#indieweb 2024-11-12

2024-11-12 UTC
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[KevinMarks] https://bsky.app/profile/jay.bsky.team/post/3laq3dtmwvc2t
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[morganm] https://almanac.httparchive.org/en/2024/ The Web Almanac has been released. This is a first class resource of information about the web and many topics about it. I got some insight into the process of how this is created and its honestly a labor of love by a bunch of insanely savvy web people.
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paotsaq welcome, olav__! ðŸĪļ you'll have fun
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[capjamesg] I edited the structured data chapter of the Web Almanac this year 😊
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[Jo] [capjamesg]++ nice
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Loqi [capjamesg] has 69 karma in this channel over the last year (206 in all channels)
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capjamesg[d] https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/866577279223595022/1305838323973099521/Screenshot_2024-11-12_at_10.14.40.png?ex=67347c35&is=67332ab5&hm=cbe93598cfd36f02bc46d1cfa9a6f17dc4f46f426f302c8c763b30e0f99517ed&
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capjamesg[d] I'm thinking about a round-up for my blog over the year. This is a concept of a quantitative analysis:
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[Jo] does this ignore words like a and the
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capjamesg[d] Yes.
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[tantek] What is wrapped
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Loqi Year in Review is a feature on some silos (like Facebook) as well as being a special kind of article on some IndieWeb sites that summarizes important aspects of the past year, sometimes on specific topics like books read https://indieweb.org/wrapped
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[tantek] [snarfed] while not an outright silo quit, number of blocks you need on a system seems indicative of the health (or lack there of) of a system, so occasionally reporting mine as a datapoint
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paotsaq that looks really nice, [capjamesg] — will you publish the code (or logic) behind it? the steps seem straightforward, but I wonder if I'm missing any step between parsing blog text -> possibly homogeneization of words? -> statistical analysis
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[tantek] paotsaq, publishing code and parsing are likely better discussed in #indieweb-dev
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[tantek] This article has some indieweb-relevance IMO, and trying to figure out how to best cite it on the wiki: https://www.politico.com/news/magazine/2024/11/09/social-media-traditional-news-elections-00188548 — in particular I believe "digital websites" includes IndieWeb sites, in contrast to "social media"
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capjamesg[d] paotsaq I'll respond in #dev.
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paotsaq thank you, capjamesg[d] 😄 sorry for the troubles
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capjamesg[d] No worries!
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zayd not sure if this is the right chan, but are there any fonts like Super Pixel (https://www.dafont.com/super-pixel.font) that are open source? i really like it but i would prefer to have everything on my site be as open as possible
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[tantek] zayd, maybe? maybe also #indieweb-dev related. Font choices are kinda borderline since it's something folks sometimes customize in themes or UI without any explicit development
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gRegor zayd, maybe https://kottke.org/plus/type/silkscreen/
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[mattl] zayd, https://github.com/pixeldroid/fonts
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Loqi [preview] [pixeldroid] fonts: open source fonts
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zayd gRegor [mattl]: i don't hate either but i think i prefer super pixel so i guess i'll stick with that for now
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gRegor Fair. I have a fondness for that silkscreen font from making those 80x15 web buttons back in the day :)
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zayd gRegor: yeah, it looks better for buttons and such rather than headers, which is what i'm looking for a font for
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[Joe_Crawford] Is there a font search that can be done which searches by license? That must be a thing. Also, funny you mention silkscreen, I had it in my mind to create a header using Silkscreen ever since I learned about `image-rendering: pixelated` https://artlung.com has been updated.
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gRegor Nice!
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gRegor I used it at one point to make a pixelated "gregorlove 2600" logo on my site, a nod to Atari 2600. Unfortunately can't find backups of the graphics or on Internet Archive :/
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[tantek] has anyone here sent a CCPA right to be forgotten (deletion request) to a silo, e.g. as part of a silo-quit and can you share what happened if you are comfortable doing so?
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gRegor Making an archive of my past site designs is something always on my mind, even if it's just screenshots. Even better if they're browsable.
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[tantek] Yeah. I like aaronpk's approach of YYYY. subdomains like 2008.aaronpk (I made that up)
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[tantek] if anyone does send CCPA deletion requests to silos they have quit, please add to: https://indieweb.org/CCPA#IndieWeb_examples
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aaronpk http://2008.aaronparecki.com/
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aaronpk it's on my todo list to flatten these to static HTML tho
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[aciccarello] I already have a static site so theoretically it should be easy to generate. But I'd like to make some tweaks like adding a alert at the top and linking to the canonical version.
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aaronpk not a bad idea
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[mattl] i guess a weirder way to do it: https://example.com:2008
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[snarfed] ahahaha ports as end user UX ðŸĪŠ
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Loqi ahahahaha