#indieweb 2020-07-01

2020-07-01 UTC
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aaronpk
i don't know if i'd say that, it's a lot easier to add an h-card than it is to set up a workflow for receiving and viewing webmentions
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[chrisaldrich]
Even some of those who are coding adjacent might have problems getting webmention.io working... it is a niche area of users (gen2-3) perhaps, but I could see a potentially bigger group of people using it if it were supported by more senders.
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[chrisaldrich]
only uses /generations terminology for lack of a better shorthand....
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Loqi
[indienews] New post: "Syndicating my IndieWeb Wiki edits to my personal website" https://boffosocko.com/2020/06/30/syndicating-my-indieweb-wiki-edits-to-my-personal-website/
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[KevinMarks]
Interesting how many are asking for indieweb protocols and principles here https://twitter.com/cwarzel/status/1278116194621419520?s=20
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@cwarzel
odd question but: what are your most far fetched utopian ideas for fixing social media platforms? the stuff that’s likely never ever gonna happen
(twitter.com/_/status/1278116194621419520)
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jacky
wow this is a really good read
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jacky
like better than I thought
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petermolnar
!tell [chrisaldrich] re webmention email: good idea. I am getting email notifications from webmention.io for incoming webmentions (via zapier), so doable.
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Loqi
Ok, I'll tell them that when I see them next
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[jgmac1106]
morning all
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[itsjustk]
ello 🙂
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[Ana_Rodrigues]
morning!
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Loqi
*yawn* ... /stretch/
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[Ana_Rodrigues]
Hello, I hope this is the right channel to ask this. I’ve been wanting to start a “quotes” section on my blog to save quotes of various mediums (podcasts, instagrams and books). While I can find how to properly cite books, has anyone found a good explanation of how to cite podcasts and instagram posts without messing up any copyright? Thank you
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[fluffy]
Hmm, I think those are both specific instances of citing URLs, which the various style guides have had things for some time now.
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petermolnar
[Ana_Rodrigues]: the "safest" way would be using oembed as per https://developers.facebook.com/docs/instagram/embedding/, but that will probably result in an iframe, which I guess is not what you want.
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[fluffy]
https://www.citationmachine.net/resources/how-to-cite-a-podcast/ might be helpful as far as how to format the text anyway
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[fluffy]
For the indieweb markup to use #microformats might be a better place to ask.
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[Ana_Rodrigues]
[petermolnar_] Yeah, I don’t want to do that because they are going to disable that feature I think (https://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2020/06/instagram-just-threw-users-of-its-embedding-api-under-the-bus/).
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[Ana_Rodrigues]
Thanks [fluffy]! Yeah I thought it would be something around that. Thank you.
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[Ana_Rodrigues]
I suppose my concern is as well… if that content is deleted in the original sources… where do I stand..
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[Ana_Rodrigues]
Sorry, not disable, make it more complicated to use.
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petermolnar
[Ana_Rodrigues]: with whatever you show on your site, play it according to their rules; I'd use the oembed, but kill the <script> from the end of it. Personal archival purposes is another story.
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petermolnar
you can always "cache" the oembed result itself though
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[fluffy]
Yeah check out the notes from “here today, gone tomorrow” this past weekend
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petermolnar
("" for cache is because it could be a veeeeery long term cache)
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petermolnar
re that article: "People may need to get permission before embedding someone else's Instagram photo." LOL?
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petermolnar
I mean I'd really welcome a change like that to the internet, but that's xanadu, not http
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[fluffy]
But yeah I’d basically try to okay by the rules of the platform but also keep a personal archive of things and also lean on archive.org where possible. Unfortunately a lot of modern sites aren’t very archive.org-friendly
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petermolnar
I fixed it for you > lot of modern sites aren’t very friendly
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petermolnar
sometimes I feel like we (html first) people are already the gopher2 people
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[KevinMarks]
You can use a media fragment url to cite a snippet of an audio file within an <audio > tag
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petermolnar
tossed into oblivion
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[KevinMarks]
There is also the npr tool for making snippets
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[Ana_Rodrigues]
I will have a read! Thanks all!
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[Ana_Rodrigues]
Ideally, I wanted just text.. similar to me writing down on in a personal journal some quotes that mean something to me. So i am wondering if citing is okay giving that the medium changes: from podcast (audio) and instagram (image) to just plain text.
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[KevinMarks]
That's fine under most copyright regimes yes. Fair use in US, fair dealing in UK/EU
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[jgmac1106]
I use blockquote and a time stamp for that anna, or APA 6.0 if publishing for work
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[jgmac1106]
but I really do want a micropub enabled podcast catcher, where I can say a word clip a snippet and have it publish to my website....that is dreamy
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[jgmac1106]
but never link it to the way Kevin suggests, that might be neat
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[itsjustk]
[jgmac1106] I've wanted something kinda similar for a while, whenever i listen to podcasts, its almost always been when ive been doing soemthing else, so ive always wanted to be able to utter a command, and have the timestamp saved somewhere. I've lost count of the amount of times someone has said something/mentioned a product and forgot when they say it, and i can never be bothered to skip back through an entire episode to find it!!
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jgmac1106
I can almost do it with Google Notes. Firefox voice is coming along mabe we can /Sawyer folks to supporting it in micropub extensions like omnibear
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jgmac1106
you don’t get the time stamp and linked snippet to podcast…thats the real lift
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jgmac1106
itsjustk why I don’t do much informational texts on podcasts or audiobooks…no purpose in studying without notes can’t take notes and drive
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[itsjustk]
i thought i'd tagged the wrong person for a moment, avatar changed 😄
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[KevinMarks]
I want to extend podcasts so they can have linked y urls at different points (we have had this in the past with m4a)
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[jgmac1106]
the ant video annotating tool works that way
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jgmac1106
KevinMarks++ for demoing the Indieweb podcatcher app sometime in near future
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Loqi
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[KevinMarks]
It can be hard to know what's playing when. Maybe you can use scrobbling?
