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#GWG_Okay, so my import of location data locked things up, so I had to restart it. On a positive note, I was able to reduce the memory footprint in a rewrite. I never thought about the implications of not passing a 600mb array by reference as I've never had an array that big before
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#GWG_And on some of these data entries, it keeps jumping from one hemisphere to another.
#GWG_So, there is bad data mixed in with the good.
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#GWG_I need to figure out some logic to clean the data afterward
#GWG_QuartzDB is one json array per line in a file.
#GWG_The question is how do I know what data to discard
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#GWG_I think that I may have had a second Google Device at home pinging their servers
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#[KevinMarks]also sometimes wifi geolocation is way off. I've seen that at conferences, where they brought the routers from another venue, but google remembers the previous location for that mac address
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#[KevinMarks]for me it thinks the pub down the hill from me, The Brunton Arms, is in the Alps
#[KevinMarks]Also an implausible teleport from London to Bristol
#[KevinMarks]You think 50km is a lot, Tantek, how about 105 miles in 5 minutes?
#[KevinMarks]sure, I drive 3000 miles an hour to the pub on Boxing day
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#[fluffy]I remember driving around my parents’ neighborhood shortly after I got a smartphone and the wifi-based geolocation thinking I’d been teleporting around town thanks to the lack of actual GPS in it
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#[intover_q]Hello, I have a general Brainstorming question:
#[intover_q]Want to migrate from Wordpress to a "System" ( Jamstack/Headless CMS) that can handle several hundred webpages (different websites / subdomains).
#[intover_q]all of them will be multilingual (at least 5 different languages);
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#[fluffy]I think the first question I’d ask is: how uniform are your content management needs?
#[fluffy]Like you say some of it will be static and some won’t. Can you simply fit everything into a non-static model? That would simplify some stuff.
#[fluffy]Since then you can just consider the hostname to be part of the route to everything else.
#[fluffy]Well, “just.” There’s still a bit more to it than that, obviously.
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#[fluffy]Especially if you have to handle login sessions, or want to use relative links between things, or whatever.
#[fluffy]And like, how often do you need to add/change domains/subdomains? I assume you’re going down this path because the admin overhead of managing vhosts or whatever is getting to be burdensome.
#[fluffy]But you might be able to get away with some sort of automated Apache/nginx/etc. config generator that is driven by some other configuration file.
#[fluffy]Also there’s the question of: who owns/manages the content? Do you want it to all be accessible from a single all-encompassing CMS dashboard, or do you want each site to be hosted by its own git repository, or…?
#[intover_q]1Did not get that question? What do you mean with "uniform"?
#[intover_q]1Actually, wordpress with combination of static sites and multilingual pages are generating the overhead.
#[intover_q]1Non-static model for all pages should be doable.
#[intover_q]1Will be adding, changing subdomains every 1-2 months in the coming years.
#[intover_q]1>But you might be able to get away with some >sort of automated Apache/nginx/etc. config >generator that is driven by some other >configuration file.
#[intover_q]1>Like I think that’s what Dreamhost does.
#[intover_q]1What do you think about a cloud first headless cms approach?
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#aaronpk[intover_q] are any of these a personal website for yourself? That's the focus of this channel, not general web development
#jackyanyone who isn't using wordpress but communicating to indieweb+wordpress sites; do you find the mf2 to be a bit unexpected when you use it for your reply context?
#jackyI have to document an example but I've been seeing it a bit more as I build my microsub client
#jackythat's very GUI-y centric but I can't think of what it'd look like for an api layer since people who are visiting indieweb sites and wanna subscribe might already be in their microsub client
#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/webaction
#jackyI'm considering extending my faith in indieauth to use it to sign into my site _myself_
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#[LewisCowles]!tell bear just checking in if the code had any regressions. Test suite might have saved me, but I'm aware I don't know those tools as well as a user. Sprinkle tells or GitHub with mentions
#jackyI don't know if there's a suggested way in oauth2 to "request higher / harder" authorization
#bear[LewisCowles] not sure if it did - i'll be upgrading my installation with it this weekend and i'll let you know
#Loqibear: [LewisCowles] left you a message 1 minute ago: just checking in if the code had any regressions. Test suite might have saved me, but I'm aware I don't know those tools as well as a user. Sprinkle tells or GitHub with mentions
#jackythe only way I can think of doing this is doing some sort of special scope request (like `user:admin` or `admin`)
#sknebelfor *your* site, your endpoint can also just know to do that for your site
#sknebel(or look at scopes if we are talking Authorization and not just login/Authentication, true)
#jackyoh so I'd want to externalize the endpoint altogether