#[kevinmarks]Have you tried indieauth with .local names, and with self-allocated IP (169.254.*.*)
#aaronpkDid you see the whole discussion earlier about local IPs and making sure shpub use case is possible?
#[kevinmarks]I did - I mean the zeroconf cases, on a local subnet with no uplink/dns server
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#aaronpkshould be fine. I mean I have a whole copy of indieauth.com, my website, and a bunch of other apps running on my laptop that works with no internet
#aaronpkhm darn, we seem to have no notes from the "WYSIWTF Separating CMS from Web Publishing Tools" session from 2011. I wonder if that was foreshadowing the Micropub spec
#[kevinmarks]The case I was thinking of (which is a kind of Aaron one) is where you have several separate devices on the local network but no uplink.
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#aaronpkyeah I don't see any reason that wouldn't work
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#Loqi[scripting] #48 New project: The "English" editor for GitHub
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#Zegnat!tell aaronpk is it worth reiterating somewhere in the IndieAuth spec that scope and state are parameters borrowed straight from OAuth and should not contain codepoints not allowed by OAuth? That's how selfauth works, but I am not sure the spec .ales it clear.
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#aaronpkZegnat: thanks, probably a good idea to drop a few reminders
#Loqiaaronpk: Zegnat left you a message 7 hours, 26 minutes ago: is it worth reiterating somewhere in the IndieAuth spec that scope and state are parameters borrowed straight from OAuth and should not contain codepoints not allowed by OAuth? That's how selfauth works, but I am not sure the spec .ales it clear.
#ZegnatHmm, my gravatar is my face, so I guess I don’t see it as much of a privacy leak. If I need to stay private I can use a throwaway email address. But that page sure is interesting
#sknebelZegnat: yeah, the issue is that it doesn't communicate that at all
#sknebeland thanks to the defaults exposes even if you aren'T signed up for it with a custom image
#GWGI don't care if people have my email, but I think gravatar doesn't belong
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#[andrea_arbogastI dislike the use of Gravatars everywhere for privacy concerns, but because of the photo rather than the email address. I don’t want my face out there wherever I have an account, which is why my Gravatar is not a photo. I want to choose where I show photos of myself.
#sknebelif you put "all sorts of text" there, wouldn't you likely want it to be read?
#sknebelalso, I'm surprised it doesn't get copy-pasted in his example
#ZegnatFor a while people were putting “decorative” texts in there. E.g. arrows for links or other unicode icons.
#ZegnatYou didn’t want “Link: right pointing arrow Home” as text, so people put the arrow glyph in the CSS content.
#ZegnatWhich I think used to be fine, but today will get read out.
#ZegnatThis is also why icon fonts should use reserved unicode blocks, as those have no pronunciations, rather than the wingdings way of overwriting actual letters.
#LoqiEmail is a decentralized, non-web messaging transport, with typical user interfaces that encourage excessively lengthy messages, in contrast to texting https://indieweb.org/email
#Loqiok, I added "[https://www.mailsploit.com/index Mailsploit: list of vulnerabilities in email clients, sender spoofing, code injection attacks, etc.]" to the "See Also" section of /email
#Zegnatsknebel can you find the WONTFIX from Mozilla? I haven’t been able to actually find the bug :/
#sknebelthere is none, as mentioned in the note behind it
#[cleverdevil]I want to use MarsEdit 4 so badly, I'm considering creating a little service that translates API calls from other publishing APIs to Micropub...
#[cleverdevil]I suppose it would be better just to get enough people using Micropub that it makes logical sense for publishing clients to adopt Micropub.
#aaronpkthere's almost certainly a good xmlrpc python library so it might not be too hard to add it. the trick I think would be the authentication
#[cleverdevil]Yeah, I am thinking the best way would be for silo.pub to generate some credentials, and share those with the user.
#[cleverdevil]At the same time, silo.pub would map those credentials to a token for a Micropub endpoint.
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#[eddie]XMLRPC -> Micropub would be awesome. I too had considered the usefulness of something like that in relation to the Ulysses iOS app. It can publish to Wordpress through XMLRPC, so that would be a short-term Micropub fix for Ulysses (although they DO have micropub on the list, who knows wen it will be completed)
#[cleverdevil]XMLRPC is built into Python, so it wouldn't even require any additional dependencies.
#[cleverdevil]I'm gonna open the suggestion as a ticket on silo.pub and see if it sounds appealing.
#aaronpkthe main question I have is what assumptions about the XMLRPC APIs other than creating a post most clients make
#aaronpkfor example getting a list of posts, or getting a list of tags and such
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#[manton]aaronpk I was chatting with Daniel Jalkut about that today. What should an app like MarsEdit do to retrieve a user's posts? Read from the feed? I think that makes Micropub less of a drop-in replacement, although hopefully still doable.
#aaronpkI think that'd be a good extension for micropub
#aaronpkif he's willing to consider adding support I would happily work on formalizing that and implementing it in my site to test it out
#aaronpkwhat would be a good place to start is knowing from him what features he expects out of this kind of API. for example starting by listing all the features of the XMLRPC API that he already uses
#[manton]Yeah, there's variations since MarsEdit has special support for different platforms, but to get the basics from MetaWeblog there aren't that many calls that are needed.
#[manton]I do wonder if maybe just reading from a user's feed would be enough of a replacement for getting the post details. Although an extension could be used to get drafts that wouldn't be in the feed.
#gRegorLoveThe wiki Vector theme is responsive now, so we might be able to drop the #bodyContent max-width
#gRegorLoveNot really causing any problems, though some pages the TOC makes the content narrower with the max-width, looks better when the full content area is used.