#dev 2022-08-29

2022-08-29 UTC
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[snarfed] example in the wild of a non-webmention.io HTTP 201 response with a Location header pointing to a status URL (JSON, not HTML, but still): https://mi.within.website/api/webmention/01GBKJYHQYHR7R2QZCS38C7FWF
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@mikevdev So I think I may need to add some filtering to webmention-handler. realised that it's currently possible for duplicate likes from the same user at the moment... Will add it to the issue tracker when I get home... #opensource #webdev #webmentions #indieweb (twitter.com/_/status/1564247624533909507)
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[manton] @GWG I expect OpenStreetMap has a list of types somewhere… You can get a feel for it by looking at the Meridian config file I’m using. It’s not complete yet, just a first attempt to make sense of place types. https://github.com/meridianplaces/meridian/blob/main/config/types.json
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[manton] I’ve basically been going through city neighborhoods and making notes of the type of data I think should be included. It’s a little subjective.
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[schmarty] aaronpk: do you have an example anywhere of using your p3k/HTTP client to upload file data from a stream rather than a local file?
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aaronpk hmmmMMMmm
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[schmarty] i leaned into using it as an abstraction while kind of reverse-LEGO-ing some PHP micropub clients (including Monocle) and i'm at the point of handling micropub media requests which i figure could basically be streamed to the media endpoint without stopping on disk.
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[schmarty] and i kind of fell through the abstraction and wondering if i should just use bare curl or something for this case.
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aaronpk i don't remember how this works tbh
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[schmarty] at default settings i'd say it's mostly a shorthand to make curl calls simpler by making them just URL / headers / body. however it allows some kind of overriding to use _something else_ instead of curl. i got a little lost looking at it.
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[schmarty] anyhoo your answer definitely helps lol
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aaronpk the Stream class is a wrapper around the file_get_contents function which has a bunch of different options than curl
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aaronpk but i'm not sure there is a proper hook to override how it uses file_get_contents by default either
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[snarfed] I have an example of this in Python, but I assume that wouldn't help 😁
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[schmarty] [snarfed] lol this is coming up as i am porting my old python2.7 micropub clients to PHP 😅
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[schmarty] thanks for looking aaronpk! i'll try to make a test case and see if i can figure something out.
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@joejenett RT @the.dailywebthing.com@fed.brid.gy “Free and Open Source RSS/Atom Reader for macOS” https://fed.brid.gy/r/https://the.dailywebthing.com/free-and-open-source-rss-atom-reader-for-macos/ https://fed.brid.gy/r/https://the.dailywebthing.com/free-and-open-source-rss-atom-reader-for-macos/ (twitter.com/_/status/1564286987397484553)
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[tantek]4 is that the first retweet of Bridgy Fed? 😂
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[snarfed] hah no
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[snarfed] those redirect links are an artifact of AP interop. I try hard to hide them, but occasionally they show up user visible
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capjamesg Has anyone seen this? https://www.ssh-audit.com/
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capjamesg "NIST P-curves are possibly back-doored by the U.S. National Security Agency. Score reduced by 2."
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[schmarty] Hadn't seen the ssh audit tool. Makes sense! Kinda like Qualys SSL/TLS tools for https setups.
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[schmarty] the NIST curve possible back door I did know about because I am a neerrrdddd
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[schmarty] (if I recall, there are some hard-coded constants in the algorithm and someone showed it's possible to pick your constants in a way that let's you easily break the encryption. and nobody can prove that someone didn't do that thing with these constants 🤷‍♂️)
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capjamesg Oh wow.
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[snarfed] has anyone seen anything other than an F? I haven't yet
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aaronpk what is AMP?
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Loqi Accelerated Mobile Pages (AMP) is a Google-led project that (often) speeds up a subset of HTML through caching and dependencies on Google infrastructure https://indieweb.org/AMP
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aaronpk AMP << https://twitter.com/kurtgessler/status/1563158709848551426
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Loqi ok, I added "https://twitter.com/kurtgessler/status/1563158709848551426" to the "See Also" section of /Accelerated_Mobile_Pages https://indieweb.org/wiki/index.php?diff=83126&oldid=77579
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