#LoqiAn icon in the context of the indieweb typically refers to a home page icon for an indieweb site, or small decorative images to indicate types of posts https://indieweb.org/icons
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#[tantek]dang, Fry's has shut down. that's the end of an indie (hardware) dev era for sure, after earlier shut down by Radio Shack (and in Silicon Valley, Weird Stuff Warehouse)
#jackygoes around breaking clients to confirm ideas
#jackythe authorization endpoint _is_ where it should be, it seems
#jackyit makes sense for it to be on the token endpoint as well - mainly to issue .. tokens
#aaronpkthe different in indieauth is whether the client is asking for an access token or whether it's asking for the user's identity URL
#aaronpkit kind of grew out of the fact that access tokens weren't even part of the original use case for indieauth, so there was only one endpoint to start with
#Seirdyyeah the indieweb is a great example of an open platform that addresses pretty much everything except usability in that article and its predecessor, "Whatsapp and the domestication of users"
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#[cleverdevil]Here is my work-in-progress for my HealthKit data sync service, which I am calling ‘health lake’
#aaronpkmight encourage me to actually use apps that write stuff to healthkit now
#[cleverdevil]Same. I actually got a few weeks into attempting to build it myself last year, and then lost interest after I remembered that I am not a Swift programmer :)
#vilhalmerfor $2 I will buy it on the chance I end up getting around to it
#aaronpk[cleverdevil]: lol me too. except i got as far as looking up API docs for healthkit 😂
#[cleverdevil]Heh, I even had it pulling some of the metrics, but the API for HealthKit is sort of hard to understand, at least for my feeble little brain :P
#[cleverdevil]The thing I like about my approach is that all of the data is stored in flat JSON files in S3.,
#aaronpkyeah i'm gonna see what it looks like to store mine as files next to my posts
#[cleverdevil]It could just as easily be done on-disk, but you lose the ability to query it with SQL unless you ingest into something like SQLite or MySQL, which starts to get to be a PITA.
#aaronpki started doing some of that already to show the little productivity graphs on my site
#[cleverdevil]I am pretty delighted with the design I came up with on my /health page.
#[cleverdevil]I need to link it from the site now that I am happy with it.
#[cleverdevil]The animated activity rings are :chefs-kiss:
#[cleverdevil](I found those on some random website, and can’t find it anymore).
#[cleverdevil]Yeah, its definitely a challenge. Apple has the advantage of this highly integrated platform, which granted is a bit of a walled garden, but I will give them credit that basically everything you need to own your own data has an API that you can use.
#jackybut yeah, I have a friend that's like the iOS queen as far as I know and she's mentioned that it's kinda hard to see out once you're in and that a lot of what you want can be grabbed quickly
#[snarfed]jacky: hmm it actually uses the last AP’s result; it doesn’t require all to succeed. it’s suspicious that telegraph doesn’t show an HTTP status. it took 25s, i suspect telegraph just timed out