#miklbGWG do you have an outline of your proposal?
#GWGI know what I want to do, but I'm having trouble outlining it
#miklbas someone who's been around WP a long time, my 2¢ would be to appeal to the technical merits of new/more efficient code (assuming that is an aspect of the work) and the core of what WP was founded on of owning your data and possessing a democratic voice
#GWG"I've always liked pings from a theoretical viewpoint, and I totally agree that the implementation sucks, so I like it."
#GWG"Three thoughts: 1) The code is indeed some of the oldest in WP. (Though that doesn’t necessarily mean it needs to be rewritten.) 2) The XML-RPC dependency is one of the lightest things about the pingback in WordPress, so I’m not sold on that being a driver. 3) A webmentions plugin would be cool."
#aaronpkhaha yes. The w3c publishing system is in UTC so I published it tomorrow today
#aaronpkgoing to wait until pacific time catches up before I announce it :-)
#GWGaaronpk: Didn't add that question I asked about though.
#aaronpkyeah, I will add it to the next one. The group approved publishing the current draft so it wouldn't have been appropriate to sneak that in at the last second.
#GWGI like that one as I can imagine a malicious individual trying to get sites to download a video files. And when you pair it with the limit request size one...
#aaronpkRight now it says you *can* do a head request first, but maybe it should recommend it
#Loqidym_cx meant to say: what's wrong with using 1-button mouse?
#dym_cxgeneral reason for website obesity is the same as for why silos or why using Java – it's **faster and easier** to make a bloated monolithic product which fits needs of the moment
#petermolnarI disagree on this, it think it's just generic greed
#dym_cxpetermolnar: "faster and easier" is also greed. for time (man-hours), costs of optimisation, and planning for the future
#myfreewebfor big websites, it's often just managers not paying developers to care about performance specifically and instead demanding to add ALL the analytics services, ALL the ad networks, etc.
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#cweiske.. and one department does not have access to the analytics analysis web interface, so they request another tracker to be integrated so they can see, too
#sknebelOh, my in-progress webmention endpoint limits the amount of data it downloads *before* decompressing it... I guess I'll have to throw a memory limit on the process as well?
#sknebelvoxpelli: since it wasn't immediatly obvious what's the best way to add such a test case I created a github issue. I'll try to look into it in more detail in the next few days and will come back to you with questions (haven't done much node.js)
#aaronpkKevinMarks: how do you determine the 6th number in the matrix transform of the SVG? I didn't see that mentioned in the blog post
#[kevinmarks]Aaron: when you invert the y axis you have to move it back up by twice the lowest y value
#tantekI feel like this article illustrates another opportunity for the indieweb to do better than the corporate web but I'm not sure where to capture it on the wiki: http://idlewords.com/talks/website_obesity.htm
#tantekwhen you link something it shows a mini version of the post
#aaronpkkinda. i realized that the sparklines were only showing values for weeks when there were posts, so I made it fill in with 0s if there were no posts that week.
#tantekinteresting difference between the 4 things you show sparklines for vs. the 4 things you show boxes for
#aaronpkoh the other way i was thinking about showing the sleep image (or maybe add a sparkline for sleep?) is to show a graph of amount of sleep per night for the last n nights
#aaronpkfood wouldn't be interesting as a sparkline since it's relatively consistent. events wouldn't be interesting because there are so few of them compared to the rest.
#snarfedso we have a bridgy publish design problem that we'd love feedback on
#snarfedwe're starting to support multi-user sites, where there's a single domain and each user has a path prefix
#snarfedwe added support, and it works, but it also broke a few single-user sites who link to a path in their silo profile instead of their home page, e.g. me.com/about instead of me.com
#snarfedany thoughts on how to distinguish and handle multi-user vs single-user domains?
#tantekhmm - looks like FB's "See Friendship" feature has been quietly regressing
#tantekas in losing functionality. seems to now only show date you "friended", and globally visible photos that you're both tagged in. used to show things like events you both went to
#gRegorLoveI like the idea of matching the author URL against their link on the silo, though depending how much HTML control each user has, they could spoof it.
#tantekaaronpk: we should do demos at HWCs tonight of all the things people got working at IWC Nuremberg!!
#aaronpkgood idea! tho I just realized I haven't posted this on calagator yet.
#aaronpkalways tricky remembering to do that after coming back from a trip
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#kylewmgRegorLove: I think you mitigate that by requiring mutual rel-me links
#tantekkylewm: I'm ready to try making webactions / indie-config work again with your site - if you can still hack it up to do so!
#tantekI got my webactions working with voxpelli's indie-config (as in he was able to click on my "like" and "reply" buttons and have them automatically open up in Quill to post to his site, instead of the fallback Twitter tweet actions)
#sknebel[kevinmarks]: web application manifest maybe? or is that not enough?
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#tantekanyone know how many actual RSVP implementations we have? I feel like there are a lot (from seeing RSVPs on indie events) but we haven't documented them all yet in /rsvp
#LoqiThe IndieWebCamp community is planning numerous upcoming events, including future IndieWebCamps, regular Homebrew Website Club meetups, talks, and other proposals — if you'd like to help, please contribute to this page! https://indiewebcamp.com/Planning
#[kevinmarks]the other way to do that is the iframe scaled down 50% in each direction trick I use, which if your layout is responsive anyway can work well
#[kevinmarks]should I expand my post to explain the matrix maths?
#gRegorLoveOh, I get it. I was getting confused by the implied name property in the snippet. That's what's different from the full page parse, understandably.
#[kevinmarks]also, there is a little bit of cropping of the sparkline as the polyline is centred on the co-ordinates, so zero or max runs will be half width
#aaronpkdiagram would be awesome but i think not necessary
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#kylewmhuh, is rel=previous (as opposed to rel=prev) used actively?
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#tantekkylewm: they're aliases so you can treat them the same
#tantekthey're both used often enough to support both
#KartikPrabhutantek: your legacy feed needs a space. For example this http://tantek.com/2016/111/f4 shows up as "likesaaronparecki.com’s post". Note no space between "likes" and "aaronparecki.com
#tantekshaners was just going to say, opensourcebridge should accept Webmentions so we can "favorite" (AKA like) session proposals from our own sites, like http://opensourcebridge.org/proposals/1872
#tantekpoint being, if you POSSEd it from your site, you could also send it, say, in "Session Proposal: ... " form, to Twitter etc. and people could like it there too
#tantekI wonder if you could backfeed from the opensourcebridge favorites
#tantekhmm - it doesn't show on the page all the people who liked it
#[shaners]We should work on getting GitHub to add mf2 to the site.