#dev 2021-08-09

2021-08-09 UTC
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[snarfed] [Sam_Butler] that's exactly the kind of thing we care about and work on here! We use domains and the web as our base layer that individuals can own and control, instead of DIDs, and we use techniques like rel-me and u-syndication to stitch together identities and posts from multiple places and silos
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[snarfed] Your proposal sounds like what lots of people here do, with eg POSSE and https://indieweb.org/nickname-cache and other techniques
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[snarfed] The one catch with your step # 3 is that some silos (eg Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn), limit their APIs and make it hard or impossible to automate posting to them, at least for small individual sites like ours
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GWG In my attempts to tweak my site, I am looking at maps that look good in dark mode
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sknebel oh interesting
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GWG sknebel: Well, you can load different map layers based on color
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[grantcodes] @GWG you can do that or go try out fancy css filter stuff, but that depends on how easy it is to style your map provider
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@iooner Vous auriez une idée de comment dev ça ? (Partie webmentions) cc @JasonRouet https://freek.dev/2024-how-to-render-markdown-with-perfectly-highlighted-code-snippets#webmentions (twitter.com/_/status/1424720785256615936)
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GWG [grantcodes]: I am exploring my options now
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GWG I don't think my current map looks so bad
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GWG I have issues with maps due API keys and TOS I have to handle
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[KevinMarks]1 quite a few of the leaflet tile providers have light/dark options https://leaflet-extras.github.io/leaflet-providers/preview/
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@nhoizey ↩️ J’ai des Webmentions sur tous les contenus de mon site, oui. Eleventy est top, facile à utiliser, et très ouvert, peu directif. Pour les Webmention, je suis parti de https://mxb.dev/blog/using-webmentions-on-static-sites/ (twitter.com/_/status/1424741641596846080)
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[KevinMarks]1 Jawg.Sunny vs Jawg.Matrix
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GWG [KevinMarks]1: I had Jawg open already as a possible option
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GWG Just need to review and decide
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[jacky] Jamietanna1: that's the assumption I took too!
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@RubygemsN authorio (0.8.3): Rails engine to add IndieAuth authentication endpoint functionality https://rubygems.org/gems/authorio (twitter.com/_/status/1424785601933418496)
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[fluffy] Hm, I just discovered that floated images inside a <figure> container can’t accept shape-outside styles, or at least it doesn’t work in Firefox or Safari. Anyone know why that’s behaving that way? If I replace the <figure> with a <div> the shape-outside works just fine.
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[fluffy] I had switched my image container tags from <div class=“images”> to <figure class=“images”> on my site for better semantic purposes, but that broke the handful of floated shaped images.
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[fluffy] Safari’s layout inspector still shows the shaped region around the image but it’s showing an additional blue rectangle that is closely cropped to the image extents instead, and text is wrapping to that. I have no idea what the blue bit is signifying, and it only appears for the image itself, not its container.
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[fluffy] oh, the same blue thing appears when I have it wrapped in a <div> but now the text is wrapping around the shaped border instead of the img’s extents.
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sknebel huh
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@iooner J’ai refait les peintures du blog. https://iooner.io/jai-refait-les-peintures-du-blog/ Au passage je teste les "webmentions" (twitter.com/_/status/1424801992468221955)
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[max] @GWG im am using carto black matter whichs looks quite nice in dark mode
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[max] you can also build your own osm tile server and create a custom style: https://switch2osm.org/serving-tiles/manually-building-a-tile-server-18-04-lts/
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GWG [max]: It's the 50gb that get to me
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[max] At geofabrik you can download partial osm data (https://download.geofabrik.de/). North america for example is 'just' 10gb
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aaronpk has gone down this rabbit hole before
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aaronpk not worth it
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GWG aaronpk, [max]: Sometimes I revisit an old rabbit hole, but not that one. If you add tile server + reverse geocoder you need a big machine
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Rattroupe aaronpk, do you know of any IndieAuth clients that request and use the profile and email scopes?
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hendursaga GWG: unless it's for a smaller region, like a state or two? I had an old computer running both a tile server & reverse geocoder and had no problems..
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GWG hendursaga: The question about it is how do I know what it has, and code a fallback? I may mostly be in the same place, but I used to travel elsewhere and may again
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hendursaga GWG: for that I just downloaded a poly file of state boundaries and if the request was outside of it, then fallback to some public server
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GWG That is on my list. Boundaries.
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hendursaga My next step would be to figure out how to combine multiple states or regions into one.
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GWG For now, I have a few other tweaks related to my dark mode, which prompted me to revisit this.
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aaronpk rattroupe: I don't remember off the top of my head, but I feel like a few of us built ones that did back at IWC Austin