#indiewebcamp 2015-06-14

2015-06-14 UTC
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kylewm
aaronpk: flask-themes2 has an extremely intermittent bug that errors out on rendering like once a day, haven't tracked it down yet
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aaronpk
haha weird
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aaronpk
how about the general use of it? I'm considering using something similar in PHP
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gRegorLove
I'm getting ready to release (beta) my ProcessWire plugin. Thoughts/recommendations on which license to use?
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Loqi
slack/snarfed: i like public domain
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Loqi
slack/snarfed: or cc0/unlicense to be international friendly
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gRegorLove
reading up on ProcessWire GPL2 and whether it applies to the modules
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gRegorLove
The ProcessWire author apparently doesn't consider modules to extend ProcessWire, but talk to it via the API, so I think I can use any license
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gRegorLove
cc0/unlicense apparently illegal in Germany? Hm. http://programmers.stackexchange.com/a/147120
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Loqi
slack/tantek: Agreed with snarled. CC0.
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Loqi
slack/tantek: Somehow I wouldn't take legal advice from stackexchange. Just saying.
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Loqi
slack/tantek: Besides, if there's a real problem then Creative Commons's lawyers should fix or respond to it.
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Loqi
slack/tantek: <@U03QUGLJS> not snarled lol
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Loqi
slack/aaronpk: You can always dual license it
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Loqi
slack/aaronpk: My recommendation would be CC0 as well as Apache
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Loqi
slack/aaronpk: Definitely do not only release it under the wtfpl... Trust me
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gRegorLove
What are the advantages of dual licensing CC0 and Apache?
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gRegorLove
What is CC0?
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Loqi
CC0 is an abbreviation for Creative Commons Zero and an internationally-aware form of a public domain declaration https://indiewebcamp.com/CC0
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Loqi
slack/aaronpk: gRegorLove: as the author of code, by default you own the copyright and nobody else can use it even if they have it. By choosing an "open source" license you are explicitly saying *how* people are allowed to use your code.
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Loqi
slack/aaronpk: If you choose one license you are saying "this is the only way you are allowed to use this"
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Loqi
slack/aaronpk: Since not all countries actually agree on copyright law, (as illustrated by that stackoverflow link about Germany and CC0), it can be useful to allow people to use your code under more than one license
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Loqi
slack/aaronpk: If someone looks at a project and it's only available under CC0, but that country/company/whatever doesn't recognize it, then they won't be able to use the code
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Loqi
slack/aaronpk: because if they used it they'd be violating the copyright since unless otherwise specified the code is copyright by you and nobody else can use it
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Loqi
slack/aaronpk: So, dual licensing (or more than 2) is saying "you can use this code this way or this way or this way" and people will take their pick based on their own constraints
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Loqi
slack/aaronpk: Of course IANAL so whatever
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acegiak
morning, all
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Loqi
acegiak: GWG left you a message 11 hours, 56 minutes ago: I'm having trouble figuring out where a <p> is coming from when I output comment_text. Any ideas? http://indiewebcamp.com/irc/2015-06-13/line/1434212144757
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acegiak
!tell GWG: wordpress adds <p>s to things all the time. Found a fix here: https://wordpress.org/support/topic/does-comment_text-add-a-set-of-ltpgtltpgt-tags-around-comments
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Loqi
Ok, I'll tell them that when I see them next
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Zegnat
Good morning all
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tommorris.org
edited /2015/Brighton (+194) "/* Participating */ +me"
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GWG
!tell acegiak I figured I'd have to do some custom calls
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Loqi
GWG: acegiak left you a message 8 hours, 2 minutes ago: wordpress adds <p>s to things all the time. Found a fix here: https://wordpress.org/support/topic/does-comment_text-add-a-set-of-ltpgtltpgt-tags-around-comments http://indiewebcamp.com/irc/2015-06-13/line/1434255289637
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Loqi
Ok, I'll tell them that when I see them next
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acegiak
GWG: morning, lol
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Loqi
acegiak: GWG left you a message 33 seconds ago: I figured I'd have to do some custom calls http://indiewebcamp.com/irc/2015-06-14/line/1434284260282
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GWG
acegiak: I just arrived home after a 11 hour flight. I'm going to take a nap.
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acegiak
good plan!
