#zootellacan i use that to make an iframe, load a text file into it, and then get the whole text file as a var in my js?
#zootellaim going to try to do that, at least, but am not sure if some (important) browser security restriction will mean that No That Is Not Possible, essentially
#KartikPrabhuzootella: that sounds more appropriate for #indieweb-dev channel
#[snarfed]the chrome overcomplicated alternative? this evidently works in safari too so i wasn't sure it was that. or maybe they did it in webkit?
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#jbovejacky The previous Beaker (0.8) had a feature where you could make it monitor the status of a hyperdrive and connect to it as it became available again. Don't think this is again on the roadmap for Beaker v1
#jboveReaktivo has set up a hyper to HTTP gateway: https://hyper.reaktivo.com/ - it's not 100% functional yet. Mounted hyperdrives are not followed for instance and it seems to have issues loading up images.
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#[chrisaldrich]It's interesting to see that there are no actual fragmentions in the URL though... so how exactly have they engineered it?
#LoqiIt looks like we don't have a page for "are fragmentions" yet. Would you like to create it? (Or just say "are fragmentions is ____", a sentence describing the term)
#LoqiA fragmention is an extension to URL syntax that links and cites a phrase within a document by using a URL fragment consisting of the phrase itself, including whitespace https://indieweb.org/fragmention
#aaronpkwas this in their security/privacy considerations? the fact that now anyone can essentially make it look like a website says something else by selectively highlighting words like that?
#[KevinMarks]Maybe putting & in the fragment is breaking the link shorteners
#[chrisaldrich]I was writing it up as a fun example myself for some of the annotation/education crowd. Do you mind if I attribute the "found" poetry to you?