firmware i want to ask if can be made a system in wich ads are not used on websites but instead use mining 10% of CPU power of every visitor of a website, legally with a button to accept or not?
jgmac1106but like [petermolnar] I would have no problem with that model if it was opt-in, I just never would, just like Peter. There are a few broswer start ups exploring this
jeremycherfaspetermolnar Are you sure that flattr didn't work? I know it pivoted, and I am annoyed that it did, but in what sense did it not work? I know Apple stopped being able to flattr podcasts, which was a drag, but I've never seen an account of why they felt they had to pivot.
petermolnarthe current, which recently announced that they will, in theory, delete the browsing history they gather - no, I'm staying away from that one
jeremycherfasFlattr's secret weapon was that you could flattr people who weren't already signed up for flattr. And then you could let them know that they had unclaimed flattrs, which could encourage them to sign up and share the idea. For reasons I do not understand flattr itself never made much of that, and then, of course, they abandoned it. Dumb.
jeremycherfasDear firmware. Please stop talking nonsense. I have a bank account, and I would like to have something like the old flattr or even the old Patreon.
petermolnarfirmware: from here, on my side of the display, it looks like you don't have much experience with the payment/donation/exchange systems that had bee around for a while. The fact is: you do need an intermediate person, even if it's crypto, given nobody accepts crypto in the store where you can buy bread.
petermolnarthe bank account note is decent, but it's very hard to sort international transfers out - this is where paypal, stripe, VISA, or someone similar comes in
petermolnara system that could cheaply transfer small - not micro - amounts of money across international debit cards could be a decent solution, but I'm unaware of any
jeremycherfasJust looking through all my previous posts about micro-payments and feeling even more depressed about the future of a web that actually rewards people make things you like.
jeremycherfasStripe also works well enough for small amounts. I'd love to see a fully-functioning version of the old tip-jar for amounts less than, say, a euro.
jgmac1106I like what [mapkyca] does on his blog with linkt o pay pal, though I would set it to link to friends and family so it wouldn’t cost me $2.99 US to send him one Euro
jeremycherfasNot yet earned a penny through affiliate links, never been offered a product I would want to endorse, speaking gigs, well I do get the travel.
firmwarewell i will see about that , but i think is better my way......gotta go....till then one last idea...how about everyone would pay in software they create?
jgmac1106I always dig kind trades and do some web work for friends for bater trades but that is small scale and hyper local, like build a carpenter a website and get a closet
jgmac1106the latest [gwg] and [chrisaldrich] podcast is missing the usual html5 video player download link on my mobile. Anyone know a way I can download it to my phone?
rhiaroAnyone have a comparison of IndieAuth and OpenID Connect handy? I can't find OpenID Connect on the wiki (only OpenID), it links out to wikipedia, which does not give me an indieweb perspective. From some cursory googling, it seems that OpenID Connect ~"specifies some things OAuth 2.0 left open" which is my understanding of what IndieAuth does too
sknebelfrom my understanding: OpenID Connect core is just OAuth with "here's how you can fetch some attributes about the user", you still need to have an existing relationship between the identity provider and the app
[kevinmarks]This is interesting re people tagging: Public service announcement: Stop! F*cking! Snitch tagging! - Mashable http://nzzl.us/4CUtDnW via @nuzzel
[colinwalker][kevinmarks] Regardless of whether you should snitch tag or not for somewhere like Mashable to say that Twitter is just there to throw shade at other folks illustrates: 1 - how bad Twitter has gotten, and 2 - how bad Mashable itself has become
[wiobyrne]Hey all, at the Virtual HWC last week, there was some talk about having a virtual connection group for the event. If people are interested, I can set up a couple Hangouts to connect with people on-site..and possibly have a virtual presentation or two from off-site "attendees."
@wiobyrnePossible cultural & technological futures of digital scholarship - My thoughts about #indieweb, open scholarship, publishing, & your digital identity. Friends/colleagues in academia/research/#highered...Let me know what you think. http://bit.ly/2JkUB2b (twitter.com/_/status/1004117918215532544)
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