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#[jeremycherfas]One of my treasured memories is filming the Orange NJ marching band playing The Sash My Father Wore on St Patrick's Day in New York City.
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#[jeremycherfas]dgold Thanks. Nobody there seemed in the least bit concerned about it. Mind you, this was 1982. In other news for today, May the road rise up etc etc. If you want me tonight, I'll be at the Irish Embassy to the Holy See.
#dgoldjeremy - its a joke, from the TV series 'The Wire'
#dgoldhas never heard of actual sectarian strife surrounding Whiskey
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#martymcguire[m]thanks chrisaldrich for testing out Screech with his Known site! i learned a lot about Known and I have made a first-pass at supporting audio uploads via micropub through the built-in IndiePub plugin.
#[cleverdevil]I mean, not without acting as a fork, which actually might not be a bad idea at this point.
#aaronpki just mean is there some amount of prep of the release that's a lot of work that is making ben take a while to do it, that someone else could help with?
#[chrisaldrich]I recall kylewm saying that a new release would be dropping sometime shortly. I think it's now been more than a year since 0.9.2 was released.
#aaronpklike if all he had to do was merge a PR that prepped the release....?
#[chrisaldrich]But that was also before benwerd made his most recent change.
#[cleverdevil]To be fair, there's plenty of activity going on in GitHub, and I know that there's at least one major change (moving from TinyMCE to Quill) that just landed recently.
#[chrisaldrich]two 100 days projects simultaneously can certainly burn you out...
#aaronpkinterestingly i would not describe what i'm currently feeling as "burnout"
#[cleverdevil]I'm also seriously considering starting to work on the NextCloud News app to make it an IndieWeb-reader (with the ability to post to my site via micropub).
#[cleverdevil]Much more modern than most of the other feed aggregators and readers out there.
#[cleverdevil]Only major downside for me right now is that it doesn't support the Fever API.
#[chrisaldrich]feed /reader s are certainly a major missing piece of the indieweb.
#[chrisaldrich]though if some of the "commercial" readers would support micropub, that issue might disappear as an itch for many
#[cleverdevil]I actually think they're also one of the biggest market opportunities.
#aaronpki'm still unsatisfied with how existing readers work in general, for similar reasons as to why i shut down Monocle
#[cleverdevil]Its sort of why I think Micro.blog is so important – its essentially providing both critical mass of compliant IndieWeb sites *and* a simple IndieWeb-compliant reader.
#[chrisaldrich]Feedly was one of the big winners when google reader shut down. It's probably got the largest list of features in its competitive group.
#[cleverdevil]I don't think its quite enough, but getting some of these aggregators/readers to support IndieWeb would be huge.
#[chrisaldrich]supporting micropub would be a huge first step certainly.