sl007Basically a party with some friends ;) [1] During the whole festival in the tent there should be "posters" or a screen presenting the building blocks with a table to discuss, a flipchart as a brainstorm wishlist and a box and public poster for cards and website adresses. [2] Then we have 4-6 hours FRI and 6 hours SAT where we can come together for sessions - basically want to know what journalists expect from the indieweb. https://bil
sl007Sweden? What happened in Sweden? I'll check out how to set up WebRTC for you to attend then ! Btw: The Facebook tent is near - we could also frisbee soccer battle ;)
sl007Zegnat Yes, the concept for the festival is usually: Big media companies pay for their tents (9 square m. is 1800€) and the entrance is free … Also my big customer chiefs will speak there (e.g. ZDF, just need some time for that in the morning)
[renem]Got a response yesterday from Netlify support. Took a little longer because they analyzed heavily and I now understand that it too some time to find the root cause of the issue.
[renem]It was a DNSSEC entry I had set up in GoDaddy (my Hosting provider) and it worked flawlessly with Cloudflare. However when I switched to Netlify for DNS management they don't support DNSSEC and the Google public DNS got screwed up with.
sl007also stickers (put the last ones to DUS table) - !tell aaronpk if possible : c/o S. Lasse, Hügelstr. 104, 46539 Dinslaken, Germany [ until.arming.ammends - https://map.what3words.com/until.arming.amends ]
strugee!tell snarfed FINALLY wrote up a prose version of what we discussed at the ostatusbridge session: https://indieweb.org/bridge#ActivityPub - would apprecate a review if you've got time
sl007sebsel - cool. Will make a schedule proposal in the afternoon. Do you've got a place to stay? Will also discuss venues with the festival director later and talk to other tent parties ...
LoqiDiaspora (or D*) is an open source project for hosting a social network on your own server that federates with other Diaspora instances, which are called "pods" https://indieweb.org/Diaspora
sknebelsl007: maaaaybe. that's pretty much the time I'm supposed to be in the last weeks of writing my masters thesis, so I don't want to promise anything yet. but I'm aware of it ;)
petermolnarthere is a massive missing definition: it's mentioned that there are many sites that doesn't do long read well; question is - what does? is there a "golden standard" long read format, which could be used as reference?
Loqiindie-config is a method of using protocol handlers and postmessage to setup your indie website to both notify the browser that it can handle webactions and then do so https://indieweb.org/indie-config
Loqivoxpelli: mblaney left you a message 4 minutes ago: trying to fix an indie-config problem on firefox (iframe won't load custom handler) could you take a look?
petermolnarjeremycherfas, s1007, sknebel, prtksxna thanks, reading them; I had read a lot about this a while ago, I was mostly just missing this from the http://indieweb.org/2017/perweb session to define what is readable
jeremycherfasThe big trouble with using tufte.css is that if you do, you like like Tufte (which is a good thing, but you’re not him) and if you try to modify, you will almost certainly make it worse.
ZegnatThere are some relatively easy tweaks you can do though jeremycherfas. Just switching away from the Tufte font and then adjusting line-height to match with your new font does wonders
Loqisnarfed: strugee left you a message 4 hours, 52 minutes ago: FINALLY wrote up a prose version of what we discussed at the ostatusbridge session: https://indieweb.org/bridge#ActivityPub - would apprecate a review if you've got time
sl007we need people there in the mornings (while realy great speakers speak, will extend wiki page) in the tent, if we share that with one more (3 people) that would be 3 hours for each one. So that there is always somebody to talk to and to watch a bit for equipment. Regarding the other things :
Loqiarchive in the context of the indieweb refers to date-grouped (often monthly) sets of posts (AKA personal historical archives, a common form of navigation), but can sometimes mean archival copy, a copy of a web page made (often by someone other than the author) at a particular point in time https://indieweb.org/archive
gRegorLoveConsidering cancelling HWC Bellingham tomorrow. Haven't heard from the couple regulars, so just messaged them. If we cancel, I might make it to part of the Virtual Americas one.
gRegorLoveAh, distinction wasn't indieweb vs non-indieweb. The site used to require javascript enabled to view, otherwise a blank page. jjuran is saying it's not entirely js;dr now, shows some content with JS off.
gRegorLove"It's been a while since you've been on Tumblr, and we wanted to make sure that you're still interested in using the username [username]. If so, just hit this button:"
gRegorLove"If not, you don't have to do anything. If we don't hear from you within two weeks, we'll just give you a temporary username and release your old one back into the wild. You can come back and change your temporary name to whatever you want, whenever you’re ready. Your content will all still be here when you get back."
[chrisaldrich]It seems like yahoo did that a few years back with email handles as well. Apparently there wasn't enough backlash or customer service issues to stop it.
schmartyit looks pretty interesting! i can't tell to what degree it is detecting and capturing the actual info that facebook is capturing about you (versus approximating what they think facebook is collecting / predicting).
Loqi[[renem]] Got a response yesterday from Netlify support. Took a little longer because they analyzed heavily and I now understand that it too some time to find the root cause of the issue.
[chrisaldrich]I'm delving into /Planning#Los_Angeles for IWC LA later this year, everyone feel free to look at dates and add your thoughts or preferences for dates +/0/-
tantekchrisaldrich I cringed from the title of your post "Facebook Mom Problem" but now with the "like every post" behavior, I get it and can't help laughing
jjuranUgh. That’s the same logic as “if a lot of spammers link to your site, then you’re probably a spammer.” Which is notably *not* how PageRank works.
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