davidmeadGWG - I’ve noticed when i previewed a couple of posts when the checkmark is selected for send to twitter the post is never sent when i actually hit publish
Loqiprivate posts refer to posts or portions of posts which are private to either the author or to a limited audience chosen by the author https://indieweb.org/private_posts
LoqiThe IndieWeb is about owning your domain and using it as your primary identity, to publish on your own site (optionally syndicate elsewhere), and ownyourdata https://indieweb.org/IndieWeb
Loqi[Greg] Wow – looks like GNU Social has actual webmention + microformats2 integration… but it’s not enabled by default and no instance admins bothered to enable it. Fail.
On a more positive note, quitter.se runs on FreeBSD :)...
LoqiGNU social is a free software project that "will be a decentralized social network that you can install on your own server" https://indieweb.org/GNU_social
gRegorLoveArgh. On FB, clicked "Duplicate Event" on one of my public events. The UI populates the event's information and photo, but is set to "create private event". Switched it to "create public event" and it removed the event photo.
Loqicreate in the context of the indieweb refers to the act of and UI for creating a new post, in its simplest form, a new note https://indieweb.org/create
tantekcreate event in the context of the indieweb refers to the act of and UI for creating a new event post, in its simplest form a new event permalink. Silo examples: [[create#Facebook_Events]]. See also [[create]].
tantekcreate event in the context of the indieweb refers to the act of and UI for creating a new event post, in its simplest form a new event permalink. Silo examples: [[create#Facebook_Events]]
tantekcreate event is the act of and UI for creating a new [[event]] post, in its simplest form a new event permalink. Silo examples: [[create#Facebook_Events]]. See also [[create]].
gRegorLove"As we move our code to CodePen, our writing to Medium, our photographs to Instagram we don’t just run the risk of losing that content and the associated metadata if those services vanish. We also lose our own place to experiment and add personality to that content, in the context of our own home on the web."
tantekbecause all the messages go through iCloud, they get sent to multiple devices anyway, so all i have to do is keep an "archive" on a device I don't carry with me
bearGoogle Hangouts API is being shutdown -- https://developers.google.com/+/hangouts/support-faq "The Google+ Hangouts API is no longer supported. New apps cannot be created but existing apps will continue to run until April 25th, 2017. After that date, apps in Hangouts will no longer function."
tanteksince before deleting an app (especially account), you'd want to: 1. export any data, 2. review their data retention policies (so you can "know" when/if your data/account is "actually" deleted), 3. review and delete any OAuth connections (in or out), 4. document each of those steps for each app/silo (preferably with screenshots and how to) on the wiki. anything else?
sknebel"most apps require an account"... now I'm curious about statistics regarding that, since I think the vast majority of apps I use doesn't require one, and a large part of the remaining is an alternative way of accessing an account I have otherwise
tantekaaronpk, sure, an authorization notification may imply that an authentication took place (or not, depending on the oauth setup, and whether you were already signed-in or not)
tantekdefinitely would be interesting if indieauth.com sent you an email whenever it noticed you sign-in from a different device, or into a different service
Loqichrisaldrich: tantek left you a message 1 week, 2 days ago: definitely add any /read examples (with permalinks please) you have, no matter how rough, or plain text etc. to: https://indieweb.org/read#Chris_Aldrich
arush1#100daysofdeletingaccounts is probably a lot like achieving inbox0. Once people realize how much work is involved, they give it up. This includes myself.
arush1tantek - True. I think I've gotten rid of most, (no passwords remembered, for example), but trying to find reasonably accessible alternatives to things like Fitbit.
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aaronpkmy login showed up as a notification on my phone, and when i tapped it it asked if i wanted to approve it and when i clicked yes, it finished logging in on the computer
aaronpkit's pretty good. i opened the facebook app on my phone in order to go dig up the "code generator" thing but this was way easier and essentially equivalent
snarfedgoogle's internal employee 2fa app let you knock on your phone twice to confirm login. that was the best, didn't even need to take it out of my pocket. :P
tantekIt's interesting, I still think that's a key tipping point in making the indieweb as a web happen. When you start replying from your own site, directly to other sites (perhaps with POSSE threading too), you start to realize the silo(s) could go away completely, and your conversation would still be there.