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jgmac1106
Google just does+?t=104 for start on YouTube…is any of that standardized putting start and stop times in urls?
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jgmac1106
thi is what I envision me driving…hear cool quote..say “take note from 2:46-3:04” and then I leave my reaction via voice which gets published with a link to the snippet
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jgmac1106
or just take note start, take note stop….saying the time should not be on user….lose some accuracy prolly not much
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[jgmac1106]
wow ANT annotations export as rss, json, xml. or tex
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jgmac1106
doesn’t work in Firefox though
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jgmac1106
here is how they link to an annotation: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ttk6ehcS3Z0 but then the json and rss feed have the length of the annotation clip…no way to stop…but this sounds to devy now
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[KevinMarks]
It works at browser level if you have direct audio/video links
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KartikPrabhu
jgmac1106: here is my example of a webmention with timestamp https://kartikprabhu.com/notes/gurdy-lights-sky
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Loqi
[Kartik Prabhu] at this point I could totally picture the aurora in the back of my mind. Very nice!
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KartikPrabhu
note the reply-to has a #t=42
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[KevinMarks]
silo quits << Kara Swisher quits publicly in a NYT editorial https://www.nytimes.com/2020/06/30/opinion/facebook-zuckerberg-labeling.html
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[tantek]
yo jacky, I'm going to trash that optimism of decentralization networks because it's posted in Google Docs FFS
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[tantek]
how's this for an expression/phrase? "armchair decentralization"
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jacky
so I just found out it's a leaked document - it wasn't supposed to be on GDocs
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jacky
they don't seem to be frustrated with it tho
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jacky
and tbqf, all of the points they made there are very true
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jacky
like what's the point of building something else and saying it's a haven from silos if it falls prey to the same effects that made them privy to things like XKEYSCORE et al?
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[chrisaldrich]
That looks like an editor's draft for eventual publication somewhere. Any idea what the target publication should be?
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@SerenaSonoma
Writers will have writers block for an article but tweet a whole 800 word twitter thread.
(twitter.com/_/status/1277718113635704832)
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[chrisaldrich]
Perhaps this is the sort of thing that makes UI like micro.blog which doesn't add a title on a post until later so intriguing.
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jacky
[chrisaldrich]: not yet
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[tantek]
can someone translate "800 word" into number of tweets for me?
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[tantek]
!calc 5km as miles
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Loqi
3.107 miles
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[tantek]
!calc 800 words as tweets
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Loqi
words and tweets are not compatible.
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[tantek]
loqi++ lolololol
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Loqi
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[KevinMarks]
!calc mean English word length
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Loqi
5.1 characters
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[KevinMarks]
!calc 800*6/280
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Loqi
17.14285714285714285714285714285714285714285714285714285714...
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[KevinMarks]
So 18 tweets
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[KevinMarks]
!calc 18*280/800
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jacky
[chrisaldrich]: I can say, it'll be out in a week!
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jacky
w.r.t that article
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Loqi
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[tantek]
jacky, that's quite the homepage
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[tantek]
In terms of content, I did notice the oddly narrow framing of "decentralized" in that article, as well as IMO mistaken inclusion of anything blockchain (single codebase == not decentralized in practice, power is still centralized in the one codebase)
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[tantek]
no mention of indieweb etc.
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[tantek]
there's this odd developer-centric thing that happens with "decentralization" wherein there's a dominant (false) assumption that decentralization must require new protocols
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[tantek]
like new network transport protocols
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[tantek]
there's a second oddly developer-centric thing that happens with "decentralization" wherein there's a second (also false) assumption that one you've made this new protocol, you've achieved decentralization! (nearly complete neglect of usability, use-cases, user-flows, new user-level challenges in non-centralized systems etc.)
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[tantek]
once* you've made
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[tantek]
maybe this is more meta or dev, yet I'd like to keep the discussion user-level if possible
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jacky
this straddles all three spaces (because depending on how the plumbing works, it can influence the UX)
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jacky
like in the case of SSB, you don't use URLs, you use SHAs to ID people and content
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jacky
not necessarily human-readable out of the box
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jacky
as opposed to user-driven UR{N,I,L}s
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jacky
uses that to include things like e-mail and SMS
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krjst
what software/service is everyone using for creating a local archive of an entire website?
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krjst
I am currently using `wget -m`, but it does a poor job handling client-side rendered websites such as https://elm-lang.org/
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krjst
I was looking at some of the options in https://indieweb.org/archival_copy
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krjst
but it seems that most solutions use a web interface and can be much more complicated and less flexible than what wget offers.
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krjst
I don't really like the idea of running a service when what I really need is a local browsable and grepable copy of the website.
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krjst
ArchiveBox is closest to what I needed, but it only supports backing up a single page, but in that case `wget -p` should be enough for me.
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jacky
I personally don't run any of whole sites
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aaronpk
what is spiderpig?
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Loqi
Spiderpig is a web crawler for archiving a website as static HTML files https://indieweb.org/Spiderpig
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aaronpk
krjst: ^
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krjst
aaronpk: thanks, let me take a look at it
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[snarfed]
except not client side rendering afaik
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aaronpk
correct
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aaronpk
but client-side rendered sites don't deserve to be archived :P
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KartikPrabhu
ducks, ducks, and goes
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