cweiske!tell aaronpk: does your web archive follow the algorithm described in https://indieweb.org/indiearchive#Storage? if yes, do you rewrite all the links in HTML, CSS and JavaScript files to map to the new URLs?
scottjensonIt turns out some IoT devices can really use web pages and I'm scouting around for simple solutions for makers to put up content without too much hassle
Loqiben_thatmustbeme meant to say: GWG, you can do it either as a single URL (and store the actual cite in the references) or you can make it a type:cite
GWGben_thatmustbeme: I'm trying to adjust my storage of mf2 properties in WordPress to something that can be easily converted to a jf2 array, so, I suppose I have to decide which of those I actually want, I guess.
Loqiaaronpk: cweiske left you a message 3 hours, 29 minutes ago: does your web archive follow the algorithm described in https://indieweb.org/indiearchive#Storage? if yes, do you rewrite all the links in HTML, CSS and JavaScript files to map to the new URLs?
aaronpk!tell cweiske thanks for the pointer, I'm updating that page to reflect my updated site. I never did serve those publicly, and also only downloaded the HTML, I didn't download linked resources
voxpelliscottjenson: a pretty full list of IndieWeb projects can be found on: https://indieweb.org/projects I myself do Jekyll now, but haven't been thinking about it in an IoT/Physical Web scenario yet
petermolnarCMS for IoT? ugh. I've checked that physical-web idea, and while I do see a point in some cases, since it requires an internet connection from both parties, why not just put a proxy on them?
petermolnar(and yes, I did install a debian with nginx, php, mysql and a wordpress on one of my old smartphones, and I admit: it was both a stupid and a horrendously slow experiment)
voxpelliI think my Jekyll + Micropub setup would work fairly well. Right now it depends on GitHub, but it could be reworked to use git directly (decided to avoid that complexity at first to gain some momentum)
goodoo, squeakytoy, renoirb, tantek, j12t and CherryPuffs joined the channel
voxpelli[kevinmarks]: I will launch a new version of my endpoint soon, can you keep your eyes open for any problems? accidentally doing two big changes at once now
[benatwork]I’m abstaining from Homebrew this week because I’m planning on going to a Black Lives Matter meeting. Tangential question: how could indieweb help people to save reports to a space they controlled? Diamond Reynolds’s Facebook was taken over by the police shortly after her livestream, and the livestreamed video was made unavailable until Facebook revived it.
voxpelli[kevinmarks]: no changes to that one directly, but refactored and upgraded the entire backend in preparation for Salmentions + to use newer Node.js and Microformat parser version
voxpelli[benatwork]: certainly, empowering marginalized groups who for one reason or the other are getting their voices silenced seems like one of the important benefits of the indieweb
aaronpkif you don't care about streaming, just hosting video, then it's much easier. you can usually copy videos off a phone onto even shared hosting and serve it from there. these days video files aren't super huge, and disk space on hosting providers is relatively cheap.
voxpellione interesting part there could be Micropub – that leaves the editorial interface outside of each individual device and has the device themselves only have the content + an API to change that content. That's where IndieWeb is heading
voxpellimy setup with Jekyll currently has a hosted Micropub API in the cloud that then commits changes to a git repository that then triggers a build somewhere else and finally puts the HTML somewhere accessible (although still early days there)
voxpelliwonders if he maybe can fit the micropub endpoint part into Ghost as well, considering that Ghost uses pretty much the same tech stack, but have it then create Ghost posts instead
bearmy setup is all static and I use micropub to create (and soon update) pages - the flask app on the server side does all of the work to create a page using templates
petermolnar!tell scottjenson "the Physical Web is always on the internet" - is it safe to assue that those devices never lose connectivity? Why if they do? I'm genuinely interested in the idea, but I would never trust the internet to be always available, especially not in Europe.
petermolnardon't get me wrong, I see that this is a useful idea; but assuming that the internet is always there is wrong. We have UPS units and batteries for power loss situations, we should have backup plans for device connectivity loss situations, especially, if it's a physical device which someone might depend on.
[chrisaldrich]I remember shaners saying he was planning on a HWC in LA this week a while back, but notice it's not on the calendar now. Anyone heard anything concrete lately?
[chrisaldrich]!tell shaners Are you back in LA soon with any plans for HWC? If not I'll try to wrangle something near downtown LA or the East side in the next few weeks.
miklbA little excited about Maton Recce's microblogging platoform "Microblog posts are from independent sites, pulled together in one place via RSS so that they can be browsed and discussed. But each post still lives at (and links back to) the author's web site."
Loqimiklb meant to say: A little excited about Manton Recce's microblogging platoform "Microblog posts are from independent sites, pulled together in one place via RSS so that they can be browsed and discussed. But each post still lives at (and links back to) the author's web site."