Zegnat!tell aaronpk I was trying to login on the wiki just now and got “An unhandled lowlevel error occured. The application logs may have details.” on both Twitter and GitHub. Could you check the logs around this timestamp
ZegnatAlthough… it then seems to hang on “Sending verification code…”. I’ll just do my demo write-up offlin and get it on the wiki as soon as I can get in again
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Loqiaaronpk: Zegnat left you a message 6 hours, 10 minutes ago: I was trying to login on the wiki just now and got “An unhandled lowlevel error occured. The application logs may have details.” on both Twitter and GitHub. Could you check the logs around this timestamp http://indiewebcamp.com/irc/2016-05-10/line/1462946824886
aaronpk!tell KevinMarks can you figure out how to make this work with arbitrary text? http://svgur.com/s/5i I want the first and last names to be right aligned with each other, but to start where the first name starts in this example. I want the URL to start at its current start position, and for the font size to shrink if it will be too long to fit. The city and year should be right aligned as well.
Loqiadactio: tantek left you a message on 3/29 at 2:27pm: any thoughts about an IWC Brighton this year? Perhaps sometime in 2016-09-24…26 date range? a few of us likely to be in Portugal for W3C TPAC week ending 2016-09-23. cc: aaronpk http://indiewebcamp.com/irc/2016-03-29/line/1459286859030
aaronpkoh awesome, using a media endpoint for quill means i can auto-save this draft of a note without worrying about saving the actual photo data in the browser
petermolnarto be honest, I dislike the WP approach of self-maintained logs; instead I use plain PHP error_log, but the right way would probably be to use the WP_Error class for this somehow
petermolnarthat is a notice level log; I'm missing the optional info, debug, etc. levels, where basically I see messages from the steps, eg. why and where in the code was a mention rejected, for example
Jeena!tell tantek and aaronpk After you got me to remove my hidden h1 with the short title from my notes implementations try to come up with a autogenerated from name and it looks more than shitty: https://aaronparecki.com/2016/05/10/31/video
tantekZegnat: I'm not sure if the SMS sending is still working. I think aaronpk may have turned that off (but maybe forgot to turn off that part of the UI?)
tantekbtw - anyone making cheat sheets from the specs, please give me a heads-up before you enshrine anything in print from the microformats specs - it's likely that most of the specs need some review to upgrade many of the properties from ideas to proposed, or proposed to draft, etc.
aaronpki was thinking about how to do polls, and realized i could just make an HTML form to describe the poll, instead of coming up with some mf2 markup for it
aaronpkbut i didn't want to submit the form to my site, cause that wouldn't be very indieweb. i wanted the form to be submitted to the person's site who is submitting it
tantek.comedited /Planning (+473) "move some done to past, note IWC NYC2 date/venue set! need help wikifying, bump Brighton to near the top, set a proposed date for Brighton" (view diff)
ZegnatAFAIK right now, the whole of September would work for me. It is more a money than time issue on my end. Guess I should not even add a date or vote then?
aaronpki'm like 90% sure i can make this happen as a bitmap and also as a PDF generated from Ruby. I was just hoping someone would know more about SVG internals to make it work with SVG since that's a way simpler and more maintainable process in the end.
tantekWhat I find fascinating about this paper is how they've basically taken the academic approach to annotations, and BUILT a solution with Webmention
voxpelliAll dates in September currently works for me as well, but voting +1 on the suggested one to show that it works, if someone wants to contest it then I'll add another vote there :)
voxpelliWe really should do one in Malmö, it would have been perfect to do during The Conference, but it's in august so a bit too soon to get that organized
voxpelliI'll keep it at the back of my head and try to be on the lookout for a good time to do it if some other time arises :) Should chat with ThatEmil about it
ZegnatBut a basic understanding would probably be able in 14 months if you wanted to. Especially if you are somewhat used to Northern European languages. German helps.
