#[tantek]dansup, so this is kinda the point, real world user behavior (at least two of us) where we don't actually *want* to federate/replicate our display names
#jackybut also wait, like _every_ single time? that's something worth caching (but I can understand - how does one know when to 'expire' contact info?)
#[tantek]we want custom display names, or bios etc. on different silos
#[tantek]jacky, you don't expire it, you expect anyone who cares to subscribe to it via WebSub
#[tantek]then when you update your contact info, you ping your hub, it pings anyone who cares
#dansup[tantek]: what if your avatar, display name, bio, website or other information changes? shouldn't there be a mechanism to update that across subscribers
#LoqiAn edit (AKA diff, change) is a special type of reply that indicates a set of suggested changes to the post it is replying to. A collection of (presumably related) suggested edits in open source is often called a patch or pull request https://indieweb.org/edit
#[tantek]I'm thinking of prototyping it with a "simple" way of archiving it just as text posts with "profile URL propery:value" like inline in the text
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#[g33kcentric]What do people do in the instance where they are creating a note or article for example, but have several images to include and who also have a separate / for photos
#[g33kcentric]I'm thinking for me personally, leave notes at just one image and use articles when I want to have more than one image, then split each of those images into separate posts
#@_am1t↩️ I believe Bridgy can send webmentions to original posts too as long as the twitter profile links to the website and u-syndication links are present. That's how I receive webmentions from Twitter to posts on my website. https://brid.gy/about#link (twitter.com/_/status/1244989795442384897)
#@_am1t↩️ I believe Bridgy can send webmentions to original posts too as long as the twitter profile links to the website and u-syndication links are present. That's how I receive webmentions from Twitter to posts on my website. https://brid.gy/about#link (twitter.com/_/status/1244989795442384897)
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#[tantek][g33kcentric] that works! One question to ask yourself that may help is, what's the focus or primary content of a post? If you can figure that out, it tends to answer the other questions.
#[tantek]And note that's just for your own site. How and where you POSSE any such posts to is a separate question. E.g. you can have note/article posts with photos that you decide to POSSE to Twitter or even Instagram
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#[g33kcentric]its one of the things you have to get your head around getting into indieweb, apart from things like microformats and technical bits, how your website works is...up to you!
#[tantek]Indeed! "how your website works — for you, your readers" is more important than the technical bits!
#LoqiA multi-photo is like a photo post, except just with multiple adjacent photos, either in a series, or tiled / arranged in some layout https://indieweb.org/multiphoto
#[g33kcentric]arr brill ta! Yeah im already planning on customising POSSE depending on post type and character length etc 🙂
#[tantek]that reminds me I should add another recent "interesting" example
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#[tantek][g33kcentric] here's the recent novel multiple-images example: I posted a "photo" post of just one photo yet also included additional illustrative images as part of the caption/description. The one photo is the primary content, yet there are multiple images in the post: https://tantek.com/2020/073/t3/racekit-muc50
#[tantek]That's not to say that's a common case, more an example of allowing for different possibilities depending on the content you're posting, rather than following any strict typing rules
#crablet's hope 249 people don't take you up on your invitation ;-)
#[tantek]fortunately it's done. 🙂 also it was dark and raining in the morning which discouraged some people. though there about 30-50 people out there anyway!
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#@steveivyFixed a couple of little bugs in #goldfrog - made it so that the webmention code doesn’t barf on servers with non-verifiable SSL certs, and updated the permashortid code so that Twitter doesn’t always link to the site for Notes
(http://monkinetic.blog txt-616cc03) (twitter.com/_/status/1245047062334324741)
#[LewisCowles][jgmac1106] I have an action, quite buried right now to look into known for some more S3 related Heroku changes. As-is heroku limits file uploads to 1MB, so I'd like to have some direct to S3 uploads by adding an endpoint, which checks someone is logged in.
#[LewisCowles]generates a pre-signed upload URL, which is time limited. It's not that much work. The hard part is setting aside time to find out how known is handling, routing, auth and hooking into uploads both FE and BE to avoid the heroku issues uploading.
#[jgmac1106]we think we will just follow the old set up...not gonna even try for schools now, just test with all my family blogs goign to do Beanstalk so we can use EB with a S3 backend and I can provision a bucket for each different district/account
#[jgmac1106]the coursebuilder plugin [mapkyca] working on is super cool
#[jgmac1106]may pilot it with goif network sessions
#[LewisCowles]You'll still need to support large files for upload right?
#LoqiIt looks like we don't have a page for "Dark Sky" yet. Would you like to create it? (Or just say "Dark Sky is ____", a sentence describing the term)
#aaronpkDark Sky is a [[weather]] API which some people use to show weather information on [[posts]]
#sknebelso hold onto your API keys if you rely on it right now
#[jgmac1106]ohh yeah, will tell [mapkyca] he can move it to a Known repo if he wants, all the code will have the same license and go right back to community
#[LewisCowles]I was more letting you know in-case you were linking to others who were confused by GitHub's 404 for private things
#[LewisCowles]I'm going to look at the 2FA plugin. I likely won't be looking for over a month
#[jgmac1106]I just forgot, want to take all of ReVIEW open source over next few months, just took over as primary stakeholder and have a few licensing issues first...and some ugly code I don't want people even attempting to use
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#[schmarty]glitch.com just launched "boosted" pricing. $10/mo ($8/mo if billed annually), quadruple the ram, double the disk space, apps that stay awake, and no rate limits.
#sknebelthat they don't need schema we had seen with other events already, right?
#[LewisCowles]> an investigation by ACM Queue put the figure [of sites using schema.org] at 31.3%, while a study by Bing and Catalyst found that just 17% of marketers *use Schema*.*org markup*
#[LewisCowles]Makes sense El-goog would like to support more than just under 1/3 of sites
#[jgmac1106]proper HTML and headings can go a long way with search engines
#sufjaI'm experiencing a very strange issue (to me), unsure what causes it, anyone able to see if they know?
#sufjaBasically, a user's second request to the same URL on my website gets cached and I've got no idea where the caching occurs and how to disable it
#sufjaIf I launch incognito mode, request the website, on the website I use PHP to store an entry in my DB then redirect the page to another website
#sufjaFirst request- it works. Entry's saved in the DB and the browser's then redirected to the other website
#sufjaSecond request, no entry in the DB and the page's redirected to the other website
#sufjaI assume either the browser's caching the response from the request and just serves that to the user (thus no entry in the DB), or the server does this, unsure what does this and how to disable it
#sknebeldoes the API tell you "we don't have data here"?
#sknebelor do you want to use something else because it might have better data?
#[LewisCowles]can you use something like NGINX + geoIP database to "guess" and pass-down state in headers, or pass an explicit location string when asking about weather?
#GWGsknebel: It would say, we don't have data here.
#sknebelthen I'd live with doing that "unnecessary" request and fallback to the other source if I get that answer