#[tantek]... from the recent micro.blog newsletter from [manton]++
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#[Lewis_Cowles][qubyte] if you were to add some attribute to your css you could find and replace it using the link. Then you only need to know the new value.
#[Lewis_Cowles]Interestingly it's not just the content, but a HTTP Response which is cached, so you can set headers, you can evict cache explicitly from service-workers
#[Lewis_Cowles]RE: algorithm of netlify it seems to be a zero-padded hex representation with a fixed suffix
#ZegnatI think [qubyte] sets that part in the filename himself. Just didn’t know how Netlify generated the ETag. Which is 8b668b7c83b8feaf21df3d4d5086f875-ssl-df when I load that CSS file.
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#[qubyte]Yup, that’s my problem. Everything else seems possible, but it’s for naught if I can’t update the ETag header.
#[qubyte](because I don’t know the algorithm, not because of service worker limitations)
#[qubyte]I’ll ask someone there later today. If I’m lucky they can point me to the relevant code or something.
#ZegnatI am not sure you would actually need to change that header though
#ZegnatAlternatively maybe if you serve the page from the service worker you drop it entirely, so you know you aren’t confusing the browser?
#[qubyte]My goal in all this is to see if I can continue to use old cached HTML when the only thing which changed is the (immutably named) CSS. Buuuuut this might be a rabbit hole.
#[Rose]It is! I couldn't figure out why it wouldn't compile before, so I should probably update the readme with the notes from my experience to help any other "I can probably follow the pattern enough to fix stuff but I'm not an iOS developer" people
#petermolnar!tell snarfed I'm trying to figure out if there's some sort of static link that can be added to my site for fed (eg mastodon) follow. I've found the https://mastodon.social/users/USERNAME/remote_follow scheme, but I believe it's Mastodon specific. Are you aware of any kind of links that can be used with the fed.brid.gy provided @petermolnar.net@petermolnar.net?
#aaronpkbasically you have to either tell people to copy your @user@host address into their mastodon, or you do the discovery bit and redirect them to their host with your address pre-filled
#Loqiswentel: GWG left you a message on 2019-07-11 at 5:43pm UTC: Just tried to write an article on Indigenous...no easy way to add links.
#Loqiswentel: [jgmac1106] left you a message 2 weeks, 6 days ago: the recorder apk coming our sounds amazing. Wonder if there are micropub possibilities
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#[snarfed]beko: saw your mastodon publish error. looking into it
#Loqi[snarfed]: petermolnar left you a message 2 hours, 22 minutes ago: I'm trying to figure out if there's some sort of static link that can be added to my site for fed (eg mastodon) follow. I've found the https://mastodon.social/users/USERNAME/remote_follow scheme, but I believe it's Mastodon specific. Are you aware of any kind of links that can be used with the fed.brid.gy provided @petermolnar.net@petermolnar.net?
#beko[m][snarfed]: ty it's fixed, custom POSSE provider works now. Now I get Error: {"error":"This action is outside the authorized scopes"} 403 Client Error: None for url: https://social.tchncs.de/api/v1/media but I did enable `publish` and was redirected to permit "edit anything" on my instance
#bekoawesome :D now I just have to find out how to use the excerpt. Needs probably plugin support. This is just a generic POSSE provider that doesn't know about any Bridgy options.
#bekomy old syndication links to Mastodon were found just fine btw and some comments rolled in 👍
#[Lewis_Cowles]Given Tantek idea of publics, is it not a reasonable assumption someone would share their instance as part of their interaction(s)?
#aaronpkbecause you're using a browser to visit the page
#petermolnarok, say I'm logged in on mastodon.social but I'm browsing, say, pterodactyl.social - another mastoton instance. I'll not be logged in there, given it's no my "main" fediverse instance, correct? What happens if I press a follow button there?
#LoqiA web action is the interface and user experience of taking a specific discrete action, across the web, from one site to another site or application https://indieweb.org/webactions
#aaronpkthat sure made it easy to get square versions of my photos
#petermolnaranother perspective: from the direction of how we are not actively against utilizing silos as media of mass distribution, similarly to that, in my opinion, our tools for the reverse - following - action can't be solely indieweb/indie reader oriented. Which is why I was after a button or a URL I could add to my site for, in this case, for fediverse, to follow me with the help of fed.brid.gy. I forgot that this is not this simple, b
#petermolnarecause I don't know the visitor's preferred instance, hence the remote_follow features in fediverse servers. (I filed a feature request to fed.brid.gy). Other than this, I think follow buttons for silos are not that trivial - I can link to my profile, but it'll still need an additional button. Am I mistaken?
#aaronpkwillnorris++ again for the "smart crop" feature
#aaronpkpetermolnar: twitter has a button that uses JS to pop up a dialog (or at least they used to), but because of the security around it, it's not possible to provide a button that will actually follow you when clicked
#aaronpkthink about it, if you could visit my website and see a button which when clicked would follow me, then I could write code to click it automatically as soon as you visited
#petermolnar(sorry, not against you, against 2019, when my workplace has more security personnel, than engineers and devs)
#petermolnaraaronpk that is correct, I was not clear
#petermolnarone more button is not inheritantly wrong, but I can only link to my twitter profile, not to a page with a single button "yes, really subscribe" unless I'm mistaken
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#aaronpkhm, is there a way to explicitly indicate that the microformats in a post in a feed is not complete? that consumers *should* fetch the permalink for the full details?
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#aaronpkinspects [schmarty]'s HTML to see how he got the floating corner icon