#petermolnarthat one is a bit overcomplicated though
#petermolnarit was written at a time when I was trying to use MQTT as my home BUS
#petermolnarit needed way too much work, so that got dropped
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#[Rose]I was today years old when I found out that you can modify the certbot config to automatically restart nginx
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#[Lewis_Cowles]In January I found out AWS & DigitalOcean have automated DNS auth for certbot. I can gain new certs offline and push them online. I Love EFF & Certbot
#[Lewis_Cowles]I also have a dreamhost. They send me emails like “Hey the website you setup for your mom has a new SSL”. I got very upset when dreamobjects lost 100GB of my data and they failed to notify me though so anything important is not with them. They get paid out of nostalgia. A position I aspire to
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#[tantek]lol. I just got an email from the "Google Search Console Team" subject "New Events issues detected for site http://tantek.com/"
#LoqiGoogle Search is how Google started, a web search engine, and supports indexing and highlighting results with microformats, like IndieWeb event posts https://indieweb.org/Google_Search
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#[tantek]Like maybe posting is "just" a feature of a good text editor?
#aaronpkthere is something about the act of clicking some sort of publish button to broadcast the note
#[tantek]*or* maybe the "original" document is the one in your device, and "posting" is just making a POSSE copy on your website
#aaronpksure, I just think there is something special about making it available to others, regardless of what you call that or how it works
#[tantek]I don't know if there is anything more special about it than POSSEing it anywhere else, except your level of ownership/control of the specific web server
#[tantek]"making it available to others" could be mean a change in audience
#[tantek]like the post actually exists from the moment you start typing, and "publishing" is just the act of updating its audience to be more people
#[tantek]"publishing" thus commonly really means "making public" — "public-ing"
#aaronpkpublish - from the stem of Old French puplier, from Latin publicare ‘make public’
#[tantek]except we've separated the act of creating from the act of making public
#[tantek]one could make a Micropub client that did full CDURU to a local store, and then handle all of the "publishing" as yet another POSSE destination
#[tantek]that's a very different architecture than what micropub clients do today
#aaronpkthat sounds like the difference between your micropub server being on the same device as the micropub client vs deployed to a remote server
#aaronpkand with micropub endpoints for static site generators, it's completely reasonable that the micropub server is running on the same device the post is authored, which also builds the site locally before publishing it
#[tantek]given the storage & cpu of typical even mobile devices, why wouldn't you always make it "on the same device" for all of the offline benefits, and have the "network server copy" be a thing that updates async without you having to worry about intermittent connectivity etc.
#aaronpkyes but then you get into the challenges of maintaining two authoritative copies of your source files, one for your phone and one for your computer. if you assume you only publish from your phone then it's a much easier problem.
#[tantek]One approach to the problem of "maintaining two authoritative copies of your source files, one for your phone and one for your computer" is CRDTs
#[tantek]Another, more commonly known approach to the problem of "maintaining two authoritative copies of your source files, one for your phone and one for your computer" is git 🙂
#aaronpkI use git for my website, so in theory I can write a post (or several) on my laptop offline, and push them up later
#aaronpkin practice it doesn't work so well because I don't have a good workflow for triggering all the post-publishing tasks when posts are added that way such as sending webmentions or delivering via activitypub
#[tantek]do you have git on your phone? then you'd be all set
#[tantek]right. this needs a software abstraction on top of git to work well
#aaronpkthe other problem is I really need local micropub clients too, since I don't like authoring posts by hand except for blog posts with complicated formatting
#aaronpkI do have a local version of quill on my laptop so I guess i'm half way there
#[tantek]another alternative would be the versioned history wiki in HTML that I brainstormed