2016-09-17 UTC
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# 14:15 jpcguy89 So let's say I have something that's 100 x 100 on a view controller in my app.
# 14:15 jpcguy89 How big should the 1x graphic I design be
# 14:15 jpcguy89 in photoshop*
# 14:15 jpcguy89 100 px x 100 px?
# 14:15 jpcguy89 And what DPI do I choose for the document?
# 14:16 jpcguy89 I mean resolution, not DPI -.-
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# 16:42 tantek "For example, when you you want to look up a Facebook event happening tonight (your reason) the Facebook app doesn’t allow you to access it without first landing on the news feed (their reasons)" (!!!)
# 16:42 tantek this is why I use fb.com/events as my way to check "happening tonight" !
# 16:42 tantek ok I think that might be overmeming it a bit Loqi lol
# 16:44 tantek and " imagine if … * Twitter gave you a separate way to post an Tweet than having to see their news feed. [like POSSEing from your website!] * Facebook gave a separate way to look up Facebook Events going on tonight, without being forced to use their news feed. [like going directly to fb.com/events! ]"
# 16:45 Zegnat Doesn’t that design principal apply to loads and loads of sites? I can’t get to BBC Radio without going through the BBC homepage where they try to gt me interesting in news articles instead.
# 16:47 tantek yes - I believe that's one of the larger points of the article. Those two were just "obvious" examples to illustrate the point
# 16:48 tantek obvious examples which it turns out we've got solutions to right here!
# 16:48 tantek makes me think we can do even better with indieweb and empowering people to take control over their time (in addition to their data and online identity)
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# 17:20 KevinMarks What they are bad at is snipping the show out of the continuity
# 17:22 KevinMarks Also the podcast feeds have different (more useful) audio when they exist
# 17:24 Zegnat KevinMarks: Facebook events have permalinks too ;)
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# 17:50 KevinMarks BBC iplayer audio is a mess. The podcasts are better except their post permalinks are the mp3 I think
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# 18:20 GWG Where is the analysis of incoming like presentation on posts on the wiki?
# 18:20 tantek I don't understand the question? analysis of what?
# 18:21 GWG I know there are a lot of examples on the wiki. I want to look at how people display likes received by a site.
# 18:23 GWG My first project in the community was a face pile, I am revisiting.
# 18:26 GWG I don't have a facepile right now.
# 18:27 GWG I am completely revisiting the issue.
# 18:31 Loqi likes are sometimes part of the information about a post displayed on the post itself, sometimes in a post footer, like a total number like responses, icons of recent likers, or even a datetime ordered list of likes https://indieweb.org/likes
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# 18:31 tantek page could definitely use some expansion with more silo examples and screenshots
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# 18:48 GWG I am also thinking about likes with comments.
# 18:59 GWG Some do though. So I am wondering about how I would display them..if different than ones without.
# 19:00 KartikPrabhu in my case, the comment with a like is to give context for people reading my site. I don't expect the liked post to display it
# 19:01 GWG KartikPrabhu: That is the question
# 19:01 GWG As I said, I'm revisiting the issue, so I'm reassessing everything.
# 19:03 KartikPrabhu is there any documented list of what people intend with the comments with likes situation?
# 19:03 GWG KartikPrabhu: That is what I was looking for in the wiki, among other things.
# 19:06 GWG KartikPrabhu: I'd like to document as I explore.
# 19:07 GWG For example, Bridgy at the moment seems to do empty content. WordPress does a human readable content.
# 19:09 aaronpk jonnybarnes: you should give it the full URL you fetched the HTML from
# 19:09 KartikPrabhu GWG: Bridgy does empty content because there are no silos that support like with comment
# 19:10 aaronpk things like "../" will be resolved relative to the URL you pass in
# 19:10 jonnybarnes so if I got the html from example.org/foo/bar, do parse($html, example.org/foo/bar)?
# 19:11 GWG KartikPrabhu: That is the spectrum I was outlining. From nothing to something.
# 19:11 GWG KartikPrabhu: "Alice liked title on site."
# 19:12 Zegnat jonnybarnes: from the README: Most of the time you’ll be getting your input HTML from a URL. You should pass **that** URL as the second parameter - see emphasis.
# 19:13 GWG It will display the content, but only if the type is generic mention.
# 19:13 GWG But I know I saw someone who puts the likes this into the content itself.
# 19:14 GWG When I was playing with php-comment, I know I ran some random people's sites through it to see how it reacted.
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# 21:39 KevinMarks1 js;dr is not really an improvement
# 21:44 KevinMarks1 what is verify-me?
# 21:45 KevinMarks1 verify-me is a browser plugin that checks if [[rel-me ]] links on the current page link back, and shows badges if they do.
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# 22:49 sknebel (I always forget if Loqi understands that or not...)
# 22:49 Loqi says (i always forget if loqi understands that
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