tantekin particular: "We’re not planning at this point of time to enforce server redirection of all HTTP requests to HTTPS ones for public resources. This is due to avoid breaking older software that can’t be upgraded, such as those in built-in devices."
endiI have a question related to https redirects and indiewebify.me. I followed Apache's stated preferred redirect (Redirect permanent "/" "https://stefanovski.io") yet indiewebify.me says insecure redirection
endiI'm not so much asking what the correct config is, but why that is considered insecure redirect, as it is the one recommended by the documentation. perhaps I should ask in #httpd but I thought I might get this groups' opinions why
LoqiWelcome to news about the IndieWeb where recent notable articles about the IndieWeb are cited and linked to keep you up to date https://indiewebcamp.com/going_on
endiyeah, if I type in https before the URL it works fine, my concern was why I was getting an insecure redirect warning and more importantly to make sure my redirect was proper and secure
Loqifavorite quotes is a feature of some silo profiles (like Facebook), where a user can add quotes that resonates particularly strongly with them or are sufficiently self-describing as to be part of their self-description or bio https://indiewebcamp.com/favorite_quotes
KartikPrabhunice. I was more asking about an algorithm to parse them so that if someone sends a webmention from a tweet URL I can see it as a reply/like/rsvp
KartikPrabhusimilarly bridgy publish at the moment only POSSEs likes to other tweets, but this way it could make a text-representation of a like to any post
tantekKartikPrabhu: yes - I understand the use-case for such an algorithm, my point is that by documenting the real world examples you find, it brings us *closer* to coming up with a sensible algorithm based upon real world examples.
tantekthat being said, feel free to *also* capture your "Use-case for an algorithm" in /RSVP#Brainstorming as well, with the exact explanation you gave above
[shaners]I forget if I mentioned this in channel or not. On 2016-01-10, I flipped the switch on my site (veganstraightedge.com) from the 6 year old pile of codebase that wasn’t reusable by anyone else to (what I’m now calling) Dark Matter. Which has nothing in it that’s custom to me / my site.
petermolnaranyone who operates their own mail stack: I've got 4 ips this morning trying to send mail in my domain name, so I suggest to implement DMARC p=reject if you're running your own stack
jgarberLogging back in for the first time in quite awhile and see the message about registering/identifying my IRC nickname. Should I do that and, if so, is the format `/msg NickServ REGISTER`…?
Loqijgarber: snarfed left you a message on 8/23 at 11:43am: just added an FB API workaround to bridgy that may send you more FB responses on old posts of yours. curious if you see any within the next day or so. enjoy! http://indiewebcamp.com/irc/2015-08-23/line/1440355381370
kylewmpetermolnar: google's the only way to search the logs publicly :/ channy was translating a bunch of the Getting Started type pages to Korean a while back
snarfedi'm being slightly disingenuous and using the word "notify" for webmentions, as opposed to e.g. "copy," to downplay the fact that receivers generally store and display comments and likes that originated inside instagram
tantek"First of all, an abstraction is made from a fact; then it [the fact] is based on the abstraction. That is how to proceed if you want to appear German, profound and speculative." - Marx & Engels, The German Ideology https://books.google.com/books?isbn=0717803023
tantekKevinMarks: except philosophers and (some) semweb folks skip the "First of all" step, starting with pure abstractions detached from any facts, or based on what could be, not what is.
[shaners]Thanks Tantek KartikPrabhu! It feels good to actually be working on the thing that’s powering my site instead of something that will be powering my site in some speculative future. :smile:
[shaners]One of the trade offs of how I’d been posting content to my site the past few years is that I already had all of the import scripts written. Which I re-ran everytime I wanted to post something.
[shaners]aaronpk: I also wrote my seeds.rb in such a way that it automatically looks for a file for each post type in a certain place. If it exists, it runs it. That way, others can write their own import scripts for their posts without having to worry about me or them accidentally checking it into the repo.
ben_thatmustbemerhiaro: aaronpk: i added you both to the gues list page for MIT 2016 when i created it... or really just didn't remove you when i copied it. Hope you don't mind, If you have time, grab a ticket on eventbrite?
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[shaners]Everyone knows the technique of putting <wbr> tags in your displayed (and optionally autolinked) URLs at each “/“ to allow long URLs to wrap to the next line instead of expanding the viewport, rigth?
Loqi[shaners] meant to say: Everyone knows the technique of putting <wbr> tags in your displayed (and optionally autolinked) URLs at each “/“ to allow long URLs to wrap to the next line instead of expanding the viewport, right?
Loqisingpolyma: petermolnar left you a message on 1/13 at 6:19am: pingbacks _were_ are widely supported. Nowadays they are widely ignored or considered spam. It'd need additional magic to support types - like, fav, reply, repost, etc -, and by a short research, none blogger or blogspot supports it (any more?). The support you're referring to is long gone, maybe except for WordPress where it's ignored. http://indiewebcamp.com/irc/2016-01-13/line/1452694774920
kylewmaaronpk: did you say the other day that your new site saves the full path of each post in a field? like you'd like up a post by searching for path="2016/01/the-slug"
aaronpkthere is a "p3k-slug" property in my storage. if it begins with a slash it's treated as an absolute slug and that's how I can give a page a url like /mozilla-sf. but if it doesn't start with a slash, it's a relative slug and becomes /2015/11/01/1/mozilla-sf
gRegorLoveWP adds a lot of class names based on the template, post ID, and I think the slug, to the <body> so that might be how CSS is customized. That's the way I've done it in the past.
[shaners]kylewm: fwiw, i plan to store per post css on the post itself in the db. then put it in a <style> right before the <article class=“h-entry”> and dynamically generating the #id in front the rules.
Loqipull quote is a short quotation from the article displayed in larger type to attract the eye of someone skimming the page https://indiewebcamp.com/pull_quote
gRegorLoveIs <html lang=*> the best way to indicate the language of a page? Even if it's just the main body content that's in another language, the menu remaining in English?
[shaners]So. Given a #hashtag is an explicit tag but can be in any field (not just as a Tag™), the only way to link to all photos with said hashtag on Flickr is to link to their search page of that hashtag.
tantekif someone types "#indieweb" into the title or description or a commen on Flickr, it is NOT a hashtag because flickr doesn't auto-link it, nor surface it in results
Loqitantek meant to say: if someone types "#indieweb" into the title or description or a comment on Flickr, it is NOT a hashtag because flickr doesn't auto-link it, nor surface it in results
[shaners]3. Because /photos/tags/hashtag doesn’t include photos that are #hashtagged but not Tagged, the only way to link to a page that include BOTH #hashtagged and Tagged photos is to link to a search page of “#hashtag”.
[shaners]4. Whether or not I use Bridgy to autotag all of MY content is, as you say, irrelevant because I’m linking to a silo which contains other people’s content too. And I can’t assume that they hashtagged and Tagged their things.