tantek.comedited /Firefox_Share (+330) "Additional Open Source Examples / Diaspora, perhaps use their UI as inspiration for a Micropub share provider" (view diff)
petermolnar- the media handling is gd based, stripping the metadata which I - in opposite of all recommendations - intend to keep in all sizes, since I mostly post my own photos and exif is important
voxpelli!tell aaronpk I have an almost ready fetch+parse Lambda method that was built and used in production at Bloglovin (and open sourced after that)
Loqiaaronpk: voxpelli left you a message 5 hours, 28 minutes ago: I have an almost ready fetch+parse Lambda method that was built and used in production at Bloglovin (and open sourced after that) http://indiewebcamp.com/irc/2015-09-02/line/1441197344553
aaronpki really like the idea of using Lambda for dealing with parsing external resources since I don't have to worry about resources or security of my own servers making a bunch of requests to random servers
voxpelliindeed – at Bloglovin we batched the requests into groups of 20 or so (or if it took longer than X time we sent the batch anyway) and fetched+parsed them in parallel on Lambda, sending them back individually over SQS
LoqiSalmentions are a way to propagate comments upstream by sending a webmention from a reply post to the original post when the reply recieves a comment https://indiewebcamp.com/salmention
KartikPrabhuaaronpk: no I meant, should I send a salmention only to the post I replied too when I get an update; or resend a webmention to any link I have linked to?
aaronpkthere's no way to know if someone is going to accept or display or handle a webmention when you send one, but that doesn't stop you from sending them anyway
voxpelliaaronpk: would be pretty wasteful I think though as the lambda-process would spend most of its time waiting for external connections – unless one can batch it into bigger batches it's probably not worth it for any other reason than possible security wins
aaronpki guess it would be a couple of lambda functions actually, one to parse the original page, and a separate function for actually sending each webmention
aaronpkgoing through this massive rewrite is giving me a great opportunity to spin off more microservices to avoid having to write everything again and again
JeenaDamn, it doesn't help to just own your notes https://jeena.net/notes/423 you even need to copy the links you link to because two weeks later the note becomes meaningless
tantekthat's pretty funny, looks like openmicroblogging.org (linked from benwerd's post(s)) domain reg lapsed and someone took it over to just use as their personal microblogging site
LoqiIt looks like we don't have a page for "open source browser extension thing that decrufted websites" yet. Would you like to create it? http://indiewebcamp.com/s/102M
LoqiThe sandbox attribute of the HTML5 <iframe> element can be used to greatly restrict what the framed content can do https://indiewebcamp.com/sandbox
tantekKevinmarks - it's the simplicity / consistency bit you can do better at. same way that Facebook restricing design options is looks better than the MySpace insanity