#stream 2023-04-13

2023-04-13 UTC
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Loqi [martymcgui.re] This is probably relevant only to very few people and likely only for myself the next time I think up an idea along these lines.... (https://martymcgui.re/2023/04/12/indieweb-dev-note-microsub-isnt-a-general-purpose-storage-api/)
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Loqi [social.linux.pizza/@jackie] New Blog Post! Resources to find cool indie sites #indieweb https://jackie.technologists.cloud/posts/cool-indie-sites/ (https://social.linux.pizza/@jackie/110189741022792586)
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[tantek] [schmarty]++ good detailed analysis & thought process post. I actually really enjoy posts like that.
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[KevinMarks] You could do a special purpose feed munger - the unmung model is pretty much feedparser plus a jinja2 template. That would likely work OK in a lambda or cloud function.
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[KevinMarks] You can see the parameters in the raw json, so adding them would be template tweaks http://www.unmung.com/feed?feed=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.youtube.com%2Ffeeds%2Fvideos.xml%3Fchannel_id%3DUCco4TTt7ikz9xnB35HrD5gQ&raw=on
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[tantek] -> #indieweb-dev where presumably this conversation was happening
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@jevdemon Reminds me a bit of the IndieWeb movement. This is why standards are a good thing. I despise the term "cloudless" btw. https://www.oreilly.com/radar/the-paradigm-shift-to-cloudless-computing/ (twitter.com/_/status/1646561759078264832)
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@jevdemon Reminds me a bit of the IndieWeb movement. This is why standards are a good thing. I despise the term "cloudless" btw. https://www.oreilly.com/radar/the-paradigm-shift-to-cloudless-computing/ (twitter.com/_/status/1646565149409411096)
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sknebel "Cloudless is tractable now that enough people are familiar with cryptographic signing, and key-handling infrastructure has become part of the browser." <doubt>
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Loqi [front-end.social/@keithjgrant] I'm toying with the idea of splitting my #IndieWeb notes off my main site/repository and hosting them separately on a subdomain.Has anybody else taken this approach? Is it worth the up-front overhead of copying/basically building a second site to house them? (https://front-end.social/@keithjgrant/110193169281170101)
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