capjamesg[d][KevinMarks] Indeed. I am likely going to treat them as what one would call a "backlink" right now, acknowledging that not all sites in the engine support sending likes.
capjamesg[d]sknebel I want to run my web crawler across multiple threads. concurrent.futures is working well (it doesn't crash, it's super fast, is indexing content) but I don't know how to add another job to work on after all initial jobs are complete.
capjamesg[d]So I can crawl the URLs in a sitemap but every time I want to schedule a new future for a URL that was just discovered, nothing seems to happen.
capjamesg[d]If you have any tips on adding a queue to any multithreading tool in python (doesn't necessarily have to be concurrent.futures) that would be great.
capjamesg[d]print("{} not indexed, added".format(item)) runs so I know that new URLs are added but after the initial jobs the new ones that were supposed to be run don't run.
[jacky]I'm asking because I have a case where I want my site to have tokens to interact with other little things (like my Webmention server or Micropub server) but I'm not sure how to begin that request flow or hint to the IndieAuth server that it should only expect things to come from certain sources
[jacky]Hm okay. I guess I'm being slightly paranoid then - to assume that someone else from a different IP has the token would be enough to assume it to be compromised
[jacky]Yeah, though, I think I'm going to drop the IP requirements and make it into a hostname thing mainly because I know it'll be very likely to change
LoqiIt looks like we don't have a page for "everyone working on today" yet. Would you like to create it? (Or just say "everyone working on today is ____", a sentence describing the term)
aaronpki've been wanting a feature in aperture to enable this kind ofthing, where you can configure a particular channel to show only the latest post from each subscription
capjamesg[d]I don't think most people would care about "James is working" or "James is sleeping" or "James is chatting away in Discord" but some people would 😄
Loqistatus is typically short for status update, though may also refer to the use of post status in Micropub, or indicating whether an event is cancelled or has some other event status https://indieweb.org/status
[chrisaldrich]How much better the world might be if only he'd followed a more design oriented path with those curlicues instead of quadrupling down surveillance capitalism...