages. Thought it was just a carry over from "IndieWebCamp"
# 23:17 gRegor` Yeah. I'd not seen it with the space.
# 23:18 jonnybarnes we have an article for https but not ipv6, i may have to change that
# 23:21 pauloppenheim jonnybarnes: i realize my perspective is probably unique, but what needs to be said about ipv6 in relation to the indieweb?
# 23:22 jonnybarnes pauloppenheim: what needs to be said about nginx and the indieweb, theres still a wiki page about it
# 23:23 snarfed honestly, i'm with pauloppenheim. our tendency to (kinda) duplicate so much info about everything on the wiki is…a bit silly
# 23:23 bret pauloppenheim, i think it is mainly to document people
# 23:23 snarfed indieweb stuff sure, but general technical stuff…meh
# 23:23 bret s experience with different tools and tech
# 23:23 bret not all tech is useful to learn, even if hyped
# 23:24 bret and some is really useful, but poorly documented from the perspective of an individual
# 23:24 pauloppenheim and let's face it, there's a good chance the wiki is one of the only places on the web targeted at individuals
# 23:25 bret im sure there are books on webdev that go over that kind of stuff, but we can bring provide that kind of knowledge on the wiki
# 23:26 pauloppenheim bc when i did my ipv6 setup, it was a pain bc everything was targeted at the enterprise
# 23:26 bret pauloppenheim yeah i would say so…. there should be some really cool p2p and home hosting enabled by i[v6
# 23:26 aaronpk yes.. the "who uses this" section is key. if you can't add a "who uses this" section to a new page then it's probably not worth creating the page
# 23:26 aaronpk e.g. don't re-document the whole internet, just the parts people here are using individually
# 23:26 pauloppenheim sometimes there are good tutorials, but it will take 6 hours of web searches
# 23:27 bret as long as it doenst become link hoarding
# 23:27 bret it should be: I used this resource to do this
# 23:28 bret IE I used this tutorial to implementent responsive css and flexboxes on my site
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# 23:29 bret im interested to learn more about ipv6 for NATless routing
# 23:29 bret your lan IP is your public ip in ipv6 right?
# 23:31 jonnybarnes essentially your router will be given its own subnet and will then hand IPs from that subnet to any devices connecting
# 23:32 bret pauloppenheim is that the route home routers are going to take?
# 23:32 pauloppenheim it does add a modicum of security to home networks, so it's not entirely bad
# 23:32 bret jonnybarnes? what is your experience?
# 23:33 bret pauloppenheim it also makes is nearly impossible to make video / audio calls and send p2p files
# 23:34 pauloppenheim the truth is that routers should suck less, and let you selectively NAT devices
# 23:34 jonnybarnes bret, its just been an evening project, I though to myself my webhost will assign IPv6s at no extra cost so hey, why not make my site accessible over IPv6
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# 23:36 pauloppenheim i wish ipv6 were more default. most services don't route ipv6 by default, so asking makes them up their game
# 23:38 jonnybarnes aaronpk: did we ever work out why it took me ages to log into serverfault.com with openid?
# 23:38 aaronpk jonnybarnes: no...it wasn't the problem I thought it was
# 23:39 aaronpk and it doesn't have anything to do with serverfault.com, for some reason it's hanging trying to scan your site
# 23:40 aaronpk I upped the concurrency of the server and also made some other minor changes and it seems to be fast now
# 23:40 jonnybarnes i dont know why, the website opens in my browser perfectly quickly :/
# 23:43 jonnybarnes for some reason when indieauth.com was trying to scan for rel="me" links it was taking a long time
# 23:45 bret jonnybarnes do you have an atom feed?
# 23:51 bret Interesting: "The RSS 2.0 specification is copyrighted by Harvard University and is frozen. No significant changes can be made (although the specification is under a Creative Commons licence) and it is intended that future work be done under a different name