#[snarfed]anyone know anything about the state of SNI support in server side libraries, esp webmention receivers?
#[snarfed]i’d love to revisit https://brid.gy/about#appspot and switch bridgy’s source mf2 URLs from appspot to brid.gy, but i have no idea how many users i’d break
#Loqi[Aaron Parecki] It's pretty amazing being able to go from an idea in your head to a finished product in just a day.
I've been spending some time learning 3D modeling and 3D printing and designed this modular stackable rack for these #BlackmagicDesign converter bo... https://aaronparecki.com/img/1240x0/2021/01/03/19/photo.jpg
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#[tantek]Following up from #indieweb yeah the “putting a flag in something” is certainly one of the counterproductive incentives at work in various “dweb” things, JS frameworks du jour, and perhaps OSS in general?
#[Raphael_Luckom]It's a space full of tension. on one hand, letting everyone have the ability to experiment and reinvent is one of my goals, not an antipattern. On the other hand, a lot of people who start out with the (correct) understanding that "technology wasn't built with me in mind, and I have a right to reconfigure it so that it respects my identity" fall into this trap, once they've finished reconfiguring, of thinking that they've done something
#[Raphael_Luckom]universal--that they've corrected an imbalance that was inherent in the _technology space_, and which everyone else should now use. The next thought, which I think a lot of people never get to, is "_I_ had to do all of these things because no one else was trustworthy to build for _me_--I should therefore assume that others will need to do the same because _I'm_ not trustworthy to build for _them_."
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#[chrisaldrich]that's interesting, I though Loqi++ would only increment/decrement karma if it came at the beginning or end of a line...
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#[Raphael_Luckom]I tend to do that by accident every so often. I try to avoid it but that one can stay 🙂
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#jackythis is a bit plumbing related but [schmarty], since you have a static site, I think you're in an interesting place to test 'real-time' stuff
#jackylike I'm guessing you have a websub hub exposed on your site
#jackyI think that a social reader that can also subscribe to your hub for new posts _can_ effectively listen for your changes and have that show up as feedback (in a way)
#jackythere's also the 'check the response from micropub' but _I think_ in this case, that works better if it's more of a synchronous process
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#[schmarty]jacky: good point that there are multiple ways to check for a new post going through! I was thinking micropub response (status code plus Location: header, then maybe checking for the permalink to resolve). Having the reader get near real-time updates from my feeds via websub is a neat idea as well as a challenge for me because I keep some things out of my main feed.
#[schmarty]tbh I'd be happy if the button just lit up for a second to acknowledge that I pressed it and it's doing something. 😂