#snarfededdie said he would at one point, but i'm not sure how serious he was. and i don't plan to do it unless someone actively needs it
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#jgmac1106jacky I know how none of this works but always thought if there was a way a web ring could have a token and then you publish a piece that requires that token as a key…if you were registered member of that ring you had access to the token
#jgmac1106that way instead of having to add people to share a private post to I could share it with just one ring
#jackythe 'authorization'(?) bit, I think, can be done in a flexible fashion
#Loqigroup in the context of the indieweb (also "indie group" or "indie groups") is a place where people can deliberately share content with each other, not necessarily on their own domain (though likely copied from via webmention etc.) https://indieweb.org/groups
#LoqiIt looks like we don't have a page for "private groups" yet. Would you like to create it? (Or just say "private groups is ____", a sentence describing the term)
#LoqiA private group is a group where the posts, members, and any other content in the group is only viewable by members of the group, a common social silo feature (like on Facebook) https://indieweb.org/private_group
#LoqiA private group is a group where the posts, members, and any other content in the group is only viewable by members of the group, a common social silo feature (like on Facebook) https://indieweb.org/private_groups
#jgmac1106and always on the hunt to replace the third party chat I use on my website
#jgmac1106and I guess I was just elevetaing the cimplicity of the web ring to a private group..
#jgmac1106but in a way I want to be a public group with private membership and public or priavte posts
#jgmac1106so if you were a journalist group and wanted to give your “A-1 Tempeh Sauce” approval to sites that met your standards of “truthiness” they could join your ring, people flipping through the pages would know they met said criteria
#jackyI think I'd want to go the route of "owning my group"
#jackythough going the group via webring would work for larger / less public but not fully private settings
#jgmac1106jacky yes you could own the group. heck if you look at plumbings of actual one webrings it is often one html tables with links numbered 1 to X.
#jgmac1106do most people leave u-in-reply-to outside of the content or inside of the content? I ask in terms of syndication the mastodon plugin only syndicates the content of my post, better to fix it in the plugin and leave the reply property outside of e-content?
#Loqi[Greg McVerry] Great post and gets to. The bigger picture of #OER and #OpenPedagogy. Where are the @creativecommons slack channels archived
Love to look through them.
#Loqi[Greg McVerry] Great post and gets to. The bigger picture of #OER and #OpenPedagogy. Where are the @creativecommons slack channels archived
Love to look through them.
#jgmac1106…but not going to the canonical url of the post needs to be fixed first
#jackyLois's site could hold a nickname cache of sorts
#jackyso like if I logged in using some kind of service that allowed me to use Twitter to log in and sent back my Twitter profile URI as the "me" value
#aaronpkthe little i saw about how that magic auth stuff works makes me want to run full speed away from it because it seems to include a lot of crypto stuff in the spec itself
#aaronpkany time you bake crypto into a spec you're giving the spec a finite lifetime because crypto changes
#jackyhm I have to fix some of my MF2 parsing for reply contexts
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#[dominik]Looks like Instagram changed their URLs. Seems like that confuses both OwnYourGram and brid.gy. I'll try to squeeze in some debugging time later and might be able to post a pull request, but I can't promise anything.
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#[tantek][dominik] what happened to IG URLs? Can you summarize?
#[jgmac1106]we tried so hard to add dual coding into Bramble (what Thimble was forked on) got real close when the plug was pulled on the project
#[jgmac1106]there is an odd google doc hack that I think someone connected to GitHub that I have seen teachers use, will have to track it down, they use plain text in a google doc
#[dominik]I'm not too sure at which point they show which one and they don't redirect from one to the other.
#[jgmac1106]collaborative cloud coding is totally the future over the local dev environment, espcially watching these kids start on platforms in Kindergarten and pre school, working together will be expectation
#jeremycherfasAll very well for people who work in the terminal, jacky
#jackywow that's a clever trick to flicker out scripts
#[dominik]I think the one with the username is new, I haven't seen that one before.
#[tantek]I haven’t either. They were doing a query string sometimes like ?photo_taken_by=username
#[dominik]Their API seems to return the one with the username.
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#snarfed[dominik]: thanks for the heads up! how do the new IG URLs confuse bridgy and OYG?
#[dominik]And of course I spoke too soon - OwnYourGram and brid.gy both use the "old" style URL and it works fine. I had a bit of code that tried something clever with the rel=canonical URL.
#Loqi[wiktor-k] I know this issue is super-old but [IndieAuth](https://indieauth.com/pgp) allows signing in to sites with PGP keys. IndieAuth works as an OpenID provider, presents the user with a challenge to sign and after signing confirms the identity (there is ev...
#aaronpkheck keybase could implement indieauth as their OAuth API since users already have URLs on keybase.io and that'd avoid them needing to do client registration for API keys
#jackyI'm down to github, gitlab and itch for relmeauth
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#[tantek]jacky, URNs are for ashes, and URI just means someone is dating themselves in terms of what decade they learned web architecture. In practice there's no need to refer to anything except URLs
#LoqiIt looks like we don't have a page for "image compression" yet. Would you like to create it? (Or just say "image compression is ____", a sentence describing the term)
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#[Vincent][jgmac1106] https://imageoptim.com/ This tool will automatically work out the best compression tool to use for the image type, you dragged on to it. And then apply the compression. If you are willing to wait a bit and turn on Guetzli in the advanced settings it will really squash those JPGs. I try to squash all my images for mobile readers more than anything else
#LoqiIt looks like we don't have a page for "image compression" yet. Would you like to create it? (Or just say "image compression is ____", a sentence describing the term)
#[Vincent]image compression is a type of data compression applied to digital images, to reduce their cost for storage or transmission.
#aaronpkjacky: nice find. that is a way clearer explanation of what's going on
#aaronpkthere's still a little bit of handwaving here which i'm not clear on how this actually works in practice
#aaronpk"for an actor to visit another site as an authenticated viewer, he/she first redirects to a service which can create digital signatures on their behalf and which is provided a destination URL"
#aaronpkit is a summary though so that's fine, tho i can't find the actual description of that mechanism
#aaronpkjacky: there's anothing thing about this openwebauth which I don't like, which is that the site you're logging in to has to accept this "owt" query string parameter on every page
#jackyI think it's an attribute of how Zot works; it's mostly client-side
#LoqiIt looks like we don't have a page for "openwebauth" yet. Would you like to create it? (Or just say "openwebauth is ____", a sentence describing the term)
#aaronpkour wiki is going to be the first google result for openwebauth so quick
#jackyOpenWebAuth is the authentication protocol utilized by [Zot6 https://framagit.org/zot/zap]; making use of Webfingers, HTTP Signatures and token generation for headless authentication.