#aaronpk... i try to post a couple times a day. the last thing i changed... adopting microblog post as a first class citizen
#aaronpk... indieweb has been on my radar for a while. i launched a kickstarter project micro.blog to help people own their own microblog content on their websites.
#aaronpk... i work at dreamhost, doing strategy to figure out what we do as a company
#aaronpk... one of the reasons we backed manton's kickstarter campaign was because i thought it was a good idea and was something we as a company believe in
#aaronpk... i used to have a site back in the day that i hand coded. then i built a site using movable type. I ran that on my laptop and generated static HTML and uploaded that. then I went dormant on the web, and fell prey to having my identity online being twitter/facebook.
#aaronpk... indieweb helped me get back to having my own website. i use Known, hosted at dreamhost.
#aaronpk... the last thing i changed on my website, I've been posting a lot. i wrote a plugin for Known for posting reviews of things.
#aaronpk... it uses the microformats 2 for reviews, you can post a book review, a movie review, and other things
#aaronpkchad: senior software developer at dreamhost
#aaronpk... my personal website has been down since i started working at dreamhost ironically, because all it was was my resume
#tantekit's been ages since anyone contaced me using AIM anyway
#tantektime to replace that link and the .vcf with just a link to my contact UI
#gRegorLove"Third party clients in general will not be disabled, only older Third party clients that cannot upgrade the authentication methods. We advise users to switch to AIM clients in this case."
#dgold"Dekisu said that Pidgin will be releasing an update as of next week that would incorporate these new changes. However, users of Adium, which hasn't been updated in nearly a year, are seemingly out of luck."
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#petermolnarhm... ^^^ this started me to think that instead of a complete, secondary fallback at home (which is prone to fail due to mysql replication and stuff) I instead should just crawl the sites I host and create a static version for each, and in case my main server goes down I can (temporary) repoint them to the static version
#petermolnar(not my own, that's static-ish already, but the wordpresses for friends&family)
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#jeremycherfas!tell chrisaldrich do you want to try and talk tomorrow my time, tonight yours?
#[keithjgrant]If you go to chrome://extensions, check box by "Developer mode"
#[keithjgrant]then scroll down to the extension and click "background page"
#[keithjgrant]it will open up dev tools for the background page
#voxpelli[keithjgrant]: anything in particular with my endpoint or it was just the first endpoint you tested against? :)
#[keithjgrant]It was the first ? Actually, the only one so far. I need to set up some dummy blogs or something to test against others
#[keithjgrant]does yours support x-www-form-urlencoded and application/json?
#[keithjgrant]terminalpixel It's a funny hack... that authenticating page on omnibear.com is purely static. The extension's background page reads the code out of its url, then uses that to fetch the token
#[keithjgrant]So it's getting an unexpected token response
#[terminalpixel]Ahh I'm getting a https error on tokens.indieauth.com
#voxpelli[keithjgrant]: mine support both formencoded and json
#[keithjgrant]interesting. that's what I authenticate against and it's works for me
#[keithjgrant]I may need to switch to json or something more broadly supported. I had trouble early on, but I think now it's because I was figuring out how to pass the token in the header
#[terminalpixel]Yeah I've had some https issues on my end ? I will see if I can fix it and get back to you
#[keithjgrant]I guess I don't have permissions to edit a page on the wiki? It still says "login" on the top right. wonder if it's not staying authenticated for some reason
#sknebelhttps://aws.amazon.com/de/message/41926/ "At 9:37AM PST, an authorized S3 team member using an established playbook executed a command which was intended to remove a small number of servers for one of the S3 subsystems that is used by the S3 billing process. Unfortunately, one of the inputs to the command was entered incorrectly and a larger set of servers was removed than intended. "
#aaronpkah here's another problem. you're setting the header "Accept: application/json" but then expecting a form-encoded response. I made my token endpoint return a JSON response if JSON is requested.
#aaronpk(I'm trying to switch the responses to JSON format to be compatible with OAuth 2.0, and am supporting form-encoded requests as a fallback if no Accept header is set)
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#dgoldcan anyone who a) uses known and b) knows more about reading API payloads tell me how the API encodes a call to syndicate endpoints?
#voxpelliaaronpk: regarding p-name on likes, I just added that (might still be building the Jekyll), but interestingly enough none of the topmost examples at http://indieweb.org/like includes a p-name
#aaronpkthe other question of course is what a consumer like Loqi should show as a text summary of a like
#voxpellihmm, right, Loqi preserves the line-break :/ I design my line-breaks to make comprehensible templates, not to output good line-breaks in code, I only care about that when using <pre>
#Loqi[petermolnar] hm... ^^^ this started me to think that instead of a complete, secondary fallback at home (which is prone to fail due to mysql replication and stuff) I instead should just crawl the sites I host and create a static version for each, and in case my ma...
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#[kevinmarks]That's doable with spiderpig, though repeat crawling is kinda expensive
#aaronpkhm yeah spiderpig would do a decent job of it. it doesn't have any sense of intermittent and partial crawls though.
#aaronpkand it would potentially change your URLs because spiderpig converts every URL to end with a slash and writes the file as index.html
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#tantekwhoa I'm seeing a FB event permalink new layout again
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#[kevinmarks]Right, but if you serve with apache or similar, the old urls work
#[kevinmarks]Hm. If spiderpig kept etag/last modified it could work. This is where the Internet Archive crawl format is handy
#aaronpkshouldn't there be a way to basically run your own tiny wayback machine?