#LoqiAn algorithm is a series of steps used to to automatically perform some computation and/or other operations to come up with a result https://indieweb.org/algorithm
#LoqiFacebook Master Algorithm is the name given to Facebook's algorithm for determining what content to show in Facebook's reader (AKA News Feed shown on their logged-in homepage), also adopted and tweaked by Instagram for their reader (app home screen) https://indieweb.org/Master_Algorithm
#Loqischmarty: jeremycherfas left you a message 2 minutes ago: What's the current status of your modified audiogram?
#schmartyjeremycherfas: I need to write up the results from IWC Baltimore hack day. I was able to patch it to use a local running copy of Gentle to turn plain text into aligned transcripts for the editor.
#jeremycherfasI'm just making one now and thought I would try your version, but I'd be happier to have instructions and not be bothering you constantly.
#jeremycherfasI can wait. And be a guinea pig for the documentation, when you need one.
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#ZegnatAlso made it relatively easy to see where there are overlaps with what some IndieWeb sites are doing and where ActivityPub went a different route.
#LoqiPortable Contacts (often abbreviated as PoCo) is/was a proposed 2008 specification for exchange of contact info that uses a one-off JSON format https://indieweb.org/PoCo
#tantekI think zombie is an appropriate name for such sites
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#tantekthe analogy fits. they did *die*, they come back looking sorta like they did before, but oddly broken in various ways, and they suck CPU (brains)
#tantekzombie is in the context of the web a website that had died ([[site-deaths]]), perhaps due to domain registration neglect, and has been brought back by some other looking sorta like it did before, but oddly broken, often with spam pages/links added, and eats a lot of CPU likely due to abusive scripts.
#Loqiok, I added "https://a.wholelottanothing.org/2018/01/19/seo-spammers-wearing-a-printout-of-my-face-as-their-mask/" to the "See Also" section of /zombie
#Loqiok, I added "https://lgbt.io/@nelson/99383650717846720" to the "See Also" section of /longevity
#Loqi[Nelson Minar] Free business idea: a domain parking service for people who want to retire a website but want to keep it online and out of the hands of SEO spammers.Take a one-time static snapshot of the site when it is parked. Serve that very cheaply as static file...
#Loqibusiness models are ways to offer indieweb products and or services that users pay for both for their own benefit, and in support an open indie web https://indieweb.org/business-model
#Loqiok, I added "https://lgbt.io/@nelson/99383650717846720" to the "See Also" section of /business-models
#Loqi[Nelson Minar] Free business idea: a domain parking service for people who want to retire a website but want to keep it online and out of the hands of SEO spammers.Take a one-time static snapshot of the site when it is parked. Serve that very cheaply as static file...
#ZegnatDon’t bother with page scoped scripts and message sending for this
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#sknebelI guess it's there since the page script is needed for the right-click thing anyways, so you'd building it kind of doubled up
#ZegnatI do wonder if this works as intended. I would expect sender.url to match what the URL bar of the tab says
#ZegnatWell. I have to go. Early riser and a 6am bus to uni tomorrow. But I am happy to debug some more Omnibear in the afternoon :) I might try to beat Keith and Grant with some PRs.
#sknebelfwiw, the sender object also has the tab, so one likely can get the URL via that
#[keithjgrant]When I wrote that logic, it def. felt prone to error, but I couldn't think of a better way
#[keithjgrant]We might be able to keep track of the most recently-focused Tab ID instead, then check what the URL of that tab is when Omnibear opens
#ZegnatI can confirm that user sender.tab.url does seem to work for the unfocus-then-focus, sknebel. But feels a little weird as you still need to upgrade the page script to trigger this focus function on history change.
#aaronpkwhoa "With its business under pressure, Xerox dabbled in financial services. It bought a casualty insurer, Crum & Forster, and an investment management firm, Van Kampen Merritt."
#aaronpkthat sounds like kodak's foray into bitcoin
#tantekwow totally down a rabbithole re: competency trap. and getting ever more surprised it is not in Wikipedia
#schmarty!tell eddie: have you implemented the overcast share parsing that you mentioned awhile back? i am interested in that for "listen" posts on my site.
#schmarty!tell eddie: also, thanks for the indigenous update! editor now fits on the screen. also interested in "listen" as a type of response, there. ;}
#gRegorLoveIf you declare CSS `font-family: Lato, sans-serif` and use a Unicode character that isn't in Lato, the browser should fall back to the system sans-serif font to show it, right?
#gRegorLoveRunning into an odd issue where → isn't rendering for someone in Chrome Mac under that font CSS, but it's working for me.
#gRegorLoveYeah, other browsers it's working for them.
#gRegorLoveI thought maybe their system sans-serif font doesn't have →, but then I would expect it to not work in any browser
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#[kevinmarks]isn't the competency trap like Christensen's disruption?
#tantekkevinmarks - I don't know what Christensen's disruption is, and naming a phrase after a person is a much worse methodology than just naming it what it is
#tantek(naming it after a person carries an implicit cult of personality tolerance or worse positive framing)
#[kevinmarks]disruptive innnovation - I mention him 'cos everyone says 'disruptive' now, but he did some actual studies of companies
#[eddie]!tell schmarty,gRegorLove Nope, haven’t gotten to that yet. The biggest thing around that is I need to extend my Xray instance to parse Overcast. (Originally I built the Overcast parsing directly into my micropub server)
#Loqi[eddie]: schmarty left you a message 26 minutes ago: have you implemented the overcast share parsing that you mentioned awhile back? i am interested in that for "listen" posts on my site.
#Loqi[eddie]: schmarty left you a message 25 minutes ago: also, thanks for the indigenous update! editor now fits on the screen. also interested in "listen" as a type of response, there. ;}
#gRegorLoveDoes overcast have structured data, or just scraping?
#aaronpkhmm, overcast does a surprisingly good job of having permalinks for everything
#[kevinmarks]the idea of companies focusing on innovations for their current customers, and missing the bug change where a cheaper worse product takes over from below sounds like the competency trap framing
#aaronpkI wonder what it would take to convince him to add microformats2 to those pages
#aaronpkI suspect he would take that request more seriously comign from someone who is building an ios app to consume it
#[eddie]Unfortunately maybe a lot? It seems like he doesn’t touch the website to Overcast much
#aaronpkseems like an opportunity to say hey look at how little you have to do to make this machine readable? it's not like we're asking him to make an entirely different endpoint for it
#[eddie]That said, he is starting to use micro.blog, and you have a valid point that having an iOS app that’s interested in consuming the data (and thus driving more Overcast usage) might be possible