theReal33mhzI implemented microformats on pnut.io six or eight months ago, but a couple months ago we switched primary canonical post front ends, and I dropped the ball - so I reimplemented that, and will look towards bigger things for the spring.
GWGFinished a UI update on my Post Kinds plugin which added Issues. Sped through Bridgy(the plugin) to add Github support. Now doing an update on Syndication Links to add some plugins people wanted. Then I was thinking of doing the authorization endpoint to complement the token endpoint I did next
ZegnatAlso interesting [kevinmarks], but not sure that solves any trust issue. That just means I can have at most 1 login I don't trust, because auth requires at least 2 to be used.
ZegnatFirefox seems to block it for me, with the following in the console: “The resource at "https://twitter.com/barnabywalters/profile_image" was blocked because tracking protection is enabled.”
sknebelsure, if you don't need me as a customer because the person that has almost the same e-mail with a dot in it already has signed up, and are sure there is no legitimate reason to have multiple accounts on your site
ZegnatI felt like it was all specifically about uniqueness. I am not sure what email providers are going to allow names that vary only by some periods. And as it rightly notes, most MTAs ignore the + already.
ZegnatI know some companies where the dots between first and last name is important. But the period will always be there, so there is no harm in doing the uniqueness test without them. They are never going to assign someone the address without the dot
[kevinmarks]I have an email address that many other people think is theirs and send me their flights, car part listings on ebay, mortgages and baby showers
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aaronpk[miklb]: running it on a local network would be fine. The data isn't huge. I sometimes queue up 30,000 records on the phone before it sends to the server
[miklb]thanks aaronpk. Hardest part will be figuring out how to get the iphone to “see” my .dev local sites. Might skip that part and use <machine>.local that reads like it’s easier.
aaronpkif you want a fun project for home, this is what I use as my home DNS server. once it's installed you can add hostnames to the config file really easily https://pi-hole.net
aaronpkthis text is shrinking based on the width of the window and I can't figure out why. but it only does it when chrome is set to mobile preview mode
[eddie]Hmmm, any ideas why xray would give me: {“error”:“timeout”,“error_description”:“Resolving timed out after 2511 milliseconds”,“url”:“https://eddiehinkle.com/“,”code”:0} My browser seems to visit my site okay and I just checked uptimerobot.com and it seems to be getting a 200 from eddiehinkle.com
[eddie]Hmmm, anyone have any ideas? It seems like https://eddiehinkle.com is accessible from my computer and from aaron’s servers (I’m able to log in to Monocle and ping from xray.p3k.io), but sites hosted on my server are unable to connect since last night. So my local instance of Aperture and Xray
[eddie]Hmmm pingdom dns check said everything was working well. Domain registrar is also my DNS provider. It points to my server which I verified is the right IP
aaronpk[cleverdevil]: sweet! It's still super rough, and doesn't handle all kinds of posts yet. but I wanted to get it functional enough to use it today
[eddie]It looks like my DNS provider (hover) has had 4 outages since September. Not crazy and it seems like I haven’t really been majorly impacted by any of them until now. But this one is pretty disruptive. Because of the way Micropub and tokens work, my token server is basically unavailable to half the services that try to verify it
[eddie]I’m thinking if I set up a duplicate DNS on amazon route53 and put that as my 3rd and 4th name servers, I wonder if that would provide enough redudancy
[eddie]The issue appears to be my DNS provider’s nameservers went down over night. However it’s been 12 hours and their data seems to be cached as non-existent across Google and half the intenret
[eddie]Is the idea there that the TTL would (potentially) prevent the DNS from being checked so frequently so during the outage it might make it through okay?
sknebelnamecheap also has a free dns service you could setup for a secondary set of servers, but they don't automatically sync those so you'd have to update both with every change
[cleverdevil]My biggest issue with using Google for DNS is that they're a business driven by advertising, which means I can't trust them with that data.
[eddie]It was nice though because even though my domain registrar is still having issues today (although they are saying it should resolve shortly), I’m back up and running because of Route 53 🙌