voxpelliI've tried to avoid needing to cache images, but as not all are https it results in mixed content warnings if I don't, so will probably be forced to
voxpelliKartikPrabhu: maybe one could create a standalone nickname-cache of some kind and have that handle it all? or maybe there are other images than images one need to proxy/cache?
voxpelliwell, within webmention etc there's some more useful dogfeeding of specs etc – not sure there's any use in dogfeeding ones own image proxy thingie to become https-compliant
voxpellimy thinking is that they can help people get started before they have had time to set things up all for themselves, so lowering the threshold of starting to selfdogfeeding things
ben_thatmustbemecweiske: nope, same feeds, just includes private posts as well, they get a webmention but they get no content from the absolute URL unless they are authed
kylewmaaronpk: re: the micropub source query stuff, it seems like a big shift ideologically. we can no longer pretend HTML is the API and micropub is just a publish layer on top of that. it's definitely its own protocol with its own in/out serialization format.
aaronpkbut I suspect if you do a quick survey, the vast majority of people will say that the HTML that ends up in the published version of the post is different from what was originally authored
aaronpkinput is an image URL, output is an image URL. if the contents of the input image changes, you'll get a new output URL, and the old one will still work
voxpelliaaronpk: [kevinmarks]: thinking whether one maybe would want to serve avatar based on h-card profile in nickname cache rather than included image, as a more "intelligent" and up to date form of caching
voxpelliaaronpk: [kevinmarks]: and only have the image parsed from the WebMention as a fallback for when the profile itself don't have a provided image
tantekaaronpk: re: "aren't in the HTML, like changing the custom slug of a post" - yes my custom slugs are in the HTML! as part of the asserted permalink (uid) of the post!
aaronpkvoxpelli: yes the author of the h-feed is the simple case. but as I learned from going through the authorship algorithm for h-entry, there are quite a few other cases to consider
Loqireacji is an emoji reaction, the use of a single emoji character in response to a post, introduced as a feature by Slack[1] https://indiewebcamp.com/reacji
voxpellisingpolyma: regarding the errors, thinking that one could maybe add indie-config support to Subtome as an additional/alternative backend so that it's still useful, thoughts?
voxpellisingpolyma: not in the same way, it loads a custom protocol handler within an iframe and waits for that protocol handler to (optionally) do a postMessage() back with ones config
singpolymaif subtome can't do anything useful without localStorage, my preferred fallback would be to just be a link to the feed, since at least in firefox you can sub in a feed reader directly from the feed view, etc, anyway
gRegorLoveca3db (?) sounds pretty ideal, aaronpk. I was just going to set up something similar to that, but only for my own site, hosting the images on my site as well.
aaronpki'm really curious how much data is in my s3 bucket now, especially after the home page mentions launched on bridgy and @t gets a ton of mentions
aaronpksknebel: well the particular problem i was solving was that the URLs that twitter/instagram/facebook use end up 404ing after someone changes their picture
gRegorLoveKeeping one image updated for a twitter account would be tricky, given avatar changes and username changes. Would have to use the API to store Twitter user IDs
voxpelliIf salmentioning gets going and lots of people use image caches then there will be lots of duplicates if one doesn't do an intelligent gravatar like cache rather than a simple avatar cache, but thinking about that is probably just plumbing
voxpelliaaronpk: how can you dedupe on content if everyone applies their own compression resizing? unless you do something like pHash which sounds pretty overkill :P
voxpellibut 280x280 is somewhat small compared to what eg. a profile pages want – eg. Slack doesn't allow smaller avatars than 540x520 to be uploaded on their service now I believe
Loqiidentengine is open source and software to discover and construct user-consolidated-identities from homepages, social silo profiles, based on following the rel-me microformat https://indiewebcamp.com/identengine
calumryanNo Brighton Homebrew tonight unfortunately it seems –Â adactio has cancelled but hopefully back in 2 weeks. Following responses from my IW talk last month there’s possibly some interest in running a London Homebrew
voxpellicweiske: the wiki note on public page upgrading suggests returning a unique private rel-self within the upgraded feed and PuSH clients will then use that url when subscribing
voxpelliaaronpk: wonder if the alternative proposal should perhaps also be highlighted higher on the private webmention page so there's one page to find it all on?
Loqireacji is an emoji reaction, the use of a single emoji character in response to a post, introduced as a feature by Slack[1] https://indiewebcamp.com/reacji
snarfedthere's a decent chance it just needs the USERID_POSTID format, which occasionally 400s or 404s today (like what kylewm saw in that issue) but mostly works
@chim0Alright. I think I've got my #IndieAuth 'provider' setup and working. Logged in to #gnusocial and #mediagoblin via OpenID through it. (twitter.com/_/status/702640378323857408)
aaronpki don't get it. I search "wordpress amp" on my phone and I get the little result cards, but when I click one, it just takes me to the regular site which loads slow