LoqiAn event is a type of post that in addition to a post name (event title) has a start datetime (likely end datetime), and a location https://indieweb.org/event
gRegorLoveYeah, that FB event sounds like a workaround for FB limitations. Short of messaging people individually, is there another way on FB to notify a large number of people about something like ticket on-sale?
julianfOh, now I see there is a /Woodwind page and that "self-hosting Woodwind" post was already on its see-also list. We don't need it on /reader as well.
julianfjulianf has now added IndieAuth-by-GPG to his IndieAuth sign-in methods. That was pretty simple to do. A pity there isn't an IndieMark micro-score for that :-)
julianfThe UI of the Ubuntu "Passwords and Keys" ("seahorse") app confusingly claims my key is a "Personal Key" in one place and a "Private Key" in another so it was unclear what "File/Export..." exports. The doc says it exports the public key, and it does, but I had to carefully verify it after that confusion.
[jeremycherfas]Mind you, I have not yet been able to persuade Woodwind to play nicely with Known. Am I right that the target site does not need to know about webmentions, but the receiving site (my site) does?
[jeremycherfas]I want to be able to subscribe to some sites in Woodwind (my current reader is Newsblur) and Share, Reply etc from my indieweb site. But I’m no expert ...
[jeremycherfas]I am currently getting a 503 error from my site, but only when I use Woodwind. When I use the Known bookmarklet, things work mostly as expected.
petermolnar!tell sknebel yes; if you want to try, feel free to use bitlbee.afterdose.org 6697 ( SSL ); this is my semi-public ( semi private? ) bitlbee server
Loqiadactio: tantek left you a message 2 weeks, 2 days ago: when did you start automatically pinging archive.org to archive your bookmarks (the actual entire pages you linked to) in this way? https://indieweb.org/Internet_Archive#Trigger_an_Archive
snarfedpetermolnar: just fetch the JSON with https://www.instagram.com/USERNAME/?__a=1 like Zegnat mentioned, then grab the first element in [FeedPage][feed][media][nodes]. that will be the most recent picture posted.
LoqiSingle points of failure (SPOFs) are aspects or parts of a system which, when they fail, cause crucial parts of (or the entire) system to fail https://indieweb.org/spof
[schmarty]aaronpk - i don't trust myself to build my own auth server. *probably* i'd be okay deploying my own copy of an implementation that i trust like indieauth.com.
aaronpkthey've demonstrated a lot of effort in protecting the user's account, and it's actually in their best interest to make sure you don't get hacked too.
aaronpki bet i could make an app that's relatively easy to deploy that wraps the google OAuth server in IndieAuth so you can use it as your auth endpoint
petermolnar!tell sknebel re bitlbee: port is 6667 - 6697 is znc, not bitlbe, sorry. The ssl cert seem to have expired, I'll fix that later. So: bitlbee.afterdose.org:6667 (SSL). There were a few ideas to use bitlbee for POSSE into group chats, but I'm not aware of implementations.
JeenaThere is a guy who sometimes comes to the HWC in GOT who has a really huge idea, so huge in fact that it's difficult to understand what his idea is. Today he came by a second time and showed us what he started with: http://scientific-method.wikia.com/wiki/Scientific_Method_Wiki
gRegorLoveI just noticed that Granary mf2 => Atom conversion adds a bit to like-of posts: "[avatar] [name] originally shared this post: [my like-of content]"
snarfedgRegorLove: re profile pictures in granary atom, uses the entry's author if it has one, otherwise runs the authorship algorithm on the source html page: https://indieweb.org/authorship
sknebel!tell Zegnat: I wouldn't call that mess I wrote in Brighton a "micropub server" yet ;) And if I remember right bear open-sourced more of his in the mean-time, so if someone is looking for a starting point in python I'd recommend looking at that
Loqisknebel: petermolnar left you a message 6 hours, 58 minutes ago: yes; if you want to try, feel free to use bitlbee.afterdose.org 6697 ( SSL ); this is my semi-public ( semi private? ) bitlbee server
Loqisknebel: petermolnar left you a message 3 hours, 51 minutes ago: re bitlbee: port is 6667 - 6697 is znc, not bitlbe, sorry. The ssl cert seem to have expired, I'll fix that later. So: bitlbee.afterdose.org:6667 (SSL). There were a few ideas to use bitlbee for POSSE into group chats, but I'm not aware of implementations.