[chrisbergr][snarfed] how does this work? Does blockpartyapp have a general list that is read and interpreted by Bridgy, or is it my authenticated twitter account that can then get blocks and mutes via blockpartyapp?
@hdvInspired by yesterday's @IndieWebCamp, I reorganised webmentions on my blog for likes and reposts to be a list of names rather than just output what looks like 'comment'. Through a couple of fairly ugly hacks, it saves lots of space! (twitter.com/_/status/1459087084174647304)
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aaronpkOoh that's a tricky one [tantek]... possibly yes, since I can imagine wanting to switch between phone while walking around and laptop while in the plane. Tho I might be willing to compromise and force myself to use only one
aaronpkThat part is timestamps, the big question is whether they're traditional Twitter threads where each in sequence is a reply to the next, or if they are more like a collection
jamietannaI recommend everyone has a play with it at some point - it's more stable than a lot of people say, and I've had fewer blockers than a friend on Ubuntu, but it's definitely worth installing on a secondary machine to start with instead of being your primary device - maybe start with a VM if possible, then you can try the install process more safely :D
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ZegnatDo we still have conneg anywhere in IndieAuth? I think it was all POST requests *always* being form encoded, and returned contents *always* being JSON encoded?
petermolnarif you value your sanity, just install plain old debian and use snap/flatpak for the shiny new stuff. Arch has the most incredible wiki in the linux world, but that thing is painful to set up & use as a daily workhorse imo.