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acegiak
I'm just doing a test run of some amygdala changes before bed myself
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GWG
acegiak: Either way, I looked at the comment code and the Semantic Linkbacks code. I need to stare at it a bit more.
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GWG
I also am curious what snarfed did. I think he did a custom comment template
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GWG
Simple is hard, by the way.
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acegiak
as far as the semantic linkbacks code it's super barebones and doesn't handle things like updating the salmention comments or avatars or anything
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acegiak
GWG: simple UX is hard code, simple code is hard UX
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GWG
acegiak: I'm talking about the section that generates the improved comment text.
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acegiak
code exists to do the hard work for UX. We could all tap out ones and zeros into an ethernet cable but people have done the hard work on code that means we don't have to
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GWG
Example: "Bob favorited this Article on twitter.com"
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acegiak
oh yeah
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acegiak
tricky
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GWG
The code doesn't rewrite the comment. It is generated dynamically on the fly. So, if you turn off the plugin, it reverts
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acegiak
oh wow
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acegiak
right yeah
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jonnybarnes
My short domain is a .so domain
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jonnybarnes
received an email recently from iwantmyname that .so domains are increasing in price from $14.99 to $99!
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jonnybarnes
That’s a lot
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jonnybarnes
Zegnat: :(
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vanderven.se martijn
edited /short-domains (+322) "/* so */ Price increase from $14.99 to $99!"
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Zegnat
Added to the wiki, thanks jonnybarnes!
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Breadbasket
Greetings. I am trying out fedwiki
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@sikkdays
@jeena Do you know anyone using Known, the indieweb-like service? https://withknown.com/
(twitter.com/_/status/610115350126956545)
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dym_cx
!tell benwerd [suggestion] compile a list of some sites using withknown
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Loqi
Ok, I'll tell them that when I see them next
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Loqi
slack/snarfed: GWG did you see my link to <https://snarfed.org/functions.php.txt> ?
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Zegnat
what is known?
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Loqi
Known is an open publishing / community platform project https://indiewebcamp.com/Known
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GWG
snarfed: Now I have.
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Breadbasket
I installed fedwiki on heroku, and am trying to repeat the process while writing a guide (http://young-wave-8167.herokuapp.com/view/welcome-visitors/view/heroku) to verify the process. Turns out, I got something wrong the second time (http://secure-chamber-2706.herokuapp.com/) missing CSS and JS
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Breadbasket
if anyone wants to run a wiki with no JS and CSS... and no editing... they can follow those instructions
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@sikkdays
@jeena No worries. It seems to be using the principles of indieweb, so I wondered if you bumped into any users that way.
(twitter.com/_/status/610138363589296129)
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@hagengraf
Ich frickel schon den ganzen Nachmittag in Sachen blog & indieweb aber es haut mit den Webmentions in WordPress nicht richtig hin #ibrn :(
(twitter.com/_/status/610143764259147777)
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@aaronpk
Only 26 days until IndieWebCamp! http://indiewebcamp.com/2015 This year in Portland and Brighton!
(twitter.com/_/status/610144430209654784)
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Loqi
[mention] Aaron Parecki posted 'Only 26 days until IndieWebCamp! http://indiewebcamp.com/2015 This year in Portland and Brighton!' linking to http://indiewebcamp.com/2015 (https://aaronparecki.com/notes/2015/06/14/1/indiewebcamp)
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@indiewebcamp
RT @aaronpk: Only 26 days until IndieWebCamp! http://indiewebcamp.com/2015 This year in Portland and Brighton!
(twitter.com/_/status/610144679703613440)
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@adactio
RT @aaronpk: Only 26 days until IndieWebCamp! http://indiewebcamp.com/2015 This year in Portland and Brighton!
(twitter.com/_/status/610146210138202113)
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Loqi
[bridgy] Cody Peterson favorited a tweet that linked to http://indiewebcamp.com/2015 (https://twitter.com/aaronpk/status/610144430209654784)
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Loqi
[bridgy] Jeremy Keith retweeted a tweet that linked to http://indiewebcamp.com/2015 (https://twitter.com/adactio/status/610146210138202113)
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@skry
RT @aaronpk: Only 26 days until IndieWebCamp! http://indiewebcamp.com/2015 This year in Portland and Brighton!
