Loqi[Jeena] I would pay for a (open source) software like this which I can run on my computer, most of my photos never get published but I still want auto tags on them....
Jeenacweiske, I guess it's a bug somewhere in my code or the mf2-ruby parser, I do have this line in my code self.kind = "reply" if entry.respond_to? :in_reply_to which should mark it as a reply but somehow it doesn't right now
LoqiJeena: cweiske_ left you a message 4 hours, 14 minutes ago: why is the "digikam" reply a mention on your site and not a reply? https://jeena.net/notes/754
ChrisAldrichkevinmarks: the post kind "note" does hide the title. Go to yoursite.com/wp-admin/edit.php?kind=note to find them all and you can use the bulk actions to switch them to article (or other types) as necessary.
Loqinotifications in the context of the IndieWeb refer to all forms and ways that an independent web site can receive a message indicating something of interest (server notifications), and potentially relay that information (preferably in realtime) to one or more devices used by the owner of that site (client notifications) https://indieweb.org/notification
tantek"Gmail is temporarily unable to access your contacts" / If you see this error message, your contacts are temporarily unavailable. You might not be able to use Google Contacts, Chat, or Hangouts. We're working to fix the problem.
ChrisAldrichaaronpk: WordPress accepts webmentions of the front page from brid.gy. According to GWG, there's a filter for redirecting them, but I haven't gotten around to setting it up. I usually manually move them to an site/mentions page occasionally... I find them pretty useful though.
tantekindeed - though the wiki links to your post for the only drag&droppable version, which I figure most folks will use since it is the most convenient :)
ben_thatmustbemeusing http://aurelia.io/ this time, most of the code it staying the same for back end stuff, it just cleans everything up in to sane classes and such
Loqi[indieweb] "At #IndieWebCamp NYC2 I wrote an Instagram Single Photo Bookmarklet to more easily post from IG to my site: https://indieweb.org/Instagram#Single_Photo_Bookmarklet
If you use Instagram as a convenient way to post photos from your mobile device (e.g. I use my iPod touch) to the web, but want to re-use those elsewhere (like on your own site), you may find this bookmarklet useful.
In one step it will copy minimal URLs for the image .jpg, the permalink of the Instagram post, and the photo caption, replacing any series of IG-style ".(linebreak)" characters with a single linebreak.
It’s already simplified my own photo posting user-flow, making it faster by cutting out nearly a half-dozen previously separate steps. This increased speed (less time) to post a photo post makes feel more empowered to post more photos on my own site.
I added it to the IndieWeb wiki as an easy way to quickly opensource it with a CC0 license, much easier than going through all the ceremony (AKA overhead) of creating a git repo on Github, creating a new file, saving, committing, pushing, pulling, etc. etc. (the very thought makes me wonder why so many developers are so enamored of so much extra work / steps just to accomplish a simple publishing/sharing task. It’s almost as if they have a greater desire for the comfort of ceremonial steps instead of saving the time and getting more done — likely worth a separate blog post).
I got it working half-way through IndieWebCamp NYC2 day 2 "hack day", posted it on the wiki.
Within moments of doing so, @aaronpk tested it on Chrome and saw that it worked!
Soon after that, Chris Aldrich blogged it as well and provided a drag-and-droppable version in his blog post:
http://boffosocko.com/2016/08/28/instagram-single-photo-bookmarklet/
Since then I made one minor bug fix this morning (found while selfdogfooding it and using it to publish photos to my site), and one minor UI update to the prompt text. I updated the wiki accordingly.
In addition I'll share it here on my own site:
javascript:n=document.images.length-1;s=document.images[n].src;s=s.split('?');s=s[0];u=document.location.toString().substring(0,39);prompt('Choose "Copy ⌘C" to copy photo post:',s+' '+u+'\n'+document.images[n].alt.toString().replace(RegExp(/\.\n(\.\n)+/),'\n'))
There’s certainly more I can do to improve my photo posting user flow, and my personal site publishing user flow in general, but this was a nice step forward that I’m already personally benefitting from, and if you use Instagram to post photos, but want to also post them to your own site, you may find this bookmarklet useful too." on 2016-08-30 http://tantek.com/2016/243/t4/indiewebcamp-instagram-single-photo-bookmarklet
chrisaldrich1gRegorLove: I received 3 of them in fact! Sorry, I'm "moderating" comments at the moment while I'm figuring out a way to cut down on other unrelated spam. Yours ended up in my spam folder. (So I'll also have to forward them along to the Akismet team as well...)
[emmah]hello ! i am doing research on ICT infrastructure in regions with low ICT investment. i'm trying to come up with a metric to measure continuity of connectivity without interruption. does anyone have any ideas of a good metric to use?
rasculbut if you're not just targeting the last few years of desktop/mobile browsers, then obviously your user target expands, potentially to stuff that doesn't support sni yet
gRegorLoveI saw an ad at the movie theater about facebook's solar plane / bringing connectivity to parts of the world that don't have much. That was a first for me.
rasculthis makes me ponder doing the same thing with a small solar powered drone to lock onto my signal and "beam" internet to wherever i am at the time