takev[m]aaronpk (@freenode_aaronpk:matrix.org): I probably could have been more clear. I meant on pages like h-recipe, which are just a stub and a link. I just think frames have potential for cross referencing info.
aaronpkah yeah the mf2 vocabularies. I dunno if frames are the right solution though, seems like linking out is enough. it makes it clear there is little indieweb usage of that mf2 vocab
aaronpkthe indieweb usage of microformats ends up with a whole bunch of different post types all using mf2 h-entry. photos, notes, articles, replies, checkins, etc.
[LewisCowles]The only thing that will continue to aggravate me (besides peddling kids walled gardens); will be people turning up to the event sick, coughing etc or attempting to make unwanted bodily contact (which is any)
[LewisCowles][jgmac1106] missing the S off is the reason. The provider you linked yesterday had the same thing, but upon reading they mentioned they recommend sFTP and I was happy and silent on the issue.
[LewisCowles]Having a distribution that doesn't hate all it's users was the original way to deploy I'm aware of. Filesystem snapshots. As complexity creeps up services become more than a single binary or collection of PHP files, it becomes harder, and people using the tool poorly lead to a conflation of the tooling being poor, to their bad experience being a bad experience, or one suited to a particular type of system (distributed monolith)
[LewisCowles]The other problem with it as a distribution mechanism is that it assumes everything is ready to run and there are semi-automatic migrations, vendoring etc. Technically that isn't a limitation, rather a higher bar, most developers are not used to.
[LewisCowles]Tantek, this one is a pi-jam, but we've had a hackathon in the past, which I'm happy helped or put significant progress towards helping people with dementia.
[LewisCowles]The most valuable part of the hackathon was a non-attendee I know, was able to pair up with an attendee to advance their charity offering and get some publicity and recognition for all the hard work they've put in for years.
LoqiFTP is an abbreviation for File Transfer Protocol, a way to move files for a website or application to a different machine (like your webserver) https://indieweb.org/FTP
jamietanna[m]Any idea why there are two images from HWC Nottingham on the newsletter / event post, aaronpk? Could it be both the twitter and original post mentioning the event?
aaronpkjamietanna[m]: okay i found the bug and i'm fixing it now. basically if it ever received a webmention from an existing url, it would keep adding photos it found in that page
[jgmac1106][LewisCowles]...noo it triggered a memory of trading shows and dat tapes...for the first time folks were liberated from the "generation" issue of cassette trading
aaronpkbut the good news is i just stopped my website from sending webmentions to your home page so the occurrences of this should be reduced anyway :)
[tantek]aaronpk [schmarty] I tried to setup a simple two step shortcut and it didn’t even work and no one here had any debugging advice either so I gave up
aaronpk> Participants of HWC San Francisco pose in two rows in front of a large screen displaying an 80s style Homebrew Website Club logo in the commons room at Mozilla San Francisco.
[manton]FYI, I'm sending out a survey to IndieWebCamp Austin people, mostly to get some extra feedback that'll help us make changes for next year, since we're leaning toward a new venue, etc.
LoqiJust generated this week's newsletter! You still have a few minutes to make changes, and I'll re-generate it 10 minutes before it gets sent out at 3pm Pacific time. https://indieweb.org/this-week/2020-03-06.html
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