2014-11-02 UTC
# 00:07 cadr Allow all GPL/BSD scripts on this page? (y/n)
# 00:13 cadr well, except when it isnt
# 00:15 cadr i'd enable proprietary PDF code if it friggin rendered right
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# 01:32 Loqi acegiak: GWG left you a message 1 week, 6 days ago: Made a change in Indieweb Taxonomy for future development that would affect you
# 01:33 GWG acegiak: I'm afraid of breaking your site.
# 01:34 acegiak is ok! whats the change? i can probably retroadjust my content
# 01:34 GWG acegiak: I switched the storage on Indieweb Taxonomy from 3 variables to a single variable array. I wrote a migration function, but...
# 01:35 acegiak how is the array stored? just using wordpress's own array option sotrage?
# 01:35 GWG The reason why was to add more variables later
# 01:37 acegiak also did we work out something for micropub or similar?
# 01:37 GWG acegiak: I have ideas, but not yet. I'm starting
# 01:39 acegiak the problem im having is that the awesome wordpress android app isnt posseing my images properly.
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# 01:40 GWG acegiak: I want to add author data and a few other things. That seems to be possible in the long term.
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# 02:22 GWG acegiak: What's wrong with the WordPress app?
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# 03:24 kylewm tantek: have there been any writeups of the SocialWG TPAC meeting yet?
# 03:25 tantek kylewm: I think the logs have the most accurate write-ups
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# 03:36 Loqi The Social Web Working Group is a W3C Working Group that is chartered with developing specifications for the social web, based on the outcome of the osfw3c workshop in 2013-08 http://indiewebcamp.com/socialwg
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# 04:11 tantek GWG - yes it would be great to have you at one!
# 04:12 GWG One of my co-workers has decided to go for greener pastures. I've made a play for their shift...it ends earlier, so I might be able to participate.
# 05:00 Loqi Ok, I'll tell them that when I see them next
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# 05:16 tantek bear: I agree with the "end of apps" premise but not because of any new fangled redefinition of data or posts as "cards", but rather by us owning our own data on our own sites.
# 05:16 tantek apps that want to keep up and still participate may do so by supporting micropub.
# 05:17 tantek your post makes sense to me - we're rapidly advancing the state of posts / microcontent / cards - actively, on the web
# 05:17 tantek while a bunch of folks are just talking about it / building ephemeral JS-only prototypes.
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# 05:51 tantek KartikPrabhu: how does this coming Wednesday look for HWC CHI?
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# 09:08 Loqi Welcome, indie-visitor! Set your nickname by typing /nick yourname
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# 11:28 joskar !tell KartikPrabhu: Thanks for the bug report, it should now work!
# 11:28 Loqi Ok, I'll tell them that when I see them next
# 11:31 joskar tantek: I'll make sure to do that, but a bit later. I have to run now :)
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# 13:13 ben_thatmust damn, GWG, i've moved your test past that library, it looks like a bug in the language itself. I'm testing now with straight net/http
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# 14:19 ben_thatmust !tell GWG, aaronpk i've moved the test past that library, it looks like a bug in the language itself. I've created a test with straight net/http .
# 14:19 Loqi Ok, I'll tell them that when I see them next
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# 14:32 Loqi GWG: ben_thatmust left you a message 12 minutes ago: i've moved the test past that library, it looks like a bug in the language itself. I've created a test with straight net/http .
# 14:33 ben_thatmust i'm working a bug report for ruby's redmine, just testing with 2.2.0 first
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# 15:53 GWG ben_thatmust: I still wonder how I keep experiencing these bugs due use cases not experienced by many.
# 15:54 ben_thatmust it has to be people using SNI, and not the main vhost, who are getting connected to by a lib that is keeping the connection object around instead of just restarting it
# 15:55 ben_thatmust and how many of those does it effect them enough to not just disregard it as a configuration error on the server, or a bug in their software
# 15:56 ben_thatmust or just move to a new host and assume the hosting provider was the problem
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# 16:04 GWG It's more that I seem to live the life of an edge case in many things.
# 16:04 GWG Like all the problems I've reported to snarfed for Bridgy.
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# 16:24 bear !tell tantek thanks - I was hoping my post made sense from the IndieWeb perspective, I have more thoughts but those were the ones that I dashed off before I forgot them
# 16:24 Loqi Ok, I'll tell him that when I see him next
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# 16:34 GWG Anyone think it may be a good idea to take SSLv3 off the nginx page?
