#indieweb 2021-04-28
2021-04-28 UTC
daniel-k, [KevinMarks], a_chou, [tw2113_Slack_], [mapkyca], jeremy, Nuve, bltavares_, rsheftel1, loicm, Seirdy, zazazoom, [Rose], sam[m]1, edsu, Matthew[m], Salt[m], reed, fredcy_, powellc, kolaente, SumnerEvans[m], batkin[m], JackyAlcin[m], PaulB[m], benpa[m]1, numro6[m], astrojl_matrix, Mikaela[meow], smacko[m], perflyst[m], Caleb[m]1, lionirdeadman, pauho[m], Paul[m]2, jamietanna[m], cbradford[m], sknebel[m], nekr0z, BinyaminGreen[m], dghelm[m], VictoriaDrake[m], Joachim[m]1, ChrisMeyer[m], iwnxaj[m], mikael[m], [Murray], [grantcodes], minoru_shiraeesh, barnabywalters, shoesNsocks1, [schmarty], XgF, [snarfed], [aciccarello], [tantek], [calumryan], shoesNsocks, tomlarkworthy and jamietanna joined the channel; plainoldcheese[m left the channel
# 
Loqi It looks like we don't have a page for "garden" yet. Would you like to create it? (Or just say "garden is ____", a sentence describing the term)
# 
[tantek] garden is a place for deliberate growing of plants, decorative or for eating, that are sometimes the primary subject of IndieWeb posts, and is an area of exploration for more structured posts around planting, plant growth, flowering, bearing fruit etc. See example: https://waterpigs.co.uk/notes/?tagged=garden
# 
barnabywalters will do once I’m done gardening the microformats wiki
alex11 joined the channel
# 
jeremycherfas Are there any garden-specific microformats?
[chrisaldrich] joined the channel
# barnabywalters didn’t aaronpk have something for marking up his food log?
# barnabywalters that’d make for some weird reactions
# barnabywalters “tantek rsvped yes to barnaby repotting a shrub”
# barnabywalters yeah, that’d definitely justify an h-event
# jeremycherfas I would say that my IG posts (mostly PESOS to my site) are 1/3 food, 1/3 garden and plants and 1/3 other. But none is tagged much as such.
# jeremycherfas I record significant dates (bud-break, fruiting etc to Day One, tagged garden, Makes it very easy to compare year on year.
# jeremycherfas Having played around with indie forms of journaling, I went back to Day One for ease of use, encouraged by export abilities. I should see whether I could PESOS to my site.
# jeremycherfas Seeing how good it is with Shortcuts, I'll bet [Rose] could hammer something together in minutes.
# jeremycherfas Back in the day I had a public journal too from Day One. Since going back, I haven't looked at that.
# 
[KevinMarks] Harvesting events make sense
Seirdy joined the channel
# jeremycherfas Rats; publish is not longer available in Day One 2.0. But there are other options, for sure.
# barnabywalters ha ha wow, here’s an old series of posts tracking plant growth from 2013, featuring brian suda https://waterpigs.co.uk/notes/?tagged=randomchilies
# barnabywalters that’s really a throwback. those were posted to my site via email, when that was the easiest way to post photos to my site from iOS devices
tomlarkworthy1 joined the channel
# jeremycherfas What was random about them?
# jeremycherfas Just seeds you found?
# [tantek] garden << IndieWeb example: https://waterpigs.co.uk/notes/?tagged=randomchilies
# Loqi ok, I added "IndieWeb example: https://waterpigs.co.uk/notes/?tagged=randomchilies" to the "See Also" section of /garden https://indieweb.org/wiki/index.php?diff=75431&oldid=75430
# barnabywalters nope, it’s a variety of chili where approximately one in ten is spicy
# jeremycherfas -> #chat
# [tantek] this sounds very IndieWeb: http://www.wirfs-brock.com/allen/posts/1033
# [tantek] e.g. "A _Personal Digital Habitat_ is a federated multi-device information environment within which a person routinely dwells. It is associated with a personal identity and encompasses all the digital artifacts (information, data, applications, etc.) that the person owns or routinely accesses."
[Ana_Rodrigues] joined the channel
# [KevinMarks] My zoom keeps losing audio, so I'm restarting
[tw2113_Slack_], kensp, alex11 and minoru_shiraeesh joined the channel
# [KevinMarks] the difference between building your site and writing http://epeus.blogspot.com/2002/07/jerome-k-jerome-on-coding.html (full version https://blog.drsolly.com/2013/04/jerome-k-jerome-on-subject-of-bicycle.html )
opal joined the channel
# [KevinMarks] skittish was the one I was thinking of https://skittish.com/
obensource joined the channel
# [KevinMarks] glitch has some new tools, including static sites with eleventy https://www.producthunt.com/posts/glitch-starters
[calumryan] joined the channel
# barnabywalters aaronpk++ for webmention.rocks
# barnabywalters I think that was the most pleasant experience I’ve ever had making my software comply with a standard
__minoru__shirae joined the channel
Seirdy and [snarfed] joined the channel
zazazoom joined the channel
# [KevinMarks] neat glitch trick https://glitch.com/edit/#!/comet-oval-drain
zazazoom joined the channel
# Loqi [indienews] New post: "A Twitter of Our Own at OERxDomains 2021 Conference" https://boffosocko.com/2021/04/26/a-twitter-of-our-own-at-oerxdomains-2021-conference/
shoesNsocks, BrittSSLLC and shoesNsocks1 joined the channel
[chrisaldrich] joined the channel
# 
[chrisaldrich] There's obviously prior artwork with respect to /blogroll for /discovery and the idea of Twitter lists, but does anyone aggregate/publish hashtags they follow? Here's an example I just ran across: https://madland.ca/#features
tomlarkworthy, cromo[m], [aciccarello] and BrittSSLLC joined the channel
# 
@rococopacetic @quinncy Bill Scott, a Philadelphia artist, came to speak to my class in college. He said something along the lines of "if you paint to please yourself, many others will also be pleased, but if you paint to please many, no one will." Works for lots of things. (twitter.com/_/status/1387526141938966528)
# Loqi It looks like we don't have a page for "cook what you want" yet. Would you like to create it? (Or just say "cook what you want is ____", a sentence describing the term)
# [KevinMarks] What is eat what you cook?
# Loqi eat what you cook is a metaphor for making use of what you create on and for the IndieWeb, especially any code you write, and one of several IndieWeb community principles https://indieweb.org/eat_what_you_cook