#aaronpkoh hey their office is just around the corner from me, i should go yell at them tomorrow
#[0x3b0b]That reminds me, I should make time to yell at a cloud. I'm starting to feel old enough for it.
#[0x3b0b]I think I might vaguely remember gulp being a thing that inspired in me the sentiment of "and I'm supposed to use this instead of just npm by itself why, exactly?" but then I never actually got started trying what I'd been going to do with one of them at all, so I didn't get to make any practical comparison of the experience.
#[tantek]aaronpk, if you do, please re-enact the simpson's "old man yells at ..." meme if they have a sign on their office
#aaronpkoh darn i think it's a different company, navisite vs "navi site"
#aaronpkoh i see, the parent company of ClearDB was just acquired at the beginning of this year, now they're shutting down that product
#aaronpkdarn, i was looking forward to taking of photo of me yelling at the cloud
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#[qubyte]I wonder if they’ll pop out the drive your shard is on for you. Maybe you can take the database home!
#[mattl]i've only taken my server drives home a couple times
#catgirlin.spacei just have my server drives at home all the time
#catgirlin.spacewell my parents' home now :( i don't have a home lab here... yet...
#[tantek]aaronpk, the update of websub.rocks reminded me, do you think it is worth doing a errata incorporation / maintenance update of the WebSub spec? I noticed there's quite a few open issues we could Process and incorporate into a revision. https://github.com/w3c/websub/issues
#[tantek]asking to understand better how much I should push for inclusion in the Social Web WG charter, as an independent work item (probably won't require much if any group discussion time for bug fixes)
#aaronpkhmm, i haven't paid much attention to that recently
#aaronpki feel like what's really missing is some actual dialogue between the editors and anyone who is actively publishing and consuming websub. i suspect it's mostly in the podcast space now, and it would be nice to hear from anyone involved in that software
#[tantek]or frankly any of the folks who implemented hubs since the spec shipped
#aaronpkyeah, i just don't know of any other communities actively using it
#aaronpki feel like even in the indieweb sphere there has been declining use
#[tantek]one "real world" use-case that I can think of that I haven't seen yet is Microsub servers using Websub (as a subscriber) to get realtime updates from people publishing on their blogs
#[tantek]and then presumably the Microsub server could push those updates in real time to Microsub clients
#[tantek]but I don't know if anyone has implemented that workflow
#[tantek]I believe that would be necessary to get Mastodon-client like experience with reading
#aaronpkaperture does use websub for feed fetching
#aaronpkbut monocle doesn't do any polling or realtime to the microsub server for feeds, only to show notification dots for channels
#aaronpkthat was partly because I don't actually want feeds to infinitely scroll out from under me, and partly because it was extra work
#[tantek]ah! Aperture consuming Websub is a good enough use-case for publishers to publish Websub
#[tantek]how do Microsub clients in general receive realtime updates from a Microsub server? and how does that compare to how Mastodon servers push updates to Mastodon clients? (presumably Mastodon clients aren't constantly polling Mastodon servers)
#aaronpkIt's not exactly new, I'm actually not sure why it has seemingly had such a slow uptake
#GWGMicrosub in general has had a slow uptake disappointingly
#aaronpkmaybe the JS framework frenzy of 2010-2020 stunted its adoption. Everyone was preoccupied with websockets and whatever. SSE never seemed to get as much of the limelight
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#catgirlin.spacemy girlfriend wanted to use websockets on our project instead of server sent events. had to convince her that server sent events were better for our use case 😭
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