[dmitshur]yeah, they're not the usual IPs, but I find it hard to understand if it's good or bad. it took me a long time to form an opinion on whether URLs are good for identifying people and for authentication.
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Bohren_GoreHey, so this may sound like a stupid question… I’ve taken all these HTML and Javascript classes, using the schools server, but I want to practice on my own now. I’m assuming that means I need a domain and web host, but it seems like there are a lot of factors that go into who to go with… does anyone has any advice as far as what I should be looking at? Any make-or-breaks for anyone?
LoqiWeb hosting can be the primary regular cost in maintaining an IndieWeb site; this page lists several options from free on up depending on your publishing needs, like a static, shared, private, or dedicated server https://indieweb.org/webhost
[tantek]we tend to document actual real world solutions and approaches that people use in the community rather than worrying about theoretical or 2ndhand over-enginering
Loqiantipatterns are antithetical to a diverse and growing indieweb, often times the opposite, or at best a distraction from indieweb principles and building-blocks, yet persistently repeated despite their tendency to waste time and cause failures https://indieweb.org/anti-patterns
@RealSexyCyborgI'm willing to accept that in the movie adaptation the "Brave Chinese Nurse" has to be played played by Jennifer Lawrence if we can get Dwayne Johnson shrunk down, inserted into baby Ting Ting's bloodstream in a microsub, and then he fight the viruses in hand to hand combat. (twitter.com/_/status/1223173731633135618)
[AlisonW]Mornin'. That tailscale idea looks sortof interesting but sounds like creating an IP overlay for something that could use MACs (if only they weren't spoofable). I've a fixed /28 so can already use IP checking anyway.
[jgmac1106]ohh shoot....and I was thinking repeating like five six times for a really long poem, is there something I can include to tell a screen reader to ignore?
sivymy blog posts are in markdown, then rendered to html, but I then strip html for "notes" to microblog sites, but that often loses links, etc, when I might want one of the links to remain attached
[KevinMarks]Right, a lot of our examples are the other way - autolinking plaintext that has urls in. Which makes sense when the POSSE api doesn't take html anyway
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sivy[snarfed] yeah, it's tricky, but I'm trying to find a balance betwen they way *I'd* do it, how the silo's handle it on their own sites, and what a good UX is for readers
jamietanna[m]I use Bridgy to POSSE links to blog posts to Twitter, sometimes - that takes the post's `summary` and uses that as the body for the Tweet, which I think is quite nice, as it is a summary of it. And yes, if I want to write something more, I create a note with different content and a link to the post
[snarfed]sivy looks like it worked ok. image probably isn't loading because it's http and chris's site is https. and wordpress defaults to rendering mentions as just avatar links, not content. cc GWG
@KensCarTunes↩️ We also replaced all of the speakers with Alpine's type S series, installed a JL Audio 8" W3v3 MicroSub slot-ported enclosure, & rewired both of the existing Alpine amps. (twitter.com/_/status/1223295487341744128)
[chrisaldrich]sivy it and through as a mention because it was a basic link. It would have had content if you added u-in-reply-to as a class on the link.
[snarfed]which raises a good general question, whether we can do anything about this more broadly on https sites that render webmentions with http photo urls. 🤷
@dmitshurI’m happy to announce I added new authentication methods to my personal site: IndieAuth and RelMeAuth! #indieweb
If you’re curious, try it:
https://dmitri.shuralyov.com/login
(Your site needs a rel="me" link to your GitHub profile, or an IndieAuth authorization endpoint for it to work.) (twitter.com/_/status/1223304520026992642)
[jgmac1106]hey uniformed question on complicated stuff I know nothing about: with seeing dmitri add ability for people to log in to his sites using rel=me could we use other xfn values to do a kind of private posts, like if we both had rel=friend you can see a post on my site but if you logged on and just had rel=me you don't see it?
[snarfed][jgmac1106] sure! that's basically what people have already tried out, ACLs of domains that are allowed to see each private post, just using rel=friend to determine that list globally as opposed to stored elsewhere and/or per post
aaronpkonce i finally get around to it i'm gonna make a little command line app that does it. it won't be the most user friendly thing but it will work with any micropub endpoint