mblaney!tell voxpelli I found a windows computer to test firefox on and it still works, so the indie-config bug looks to be linux only. still need to test on a mac.
petermolnarhm. I've decided to create taxonomy indexes: pages, where all taxonomy is listed with all included posts (eg. all the tags, with all their posts), but I ended up with an 1.7MB HTML file for tags o.O https://petermolnar.net/tag/
dgoldbut as soon as I select a syndication to twitter (using codebird.php) the entire script breaks, and it breaks at points in the script which are _before_ the call to Codebird
LoqiX-Frame-Options is an optional HTTP header that informs the browser what the server's policy is for displaying content in frames https://indieweb.org/X-Frame-Options
tantekso folks on there (e.g. Evan Prodromou) could get my notes/articles posts directly by "following" my site from Statusnet instead of getting the abbreviated / downlevel copy via Twitter
tanteksingpolyma: such "dumbness" is an inevitable consequence of various unnamed formats making <title> *required*, and/or various "readers" failing badly when there is no <title>
tantekspeaking of events, something I heard this weekend from more than one friend was that their preferred way to get invites to events was via structured email invitations - the kind that prompt them to click yes/no and add to their calendar (e.g. Gmail -> Google Calendar, or iOS mail -> Calendar app)
sebbohI'm forced to use Outlook at work. it's great for calendar invites. People can "send me an invite", even external people (who probably also use outlook) and it 'just works', as far as I know.
sebbohhm, actually.. what I get is, a multi-part MIME email of course, there's a text part, and an HTML part, and then this: "Content-Type: text/calendar; charset="utf-8"; method=REQUEST"
sebbohooh what I should really check is the RSVP content. from both Outlook and Gmail. It's worth noting that both of those are weird server-side client-side hybrids.
sebbohWe have some conference rooms that need to be reserved, and we can do that via the calendar invite paradigm, by inviting a special user that represents a room to the meeting. Somewhere, a bot receives that invite and automatically accepts (or denys if the room is occupied at that time according to its own internal calendar).
aaronpkit seems to be the way google wants you to do things right now, tho based on their history, i suspect that will change again in another couple years
gRegorLovegCal invites were really popular in my social circles in the late 2000s. gCal is still my primary calendar so it's still the easiest invite system for me, but I get a lot fewer these days.
sknebelben_thatmustbeme Zegnat: recruited another selfauth user - sgreger just set it up during HWC (might just steal pieces to wordpressify tho in the long run)
ZegnatBen, can we get some sort of “upstream” label on the `me` issue? Looks like I can’t create new labels and nothing seems to fit. Want to make clear that it is an issue that is waiting for external things before we get to it
Zegnatblocked was one of the ones sebsel brought up, yeah. Fine with it. I personally thought it might not make clear that it is blocked by an external issue. Maybe that doesn’t matter.
ZegnatThe one I am running locally has more WebExt stuff in it. Like experimentation for badges on the extension button for showing when rel-me is on the page. That sort of stuff.