(twitter.com/_/status/610148891997016064)
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Loqi
[bridgy] Séamus Smyth favorited a tweet that linked to http://indiewebcamp.com/2015 (https://twitter.com/aaronpk/status/610144430209654784)
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@withknown
@Dropt3x We'd love that. It should be relatively simple, too, using Micropub: https://indiewebcamp.com/Micropub
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Loqi
[mention] Ben Werdmuller commented '@Dropt3x We'd love that. It should be relatively simple, too, using Micropub: https://indiewebcamp.com/Micropub' on a post that linked to https://indiewebcamp.com/Micropub (http://stream.withknown.com/2015/dropt3x-wed-love-that-it-should-be-relatively-simple-too)
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@schnarfed
RT @aaronpk: Only 26 days until IndieWebCamp! http://indiewebcamp.com/2015 This year in Portland and Brighton!
(twitter.com/_/status/610157137457582080)
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Loqi
[bridgy] Thomas Dunlap favorited a tweet that linked to http://indiewebcamp.com/2015 (https://twitter.com/aaronpk/status/610144430209654784)
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Loqi
[bridgy] Joschi Kuphal 吉 favorited a tweet that linked to http://indiewebcamp.com/2015 (https://twitter.com/aaronpk/status/610144430209654784)
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@ChrisAldrich
One of my tweets (and posts) was used to illustrate some functionality in @withknown http://petersell.com/2015/retweeten-mit-known-withknowncom #indieweb
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aaronpk
I am attempting to re-implement my micropub endpoint to be completely unaware of post types and vocabulary
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KartikPrabhu
aaronpk: so it will go by just the property values it recieves?
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KartikPrabhu
urgh i-before-e-except-after-c
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aaronpk
yeah, just creates and manages post files, but doesn't care what's in them
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KartikPrabhu
so you have switched to /file-storage ?
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aaronpk
i've always had file storage
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KartikPrabhu
oh cool. I didn't know that.
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aaronpk
but i'm switching to a slightly different storage scheme that doesn't segment by post type
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KartikPrabhu
a question since you do file-per-post, how do you generate feed pages? Dynamically everytime?
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aaronpk
all my posts are indexed in a database, so i can query the DB by various aspects to generate feed pages
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KartikPrabhu
aah cool so primary storage in files but DB for indexing
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aaronpk
yeah, no content is in the database at all, just things like date, tags, etc
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KartikPrabhu
I might adopt that hybrid approach specially since my URLs don't have dates in them :P
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aaronpk
i like that pattern a lot
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KartikPrabhu
so if I understand this correctly, when I see your homepage, it is querying the DB for the relevant posts and then querying all the post files for the content?
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KartikPrabhu
i would have expected i/o queries for so many separate files to slow it down but your homepage is pretty fast
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aaronpk
yeah, the OS can cache disk reads so it's not really a big deal
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aaronpk
none of the files are particularly big either
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KartikPrabhu
i see good to know.
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aaronpk
the thing that was killing me before I had the database was doing directory scans to build the feed lists
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KartikPrabhu
yes. that is what I was afraid of too
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KartikPrabhu
but I like the hybrid approach
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KartikPrabhu
i some sense my artlces work like that at the moment. summary is stored in DB but the actual article content is a file
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aaronpk
yeah I was debating doing some of that as well, like post name and summary in the DB, but in the end the disk access is fast enough it would just make it more complicated
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KartikPrabhu
possibly. i might experiment with notes first since they are easier and then change the article stuff. or like you get rid of such distinctions in storage
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KartikPrabhu
but must think of a cool thing to show off for IWC :P
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KartikPrabhu
was contemplating inline notes writing interface, but that needs a bunch of auth code that I don't have
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KartikPrabhu
kylewm: do you know of a python lib for doing all this indieauth stuff that I can use/steal ?
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aaronpk
hm, i'm wondering how much vocab-specific validation I should be doing on the micropub endpoint
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kylewm
KartikPrabhu: which side of indieauth?
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aaronpk
I think I might whitelist some "non-content properties" like "published","category", and require at least one non-content property
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KartikPrabhu
kylewm: the whole thingie. ummm let's see I make a login button and your website field and it does the whole indieauth dance for me
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KartikPrabhu
's brain is not big enough to parse the whole auth-landscape
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kylewm
flask-micropub can help with the client part, but it would have to be adapted to not-flask
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KartikPrabhu
ok will look into it
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kylewm
doesn't bear have a lib for this?
