#dev 2020-12-22

2020-12-22 UTC
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petermolnar skippy_: I host my DNS there, but that's not too interesting.
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petermolnar but it has a decent API to alter DNS records, making it a good option for those self-hosting from a dynamic IP
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petermolnar !tell [snarfed] my issue with fed.brid.gy vs mastoson.social is back, but from https://fed.brid.gy/responses it looks like I'm not the only one; example here: https://fed.brid.gy/log?key=https%3A%2F%2Fpetermolnar.net%2Fnote%2Fmy-image-wall%2F+https%3A%2F%2Fmastodon.social%2Finbox&start_time=1608635021
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petermolnar I made sure the webfinger redirect is working and in place; I even checked what else mastodon might be fetching from me, but there was nothing.
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Loqi Ok, I'll tell them that when I see them next
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[snarfed] petermolnar ugh, sorry. mastodon, whee
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petermolnar do not ever apologise for providing a magical free service, [snarfed], please
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[Raphael_Luckom] Does anyone have a rationale for when to make a new bucket (aws, gcp etc) vs when to use a new prefix in a bucket you already have?
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skippy_ if you think you'll do bucket-level operations on all object sin said bucket. Like, "move all of /2009 to cold storage".
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[Raphael_Luckom] I had that thought too...but are there really bucket-level operations that can't also be prefix-operations _within_ a bucket? Like `aws s3 cp <s3://examplebucket/foo> --recursive` .
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[Raphael_Luckom] Access-control seems to likewise work with bucket paths as well as whole buckets
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skippy_ sure. i think it depends on how you do your tasks. buckets are organizational, not really functional.
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[Raphael_Luckom] I store lambda code in a bucket--I use the same bucket for all the lambdas I use. That's been working fine so far...but I have different log buckets for my test site vs my "prod" site. The idea of mixing test and prod infrastructure by using a single log bucket for both is kinda scary, but given that I can apply different access control within the bucket, I think that fear may be mostly superstition.
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[Raphael_Luckom] so far the only fact I've found that seems relevant is that there's a limit on # of buckets (100, extendable to 1K) within an account. But I'm not near that limit.
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aaronpk so gargron did a great job of writing up what is required for owncast to "join" the fediverse, essentially pushing "live now" updates out via activitypub
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aaronpk https://github.com/owncast/owncast/issues/458#issuecomment-745634829
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Loqi [Gargron] What you need to become part of the fediverse: - `/.well-known/webfinger` that responds to queries and points to - `/actor`, a JSON response with properties such as `preferredUsername`, `inbox` and some others - `/inbox` which accepts POST reque...
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aaronpk what would be a similar writeup to get that feature into an indieweb reader?
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aaronpk i suppose the whole page would be an h-entry with the published date being the date the stream started, then that would be able to be subscribed to in a reader?
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aaronpk then the addition of websub could make that realtime
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jacky it can be
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jacky the thing is, would you want things like "who's live now?" to be a 'sticky' post on the reader (might be a UI question)
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aaronpk I imagine it might look like... stories
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jacky lolol
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@axuan25 ↩️ I'm just being picky on the lib name :P If we're using terminology such as "User Info" or "Login" in the context of OAuth2, then it's mostly likely is OIDC (or IndieAuth). (twitter.com/_/status/1341454057383182337)
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[tantek] what is live now
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Loqi It looks like we don't have a page for "live now" yet. Would you like to create it? (Or just say "live now is ____", a sentence describing the term)
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[snarfed] woo, first backfed IG comment from Bridgy browser extension: https://snarfed.org/2020-11-13_42333#comment-2789126
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aaronpk wow that was fast [snarfed]++
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Loqi [snarfed] has 32 karma in this channel over the last year (54 in all channels)
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Loqi snarfed
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[Raphael_Luckom] I couldn't quite think through my question about how to use buckets, so I wrote a post about state storage generally to see if it helped organize my thoughts: https://raphaelluckom.com/posts/thinking_about_state.html
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[snarfed] any IG users missing Bridgy backfeed and want to try it out? alpha quality, obviously
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gRegorLove [snarfed], extension is showing enabled on brid.gy and instagram.com. I don't think I have any new comments that weren't backfed already, if that matters
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gRegorLove only blocked requests I'm seeing are intneral, graph.instagram.com
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[snarfed] thanks gRegorLove!
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[snarfed] is this chrome or firefox?
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gRegorLove Chrome
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[snarfed] heh ok
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[snarfed] i’ll debug
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[snarfed] k i have work to do in chrome. feel free to try firefox, or i’ll get back to you when chrome is more reliable
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gRegorLove Sure, I'll check out Firefox
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[snarfed] :pra
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[snarfed] er 🙏