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Loqiacegiak meant to say: kylewm, GWG: smoko is morning tea? myfreeweb: yeah I'm not sure why all the likes and reposts ever are being summed and presented for each post
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acegiakSo the way whisperfollow works is every five minutes it starts this loop: while(rand(0,count(subscriptions)/10 >1){ poll(subscriptions[rand(0,count(subscriptions))]); }
Loqiacegiak meant to say: So the way whisperfollow works is every five minutes it starts this loop: while(rand(0,count(subscriptions)/10) >1){ poll(subscriptions[rand(0,count(subscriptions))]); }
Loqij4y_funabashi: snarfed left you a message 12 hours, 21 minutes ago: hi! sounds like you noticed the bridgy problems. your site was fetching bridgy response pages over and over for hours/days, as much as 5-10qpm at peak, so i (mostly) blocked your server IP. sorry. :/ http://indiewebcamp.com/irc/2016-03-19/line/1458415268608
Loqi[gRegor Morrill] Vouch has been implemented for two CMSes so far in a way that is not very expensive for senders. Referrers are logged and processed to confirm they link to the site. If they do, they’re stored as potential vouch URLs. To select a vouch URL to send ...
gRegorLoveActually, first time I submitted the comment on the site, a javascript alert popped up saying my comment wasn't added, make sure I entered all the fields. I checked and they were entered, so tried to submit it again. Then got a javascript alert that it wasn't added because it was a duplicate comment.
tantek.comedited /Falcon (+173) "/* fix photo plain text title name */ rejecting use of [photo] or [video] at start because Firefox tab names" (view diff)
tantekin addition, silos eventually began abusing rel=nofollow by putting it on second party content (posts on silos) instead of *just* 3rd party content (comments on posts on silos)
petermolnarby the way, re: wordpress & pingbacks: the wp pingback hooks is terrible; I wanted to add a specific check against sender values and it's basically impossible to do it; no wonder nobody want to save it, it would need to split from the generic xmlrpc core and have much better control over it's incoming requests
tantek.comedited /Falcon (+60) "DONE: fix photo plain text title name (finished minimum needed), move remaining thoughts to: improve photo plain text title name, note finished today, use-cases" (view diff)
j4y_funabashipetermolnar: at the moment all post data + files are stored on an external hard drive mounted on /media/BACKUP. Next step is to add a cron job dir to push that to s3
petermolnarj4y_funabashi s3 is OK, local backup is not enough. It used to be, when critical things were not (only) digital, but a remote location backup is a must.
j4y_funabashiMain concern at the moment is that my IP might change as my ISP (virgin) dont seem to offer static IP's but I think I am just going to deal with that if/when it happens
petermolnarj4y_funabashi they provide free dns hosting. if you point you domain's ns records to their server, you can use that as dns server. they also provide an api to make changes to those domain records, therefore yes, it's a free dyndns with your own domain.
petermolnarI have a home server (my previous laptop, a bit tweaked) and a rented server in a different country, so there short answer is no, I do not prefer '... as service' solutions :)
petermolnarI recently dug into long term archival topic (again); the last time I checked magneto-optical disks for a fortune or LTO for an arm and a leg were the options; nowadays either plain blu-ray or m-disk is a viable offline archival for surprisingly long term (m-disk is "clinically" proven ~600 years?, whereas plain blu-ray, according to Panasonic, should be 20-25 years, which I can accept )
petermolnarI planned to make a little device, solar powered, with a few sd slots, that fsck each card every couple of months, otherwise cuts power to the slots
j4y_funabashiI like the idea of keeping data on micro SD cards and maybe posting/giving them to a friend every few months, kind of them like an incremental snapshot
petermolnarj4y_funabashi a colleague of mine advised to put the sdcard in an envelope, (royal mail ) post it to a nonexistent address in the UK to some hilariously remote location, fsck when it comes back, rinse, repeat, that should be off-site enough :)
tantek!tell shaners thanks to your and snarfed's persistence I think I've finally fixed the "my photo post titles look bad in your feed readers" problem - give it a go (maybe reload my feed?) and see how it does. Appreciate the patience!
[jgarber]Good morning, all! I’m having a bit of recent trouble with Bridgy and Instagram. I posted a gist here detailing the problem: https://gist.github.com/jgarber623/fb5b7701e1c89fc9d42f Has anyone else been having issues or know what might be going on?
snarfedotherwise [jgarber] my guess is it's that we recently capped original post discovery to 10 items per feed. that's usually fine, but maybe i did it wrong and count per page, not per feed, and your page is structured so that there are always 10 non-photo items first :P
[jgarber]Sure thing! And thank you all for the quick help. For the Instagram comment Bridgy pages thing I mentioned above, should I add an Issue on GitHub?
[jgarber]The difference in like count on my site vs. on Instagram would be due to…? The sad reality of getting data out of Instagram? Private accounts? Some combination of things?
[jgarber]The other private account on this particular photo I frequently get webmentions from. It’s far from the end of the world. The inconsistency is what I had a hard time figuring out.
Loqi[shaners]: tantek left you a message 3 hours, 28 minutes ago: thanks to your and snarfed's persistence I think I've finally fixed the "my photo post titles look bad in your feed readers" problem - give it a go (maybe reload my feed?) and see how it does. Appreciate the patience! http://indiewebcamp.com/irc/2016-03-20/line/1458485905100
[shaners]Tantek. New post looks good in my reader (Reeder.app). I haven't un/re-subscribed to see if it fixed old posts too. But does that much matter?
gRegorLoveDoes Known use Akismet or any other anti-spam measures for local comments? Looking through the code all I noticed was the extra text field that shouldn't be filled in.
gRegorLoveI honestly care more about letting my circles of friends comment on stuff easily over the possibility of low quality comments from people I don't know.