[tantek]capjamesg, context? In general there are many tags that support the `title=` attribute. You may be seeing `<abbr title="abbreviation">abbr</abbr>` tags 🙂
[tantek]sure, that was why I suggested abbr. however since dfn was suggested I figured might as well show how with dfn you can do the "you hover and the cursor changes and a box shows" effect that he asked for
[0x3b0b][aciccarello]: That's something I'm putting a lot of thought into at the moment, because microblog.pub is basically an ActivityPub instance with some Indieweb support rather than an IndieWeb site with an ActivityPub compatibility layer, and in *some* ways that seems to make it more natural for me to interact with a Fediverse presence if there is one. But only some ways.
[0x3b0b]But either way, disregarding how long it took me to notice I'd made a simple syntax error, making the `/@0x3b0b` path that an auto-linker following convention would assume was my profile URL redirect to the same place webfinger would have said to look, instead of saying "Oops, there's nothing to see here," is just a quick location-block addition to my homeserver config. So I figured I'd make it work in case anything makes that
@jh3yy↩️ Also, I feel like there's definitely an article in this that I'm going to write up because I'm always a bit like "What am I signing up for here?"
You jus' signed into http://brid.gy with Twitter? Did you have to sign in again with Mastodon? And then Bridgy broadcasts? (twitter.com/_/status/1613781685124100098)
[KevinMarks]If you don't know about ftfy.readthedocs.io yet, then this is your heads up. I spent at least a year of my life dealing with this stuff, and that tool means that you don't have to, or at least have a way to debug data paths that lead to it.
starrwulfe[m]Oh wow. I spent pretty much a part of every day since I turned 22 dealing with it. I translate stuff back and forth between English and Japanese on the regular and 爆文字 is a way of life (and a source of income) for me
starrwulfe[m] - private use characters being used due to ASOK and JIS encodings that were never a part of ISO Unicode but somehow are still commonly seen in Japanese IT environments
[KevinMarks]Right, by "a year of my life" I was calculating cumulative time spent during the technorati crawler era and subsequent indie tools dev. It's always there somewhere.
[KevinMarks]It's a good framework for common issues, and you can extend it by adding new heuristics. Private use is tricky, as it assumes that you're in a utf8 domain, but may be tractable.
[KevinMarks]It can work as a backstop checker too - if running it over your text changes something, you may be missing a particular weird pathway (people can always paste misencoded text in). Also, it may catch posts discussing mojibake…
Loqicapjamesg: [tantek] left you a message 19 hours, 57 minutes ago: do you have the link for when this was discussed in chat? https://github.com/tantek/cassis/issues/36 Also I have made some improvements (not committed) like recognizing Masto-post-like URLs, you might have seen some of them in my recent reply-contexts on my home page. Would you want that too?
Loqinickname is a shorthand name or phrase that you will respond to, or use for people you are familiar with, instead of or in addition to actual given or family names, and represented by the p-nickname property in h-card https://indieweb.org/nickname
[KevinMarks]has anyone seen twitter api breakage with indieweb tools? a lot of clients broke overnight, but not sure if that was a blocklist, or an auth API glitch
aaronpkso what my code does is sees if the thing i'm replying to has a twitter syndication link, and if it does, it passes the post off to silopub to syndicate. what I don't understand is what caused silopub to post that as text instead of as a like
[tantek]that webmention anniversary post was A LOT more popular than I expected. literally more popular than all prior webmention anniversary posts I've made in the past. combined.
[tantek]!tell [snarfed] I saw this recently in Mastodon remote follow UX for the input box and I think it would be an improvement for Bridgy Fed dashboards as well: placeholder="Enter your username@domain you want to act from"
[tantek]!tell [snarfed] and obviously drop the "with your fediverse address" in the preceding microcopy, and make the input box bigger so it fits the placeholder
[0x3b0b]re: earlier chatter...I think I've been fortunate in my dealings with encoding in a professional context. I've had to adapt when other companies changed encoding without warning us (probably without realizing they had, really), but offhand I can't think of anything that's been more irritating than one regular delivery of an XML file where, when we pointed out their encoding wasn't to spec, they added the encoding to the preamble to
Loqi[preview] [Doug Bowman] @anildash @tantek.com Omg, trackbacks. I left that setting on after one of my upgrades once, and I’ll never forget the deluge of spam I had to wade through the next time I signed in. Hopefully we’ve evolved since then.
[jacky]but like if you use that bookmarklet to quickly favorite/etc, it seems like the associated token in it _doesn't_ expire if you attempt to hit "Sign Out", it effectively signs you back in
[tantek]alt text on that tweet above: image of a woman in an office somewhat motion blurred seemingly rushing toward an open door with text caption in all-caps of "I said I didn't want to be on the internet!"
[snarfed]if the main concern is that the token is still valid, that's expected in most systems, clients generally can't revoke tokens. it does exist here and there, but afaik it's rare
[jacky]I guess then seeing the "Sign Out" button confused me a bit because I wasn't sure if it was using the bookmarklet's token or the one in my current session
[jacky]I removed the post from my site (thank _God_ it wasn't submitted to IA yet) but now I'm still hunting for the token that it has that's allowing it to post to my site
LoqiIt looks like we don't have a page for "Image Capture" yet. Would you like to create it? (Or just say "Image Capture is ____", a sentence describing the term)