#aaronpkit was only on two pages, but embedded a list of github issues in the wiki page
#www.svenknebel.decreated /User:Kaja.sknebel.net/Events (+50429) "Created page with "<span style="float:right;height:192px;font-size:128px;margin-top:1em; margin-bottom:-100px">📆</span> <span class="p-summary">'''Welcome to upcoming IndieWeb <dfn>events</dfn>!..."" (view diff)
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#ZegnatGWG, what does “parsing all URLs” mean? Run a regex looking for URLs? Parsing HTML?
#GWGYes. And I'm trying to think if there is a security issue for a user.
#ZegnatThere shouldn’t be any security issue from just looking for URLs. There can be security issues depending on parsing though. E.g. if you parse HTML with libxml (e.g. PHP’s DOMDocument) some XML bugs could have it crash.
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#ZegnatAutomatically loading video files could theoretically have security issues, because the video lib on the user’s side may have issues. Libav I think has certain security problems in their video decoding. So you do not ever want to start video without letting the user decide.
#GWGI have check-ins and location coming from two different pieces of code
#aaronpkme too. the location property comes from my GPS database
#aaronpkthe checkin comes from the micropub request
#GWGWell, in my case, it is different code looking at the same stuff. But being as the checkin is independent of the location and vice versa, I need to think about it.
#ZegnatThat’s why my location and checkin properties are set to the same h-card on my blog: I was at said venue when I checked into it.
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#[kevinmarks]Foursquare keeps the user's geopoint and the venue separately (that's part of how they get good at guessing locations)