Loqi[Tantek Çelik] 2014: left phone at home every day. iPod+wifi/mifi works. delete x-5278 #. #iamnotanumber #nophone #future Exception: I may start bringing my #FirefoxOS test phone with me for dogfooding, but I'm still not going to share or use the number.How to go #...
@megarush1024My sleep schedule is totally messed up thanks to coming down with the flue this week, so I took some of my current awake time to finish owning my bookmarks. I now have my Pocket feed as a subscription in PressForward on my personal site. #indieweb (twitter.com/_/status/959352752576004096)
ZegnatNot strictly indieweb, but ha, the national emergencies information portal of Sweden just issued a warning telling people to uninstall Adobe Flash: https://i.imgur.com/9ZmhWDG.png
gRegorLoveWeird, I just got an email about a comment on a Google+ post. It's my profile photo update from 2016 and it says "shared privately." I don't know this person, not following them, but somehow they could comment on it?
gRegorLoveWhen I click on "shared privately" I see a list of names, all the people in my g+ circles basically. This person is listed there but when I click through to their profile it's empty and there's a "Follow" button.
snarfedgRegorLove: also sometimes people remove their name, profile photo, etc when they want to delete their account but can't figure out how, or something similar. (hence my q.)
LoqiKartikPrabhu: mblaney left you a message 6 days, 18 hours ago: I've updated the error messages on my auth endpoint. Would you mind trying again and letting me know what you get?
LoqiJust generated this week's newsletter! You still have a few minutes to make changes, and I'll re-generate it 10 minutes before it gets sent out at 3pm Pacific time. https://indieweb.org/this-week/2018-02-02.html
chrisaldrichLots of companies are giving up their data (and their customer's data) to third parties like DoorDash which handles the relationship and they're not giving enough value back in return.
chrisaldrichAmazon is probably the biggest example of this as most vendors on the platform don't get much, if any real data from their customers, and in return Amazon is doing some shady things with that data that could ultimately put them out of business.
GWGchrisaldrich, still refactoring Simple Location. I removed dozens of lines of redundant code, rearranged a lot of what remains, worked on removing or changing UI elements
GWGAlso just found a vulnerability report on a library used in the development version of Syndication Links, so I might need to substitute another tool
[cleverdevil]It specifies that "For blogs hosted externally to Micro.blog, such as with WordPress, you are responsible for linking usernames for Micro.blog users you want to mention. Just including @username without a link will have no effect."
ZegnatYou can offer plaintext only, but then you probably also want to offer some autolinking feature that includes autolinking people. That’s what silos do internally, and for your indieweb site you will need a way to provide the link for username-linking
[miklb]prior to micro.blog, I wrote a little WP plugin to link to @-usernames to Twitter. I’ve been contemplating how to improve there to include micro.blog or at least differentiate
[miklb]snarfed interesting. I’m wondering if a custom post type for person would be the way to go in WP. (note in WP CPT the post != note/article necessarily.)
snarfedshort answer is, i wouldn't recommend prioritizing it. owning them yourself, sure; indiewebifying them, usually not so useful just yet, since most people won't want to publish them either publicly or privately
ZegnatI am getting my eyes checked again this month to update my prescription. And I was thinking of publishing that data. Partly for me, because I always lose track of it and it is a hassle to request the hardcopy.
ZegnatI also wanted to get my blood type out there, never know when people might need that information, and from there it turns out I do not know my blood type. Or have any other medical records to speak of.
snarfedre blood type, try bracelet or wallet card. the people you most want to have it, like EMTs/medics, may find it there, but they won't be looking up your web site :P
[chrisaldrich]I spent a few hours thinking about EMRs after the Amazon story earlier this week. Certainly a heavy problem. We could use lots of new microformats for it!
ZegnatI just hoped I could quickly grab my medical records from the Swedish portal. But for some reason, they have 0 of my records. So now I am back to following paper trails and copying hard copies. Will try my best this month, probably.
ZegnatThere will definitely be some sort of fine line between what I do and do not publish though. I still think not publishing DNA is the right thing to do
[eddie]Regarding the micro.blog @-username discussion above. Because I use micro.blog as my primary social engagement besides my site, I built in logic that first auto-links @-names to my nickname cache. If no results are found, then it assumes @-name is a micro.blog username and autolinks as such
snarfed[kevinmarks]++ we looked primarily at Human API and MedFusion. Medal looks similar. Redox's and Datica's setup per provider was too heavyweight. any others we should know of?
LoqiIt looks like we don't have a page for "ThoughtStreams" yet. Would you like to create it? (Or just say "ThoughtStreams is ____", a sentence describing the term)
sknebelThoughtStreams is https://thoughtstreams.io/, a (micro-)blogging silo where users can have multiple "streams" for posting about different topics.
tantekFacebook << 2018-02-01 Digiday: [https://digiday.com/media/facebook-execs-turn-twitter-publisher-charm-offensive/ The Facebook execs who turn to Twitter for publisher charm offensive]<blockquote>…an acknowledgment that Twitter is beloved by one of its core constituents, journalists, and is a more effective way to respond to critics in real time than Facebook itself.</blockquote>
Loqiok, I added "2018-02-01 Digiday: [https://digiday.com/media/facebook-execs-turn-twitter-publisher-charm-offensive/ The Facebook execs who turn to Twitter for publisher charm offensive]<blockquote>…an acknowledgment that Twitter is beloved by one of its core constituents, journalists, and is a more effective way to respond to critics in real time than Facebook itself.</blockquote>" to the "See Also" section of /Facebook
sknebelmaybe not entirely dogfood fail since it's reacting to stuff not happening on FB (although you can of course ask why FB can't syndicate to twitter :P)
tantek[cleverdevil]: perhaps. I suppose it's FOUR pieces of punctuation that is taken too far, as evidence by the "can't ever remember the order to put markdown linking syntax []() or ()[]" problem
ZegnatAlso, if you have a starting mark, you can have @cleverdevil pull a default from a nickname cache and @cleverdevil@mb pull the specific URL identified as “mb” for the same person.
aaronpkin the end this comes down to a CMS feature, where the output is HTML. the interoperable bit is the HTML, so everyone can choose their own microsyntax they use on their site
aaronpkyou don't even need special handling in micropub clients, since the micropub client will assume it's posting text, and then your server will do the transform to html