#[KevinMarks]Reading scrollback. [jgmac1106] rel-bookmark and rel-canonical are a bit different. Bookmark is defined with a more local scope - the same use case as u-url in an h-entry.
#[KevinMarks][manton] adding tests to parse microformats from the templates is a really good idea. Mastodon did that and it has stopped them being broken by redesigns. I didn't do this at Blogger, and it was a mistake.
#[KevinMarks]Also, if you can do that as part of the CI, you can encourage people to add them to other Hugo templates
#LoqiIt looks like we don't have a page for "blocking you" yet. Would you like to create it? (Or just say "blocking you is ____", a sentence describing the term)
#[datashaman]switched to strict and twitter is screwed
#bekoI mean if this option would start round robin on the user-agent I could understand but this? I don't get and I wonder if Firefox knows something I don't.
#petermolnarFF is offended by a lot of things now; eg hotlinked instagram images
#petermolnarI had to disable protection for rss readers
#petermolnarthat said, I think they are right, but I can't always only look at the privacy implications when fetching a content
#sknebelI would guess the issue is that images get referer headers, so they still can correlate visited sites to IPs?
#[KevinMarks]Unless they put a proxy in, you can't avoid giving the server an IP.
#bekoso we're back to avatar proxying? :) [x] Yes, please
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#bekono worries. I'm very FOSS on this. If the itch becomes too bad I'll fix it myself eventually :D
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#bekoGWG: for acceptance I'd put Gutenberg on top btw. That may be part of improved post UI oc course :D I talked to many people and introduced Indieweb. By chance most have already a WordPress and this is sort of a show stopper. Especially since you have to save a post in Gutenberg only once and all post kinds meta data (also syndication) seems to be lost. Requires a very strict workflow if one prefers
#beko[jgmac1106]: I'm really not familiar with animations but it looks to me like it really just got an animation-name "image-animation" and does not care about or understand the @keyframes at all.
#aaronpkah it's cause your [m] nick isn't registered
#aaronpklet me see if i can just make loqi recognize [m] nicks
#bekomhmhm if that helps I added it to the Indieweb wiki long ago aaronpk :D
#[jgmac1106]beko I had to pull it out of my normal CSS for some reason nesting it in my grid was stopping the animation, maybe this annoying reset.css sheet I picked up somewhere and haven't had the time to remove it and deal with restyling...dunno but got poem up: https://jgregorymcverry.com/riskybirdpoem
#beko[jgmac1106]: weird. that should have been highlighted in a huge fat red warning. well glad you found it.
#[schmarty]aaronpk: does aperture support notifications to a client? like via websockets or websub? i'm interested in making a channel that i can share things into with micropub and a service elsewhere will pick them up.
#[schmarty](it can poll but it's more fun if it's instant!)
#aaronpkthere's an issue on microsub to figure out some sort of real-time thing for clients
#aaronpkI suppose I could always make it an aperture feature before trying to solve it in the spec
#aaronpkpersonally I'm partial to the EventSource API since it's a bit simpler to deploy than web sockets. It's also still based on HTTP so shouldn't be too hard to work into constrained devices that might not be able to run a full websockets library
#aaronpkAdding to the list for weekend projects :-)
#[schmarty]oh right! i keep forgetting about EventSource
#aaronpkHeh that's even a use case in the moz wiki docs "For example, EventSource is a useful approach for handling things like social media status updates, news feeds..."
#[schmarty]continuing from main indieweb channel. this ScrollToTextFragment "privacy leak" fear sounds like it requires some _work_. like you're listening in on someone's network traffic, watching every resource they load. they load a page that happens to dynamically load resources depending on where you scroll on the page (e.g. lazyload images). you time how quickly they fetch those resources, indicating that maybe they clicked on a link with a
#[schmarty]apparently a similar trick can be pulled by embedding a page in an iframe and using the IntersectionObserver API to note when a particular thing scrolls into view
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#[schmarty]so the complaint that the articles refer to definitely don't have anything to do with fragments in server logs.
#[schmarty]just got an email from glitch.com announcing that paid plans are coming for more memory, "always on" (versus sleeping after 5 minutes of inactivity), and no rate limits. no timeframe, and it seems like it will go through a beta testing period that hasn't started, yet.
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#[jeremycherfas]There’s something I do not understand about Apache access logs. If I have a redirect in the `htaccess` and despite that, the file does not actually exist, should the log show a 301 for the redirect, or a 404?
#sknebelassuming I understand you correctly, [jeremycherfas]
#[jeremycherfas]Yeah, I thought that would be it. The client got a 301, and even if that ended up in a 404, that would not be relayed to the client. I thought I might be able to search for posts giving a 404, but I guess that’s not going to be possible.
#[jgmac1106]"E.g. there's an unspoken convention on Twitter that a link in a tweet (especially at the _end_ of a tweet) should provide more information." not sure this is at all true for most corners of the web
#sivythat's because it's a duplicate of the entire post
#[jgmac1106]ohh yes, your design decision in the end. Atleast I know how to find your links
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#[jgmac1106]I don't do more and I include the link because my goal is to get people reading websites, but it is a personal choice. I had never heard of permashortcitation but I don't hang out in the dev circles on twitter
#sivywell, the perma-cite thing is more of an indie web thing
#sivybecause otherwise the "orginal" is on twitter
#[tantek]There’s no such thing as generic trust so stop trying to model it with markup
#[tantek]For all the scroll to text fragment handwringing, see logs for all my prompts about Fragmentions like a month or so ago and issues and such
#[tantek]If you want to help out, see current Fragmentions issues and pleas comment or suggest spec changes accordingly
#[tantek]I’ve filed a bunch of issues that no one has responded to.
#[tantek]Less handwriting, more thoughtful consideration of how to fix Fragmentions issues so we can get it adopted in browsers
#[amy]hi all! Does anyone have an email hosting service that they like? Working on a catering website this weekend for a friend who is not super computer literate, but I’d like to not use g suite.
#[jgmac1106]your values or clients? The $10 a month for a business is really feature packed for freinds who aren't computer literate
#[jgmac1106]most of the shared hosts and domain registers offer email service as part of their plan
#jackyis 'absorbing'/adopting client styling in my reader
#jackylike if someone designs their site in a particular way, I'd want to take the _minimal_ styling I can from it and add it into the reader so I can see it in a "minified" form but also taking on the author's design choices
#jackyA 'cheap' version of this would be to just load the post in a iframe
#jackybut the goal of this is to not just _discard_ everything that they've done on their site when it comes to presentation
#jackythat's probably the most immediate! but I haven't the faintest idea on how to do that
#jackynah like how do you determine what fonts, colors are being used _specifically_ on an element? I can _think_ of a way using the browser's introspection tools and via the DOM's API
#jackybut doing that on the fly for each post is expensive
#[schmarty]could be fun tho' to note, for example, what elements are used in the inner/outer HTML for the mf2 properties you'd display (name and content would probably be enough to start)
#[schmarty]then use a headless browser to get some of the computed styles on those elements in each context like font properties, line spacing, color, etc.
#jacky[KevinMarks]: I'm talking about doing something like `div.post__Reply .customClass` where the __Reply bit is dynamically defined depending on the post type
#jackyI use that for my site largely for debugging reasons
#jackybut I can use it to target what things would look like per post
#[Michael_Beckwiti was doing an inspect on an google ad the other day and it had like 10 nested iframes
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