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KartikPrabhu
hmmm maybe
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KartikPrabhu
I even suggested the name!
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KartikPrabhu
bear: what do you think of separating the indieauth stuff from the micropub stuff in ninka?
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kylewm
so with flask-micropub, you can call authenticate, and it won't do anything with micropub https://github.com/kylewm/flask-micropub/blob/master/flask_micropub.py#L56
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KartikPrabhu
kylewm: thanks. will look into it. might be easier to adopt ninka than to un-flask flask-micropub
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GWG
Anyone have what they think is a great example of displaying a like received as a webmention?
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GWG
A display not a facepile style?
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KartikPrabhu
GWG: text-first design. <this person> likes this post
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KartikPrabhu
enhance from there
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KartikPrabhu
admittedly though facepiles look nice they don't follow text-first design
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snarfed
i don't know that text first design says you have to to always render as text
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snarfed
progressive enhancement applies
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snarfed
you just start by designing the text representation first
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KartikPrabhu
snarfed: yes. that is what I meant
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snarfed
ie the top priority
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KartikPrabhu
facepiles only show avatars no related text as "likes this post"
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KartikPrabhu
would like thoughts on how to enhance text-first likes to become facepiles
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snarfed
but again, that's fine as part of text first design, as long as there's a text fallback when you can't render images
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snarfed
render images when you can, text when you can't, e.g. some notifications, SMS, text mode browsers)
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KartikPrabhu
snarfed: what to do with the text while converting it to facepiles? display:none?
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snarfed
or keep it, or transform it, up to you
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KartikPrabhu
must think more on this
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snarfed
all i'm saying is, if i understand it right, text first design doesn't necessarily mean you *have* to always show text
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snarfed
anyawy
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GWG
I'm in the planning stages. That's where I stare at as many good examples to decide how I will implement.
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tantek
hello from #yxyy!
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Loqi
tantek: csarven left you a message 1 day, 11 hours ago: Surely you've considered "ttkme:t4bV1" or "ttk.me/ t4bV1" instead of "ttk.me t4bV1"? http://indiewebcamp.com/irc/2015-06-13/line/1434191986556
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Loqi
tantek: csarven left you a message 1 day, 11 hours ago: .. and why bother with short URLs? <Insert Cool URIs arguments here> http://indiewebcamp.com/irc/2015-06-13/line/1434192176437
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Loqi
tantek: csarven left you a message 1 day, 10 hours ago: ..Made a typo; meant to say "ttk.me/t4bV1" (without space) http://indiewebcamp.com/irc/2015-06-13/line/1434196755357
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Loqi
tantek: aaronpk left you a message 1 day, 1 hour ago: let me know what you think of the new header on the wiki http://indiewebcamp.com/irc/2015-06-13/line/1434225972386
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tantek
!tell csarven all your /permashortcitation related questions already on the wiki in either "Why" sections or FAQs.
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Loqi
Ok, I'll tell them that when I see them next
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tantek_
greetings from #yxyy!
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KartikPrabhu
oh no there are 2 tantek's at #yxyy!
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GWG
What is yxyy?
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tantek
YxYY (yxyy.us) is an annual creatives-focused conference in Palm Springs where participants brainstorm and create sessions onsite (BarCamp style) on any subject.
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tantek
YxYY is yxyy.us an annual creatives-focused conference in Palm Springs where participants brainstorm and create sessions onsite (BarCamp style) on any subject.
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aaronpk
what is YxYY?
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loqi.me
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tantek
race condition ^^^ ?
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aaronpk
oh funny, wonder why the parends messsed that up
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aaronpk
parens*
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tantek
too much before the "is"
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tantek
interesting, on the Ace wifi the interactive web IRC logs work to *send* to the server, but do not get realtime updates
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aaronpk
hopes realtime updates didn't break
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tantek
probably has to do with the different ports each uses?
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aaronpk
looks like it did break
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tantek
aaronpk++ nice new header! with RSVP (call to) action buttons!
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Loqi
aaronpk has 842 karma
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aaronpk
oh..just only works on https because of CORS header stuff
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tantek
aaronpk: if that's true, perhaps /irc/today should redirect to the https version of today's logs?