LoqiJeena: tantek left you a message 2 hours, 39 minutes ago: there were two parts to the solution! removing the hidden h1 was only part 1. part 2: put p-name on the same element as e-content! http://indiewebcamp.com/irc/2016-05-11/line/1462984830393
Jeenaand tantek thanks for the p-name hint, It seems I need to imlplement my own mf2 parster to be able to fully understand the intentions of the design ^^
Loqi[kevinmarks]: aaronpk left you a message 6 hours, 32 minutes ago: can you figure out how to make this work with arbitrary text? http://svgur.com/s/5i I want the first and last names to be right aligned with each other, but to start where the first name starts in this example. I want the URL to start at its current start position, and for the font size to shrink if it will be too long to fit. The city and year should be right aligned as well. http://indiewebcamp.com/irc/2016-05-11/line/1462971202539
Jeenabtw aaronpk what's up with the mega white space between the paragraphs in my comment on https://aaronparecki.com/2016/05/10/31/video? the white-space: pre-line; does it, I'm not sure why you added it there.
aaronpki'm not actually sure the best solution to that. i could remove padding on <p> tags in comments, but then if someone did <p>a</p><p>b</p> i think it would show up wrong
KartikPrabhuJeena: the HTML is not different. I publish notes in plain text which has next lines an use white-space: pre-wrap to display them. If aaronpk did not use pre-line my para breaks won't show
Loqi[Aaron Parecki] *whew* Made it to the hotel at 6pm local time! In total, 26 hours door to door. From my house: bus to downtown, train to Seattle, cab to airport, plane to Reykjavik, plane to Frankfurt, shuttle to train station, train to Nürnberg, walk to hotel.
aaronpkhm yes i should definitely switch to p-content for my text notes. i don't have a mechanism to author HTML in those anyway, so the intent is to publish a plaintext version of the note
Jeenathe list from the second link is obviously even worse ^^ https://jeena.net/s/latest.png but why not just parse it as markdown which would make it a nice HTML list readable by everyone?
JeenaI'm just saying that HTML is very nice to all people, independently of their abilities/disabilities, and if you serve it as text/html then it should be HTML not plain/text
ZegnatJeena, that will probably still have some edgecases that I am missing. E.g. what to do with BR BR sequences and so on. That is why displaying plaintext as plaintext (PRE) is probably the only real solution.
snarfedi know there's been some angst about http://www.decentralizedweb.net/ here, but i might consider going. i can represent indieweb, give a lightning talk, etc if we want
JeenaThe work on my website is much more structured since I started explicitly adding issues to a list where I can go and look what I can do next https://github.com/jeena/jeena.net/issues
ZegnatI never dispute it as a letter. When I was four I had to learn the alphabet with the IJ between X and Z. It used to be a Scrabble tile. It is always capitalised together in names (IJsselmeer). Etc.
ZegnatBut it is a little weird. I think these days Y has replaced IJ in the alphabet at Dutch schools. Standardising towards the English-Latin alphabet.
ZegnatIn fact, I would say my name has 6 letters, rather than the 7 you would type. But those things are constantly disputed even within the Netherlands
ZegnatFacebook is actually very good at unicode, so there I am Mart\u0133n. Very funny when people write my name in the search bar and when they hit “marti” I disappear from the results ;)
tantekaaronpk: I think webmention.rocks should send a inverse webmention (source/target swapped) for any success (where it shows a result on a test page), just to see if the source fails to handle it and adds an errant comment. >:D
tantekin other words, adding it by default to webmention.rocks passing results will cause people to write the tiny bit of defensive code necessary for this, and thus strengthen webmention implementations by default
aaronpklast time I had an idea like that, you had advocated against it since people will be looking at webmention.rocks as a guide on what to do when sending webmentions
tantekThe more robust we can cause webmention implementations to be by default, the greater the chance of webmention being higher fidelity in practice, and thus scale more across sites / adoption etc.
KevinMarkshm, that buried the lede "First of all, you have to devote a team of developers to meeting whatever it is, the standards or the platform for Facebook, a separate one for Apple, a separate one for Snapchat, soon Google has one."
KartikPrabhuwikipedia says" a norm is a function that assigns a strictly positive length or size to each vector in a vector space—save for the zero vector, which is assigned a length of zero"
tantek.comedited /photo (+736) "summary tagging section after How for all the ways people are tagging photos (both IndieWeb in use, and research from silo UX), noted my person-tag POSSEing since, move area-tag brainstorming to separate page" (view diff)
tantekanarchivist: here is the summary of all the ways we're tagging/annotating photos on the IndieWeb, both implemented, and research/brainstormed (could be implemented) https://indiewebcamp.com/photo#Tagging