[tantek]re: OAuth2 spec, yeah there's definitely some sort of antipattern there where the spec was/is deliberately ambiguous enough to either cause or encourage divergent implementations where a server A may interop with clients J,K, but J,K do not interop with server B which OTOH interops with clients L,M which also do not interop with server A
aaronpkso, counterargument for a sec... if OAuth 2.0 weren't so flexible/extensible, it wouldn't have been possible to create IndieAuth as an extension, and instead we would have been left to define something entirely new, with who knows how many new problems that would have been introduced by not building on top of it
aaronpkso yes it's bad that it's not completely interoperable, but it's good in that it gives a wide range of very different communities a shared understanding of the security concepts underlying the whole space
jamietanna[m]!tell snarfed I've added it to my todo list - but may not be in the next couple of weeks as things are super busy. I'll see how I get on though - but may be able to do it at IWC London!
@cpercivaIf I'm reading this right, Amazon Route 53 supports up to 5 API requests per second writing up to 10^3 records per request. Also, writes are free, while reads cost as little as $0.20 / 10^6 -- cheaper than DynamoDB! I'm... seriously considering using Route 53 as a database. (twitter.com/_/status/1235369584674258944)
[LewisCowles]All your stuff would be in the open using Route53 as a data-store, and there are weird rules about TXT records needing to have artificial record breaks at N characters, which makes handling odd. It affected some Google email field recently and I was not happy
[jgmac1106]Then you can upload it to whatever directory you want in File manager....However I would recommend learning how to use the Terminal in cPanel to upload or an FTP client
[jgmac1106]I know you know bootstrap now, but like I said I would consider a CSS Grid site over Bootstrap: https://colorlib.com/wp/grid-website-templates/ just google CSS Grid Templates, do recommend paying for one that comes with support, that is one benefit of the Gaia theme
dmcweeneyI think what is confusing me, unless I am not reading it right, is that I downloaded the gaia theme from creative tim, and it is currently on my desktop. Do I create a new domain and then upload the zip file to file manager?
dmcweeneyIs this right? I'm just trying to remember what I did when I took the bootstrap theme and uploaded it to file manager with the subdomain consulting.drewmcweeney.com
[jgmac1106]if you want to use a subdomain go to cpanel, add subdomain, make a new directory not the root. Go back to cPanel, add let's encrypt cert, go to file manager, find new directory, upload zip, then select decompress, select all files, select move, go up one directory
aaronpkalso I didn’t like that it meant you were essentially signing up for an account on indieauth.com since it needs to store the secret itself, whereas the other methods work by having you publish stuff on your website
@lucas_gonzeIf you have a blog, how do you track reply posts on other blogs? Do you use refback, linkback, trackback, or webmention? Do you get enough reply posts to make the setup worthwhile? (twitter.com/_/status/1235669878008246273)
ZegnatI feel like I may be slightly misusing them here, and I am wondering if I can somehow hammer a table to have this same styling. But for now I am happy
ZegnatOdd that the scores would end up on top of eachother though. I would expect that either flexbox works and you get the correct display, or flexbox fails and it all turns into a list :/
ZegnatMaybe some languages chose to parse {} into an ordered collection, but according to JSON specification on json.org, in JSON they are supposed to be treated as unordered.
ZegnatSee last two points that I added here: https://indieweb.org/JSON#See_Also ; I have been reading up on both JSON serialisation (has RFC draft, and many other specs) as well as JSON concatenation (RFC 7464, and many others)