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# 16:43 bear yea, let me take a pass at removing SSLv3 and adding a POODLE comment
# 16:44 GWG I admit that I took it out of mine, but didn't 100% absorb the explanation
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# 16:47 bear simple answer - sslv3 is old and deprecated, so should be avoided
# 16:48 bear it is very vulnerable to a number of attack vectors
# 16:48 GWG I was just thinking about the whole SHA kerfuffle that Google started.
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# 16:49 bear what happens is that sslv3 was always on the list, so a man-in-the-middle attack could force the server to downgrade to that via a request
# 16:50 GWG Also understood protocol downgrades
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# 19:51 Loqi KartikPrabhu: joskar left you a message 8 hours, 22 minutes ago: Thanks for the bug report, it should now work!
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# 21:22 KartikPrabhu tilgovi: I added your annotations as marginalia by hand on my article. My form does not handle fragmentions yet
# 21:22 GWG Hello, KartikPrabhu, tilgovi, bret
# 21:22 tilgovi I was submitting them via the form because the submit via the endpoint didn't seem to be working :-/
# 21:23 tilgovi I'm not debugging it now, but we should figure it out at some point.
# 21:24 tilgovi I submitted them via the form after they were showing up at the bottom.
# 21:25 tilgovi So I think the submission from my server worked, but the fragmention part didn't.
# 21:30 bret i know its not the best idea, but i want to experiment with programmatically adding webmention data to static files
# 21:32 bret as long as there is only a single writer and traffic isn't to high it should work for most cases
# 21:32 bear (and what i'm working on right now actually)
# 21:33 bear since I only have one worker - it is just fine
# 21:33 bear and the pubsub event is just a redis key for the webmention json blob
# 21:33 bear which I also write to a file for backup
# 21:35 bear right now i'm running the entire generate command
# 21:35 bear it seemed easier than trying to get a mention templated and then inserted into existing html
# 21:39 aaronpk bear: I find polling a redis list a pretty effective way of doing a worker queue like that, rather than using pubsub. cause with pubsub, you'll lose jobs if the worker is offline when an event comes in.
# 21:40 Loqi aaronpk: ben_thatmust left you a message 7 hours, 20 minutes ago: i've moved the test past that library, it looks like a bug in the language itself. I've created a test with straight net/http .
# 21:41 KartikPrabhu aaronpk: fwiw my friend is interested in your Offline-Logger... so put it on the app store already ;)
# 21:41 aaronpk also a bunch of people told me today they want to use my pushup app
# 21:43 aaronpk both of these apps require you to bring your own backend
# 21:44 aaronpk I think I might adapt teacup.p3k.io to handle QS data like pushups
# 21:45 aaronpk then people could use teacup as the backend for now and switch to their own later
# 21:47 bret KartikPrabhu: interesting article on development interest semweb conference. thanks for posting that
# 21:48 KartikPrabhu it is weird that after all this theorizing they want to code, but I feel their code will be biased by all the theorizing
# 21:55 bret yeah i guess you are right just ran it through a translator
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# 22:06 GWG snarfed: Maybe someone will do a WordPress broccoli plugin
# 22:08 GWG aaronpk: One of the things I like about Disqus for WordPress is you can sync the comments back into your own site if you ever turn it off...so no siloing
# 22:10 GWG aaronpk: Under what heading, do you think?
# 22:10 GWG If you can sync the comments to your site, is it a silo per se?
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# 22:11 GWG I consider it a difference when the provider offers it, as opposed to a third-party
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# 22:15 KartikPrabhu well then... maybe call it backfeed and note that it automatically does so
# 22:16 GWG KartikPrabhu: I would suggest to kylewm that Broccoli should support backfeeding as well, in some fashion.
# 22:17 GWG kylewm: Will your new service support export/sync at some point?
# 22:19 snarfed i probably should have given him a little breathing room first. he literally started it just today :P
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# 22:22 GWG I make suggestions, but I figure...many will not make a list.
# 22:22 GWG snarfed: How are things going with your developments?
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# 22:23 snarfed GWG: fine :P no developments, not working on indieweb a lot right now. just low background hum of bug fixes etc
# 22:24 snarfed planning a post about bridgy's 1000th user (should happen within a week), so i need to generate some graphs
# 22:25 GWG snarfed: I have a lot of dreams, but not much time to accomplish them. I spent my weekend moving my furniture, as part of a larger cleaning project. I want to rid myself of things. I should post on that.
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# 22:32 GWG I do want to see if sometime this week, I can cross off some Indieweb stuff.
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# 23:33 GWG KevinMarks_: It is interesting you say that. WordPress got rid of the blogroll as a default feature.
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