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aaronpk
nah just fixed the header
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aaronpk
now it works on http! \o/
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tantek__
now on https on interactive web IRC logs and updates work great
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aaronpk
would it be safe to say that the properties author, date created, and date published are required on every post?
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tantek
required in what context?
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tantek
all microformats2 properties are optional
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tantek
which means, it is always the obligation of all *consuming code* to figure out something reasonable to do when properties are absent. ALWAYS.
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aaronpk
yeah. i guess this is more of an internal thing then
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tantek
from a UX perspective, such burdens MUST always be put on the consuming code, *NEVER* on the publisher
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tantek
because when you put such burdens on publishers you get a worse UI (too many always visible form fields, compared to Twitter's one simple textbox), you get CRAP for data (e.g. 90210 for zip codes etc.), and you get lots of confusion from publishers who get bad validator feedback about errors in their templates (tons of tweets / blog posts about "required property fn" not found in hCard in google's validator)
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tantek
aaronpk - where can we document this general phenomenon so that it is more discoverable by more programmers writing consuming code?
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tantek
because the "can we make such and such required" type questions do come up a lot.
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aaronpk
what are required properties?
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tantek
required properties are an anti-pattern that has been solved with [[microformats2]] - originally the result of unfortunate parsing/consuming code centric assumptions, often captured in IETF RFCs (like vCard, Atom) and propagated (like into classic microformats) that put undue burdens on publishers and result in a worse UI, poor data, and publisher confusion.
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loqi.me
created /required_properties (+387) "prompted by aaronpk https://indiewebcamp.com/irc/2015-06-14/line/1434321008144 and dfn added by tantek"
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tantek
tries using #knownchat to answer a question from the "Own Your Online Identity & Stuff" #YxYY session
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tantek
!tell benwerd, kylewm is there a built-in Connected Service to propagate Known posts automatically to Tumblr?
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Loqi
Ok, I'll tell them that when I see them next
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tantek
wonders if Bridgy supports Tumblr
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tantek
reads https://www.brid.gy/about#silos and doesn't find the answer (specifically backfeed from Tumblr, and Bridgy Publish POSSE *to* Tumblr)
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rhiaro
aaronpk: my micropub endpoint fills in published date and author if they're missing, and my templates won't render anything without a published date
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aaronpk
rhiaro: yeah that's what i'm thinking basicallyt
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rhiaro
though I was also thinking of removing auto-pubdate and having individual post templates happy with no pub date, so I can have public drafts that don't appear in any feed pages
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rhiaro
ie. they won't show up on tag pages, date pages, homepage etc, but I can still see them individually. Rather than having an explicit draft flag
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aaronpk
interesting idea
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rhiaro
I'd probably need to add created date
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aaronpk
i'm adding explicit created vs published date now
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rhiaro
I started deprecating linkedin today by adding backdate posts for entries on my cv :) rhiaro.co.uk/tag/cv
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rhiaro
one day I might pull through interactions from linkedin buuuuut I completely ignore them currently so maybe not
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aaronpk
woohoo
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rhiaro
I like the idea of getting references/recommendations by asking people to reply to the post for the specific position
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tantek
what is created date?
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rhiaro
btw does anyone use h-resume? There are no examples in the wild listed on the mf wiki
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rhiaro
it crossed my mind, but I'd have to add more template logic so I decided not to bother
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GWG
rhiaro: I'm thinking of it, as it is time for me to update mine.
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KartikPrabhu
rhiaro: I am trying to use it on my resume which isn't public at the moment due to incompleteness
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aaronpk
created date is the date a post was authored, which may be different from the date the post was published, such as when a post is authored offline and published later
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loqi.me
created /created_date (+193) "prompted by tantek https://indiewebcamp.com/irc/2015-06-14/line/1434322572646 and dfn added by aaronpk"
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tantek
I agree with your software automatically setting the create date upon first save or first typing content into a text box or first saying "new post".
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tantek
would be interesting what such implicit hints you use
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aaronpk
upon reviewing my giant collection of different kinds of posts, I also realized that I sometimes want to use different properties to determine the date that is in the URL and filename
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aaronpk
most of the time, I want the created date as the URL (not the published date)
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rhiaro
why's that?
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Loqi
gives aaronpk the created date as the URL
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rhiaro
oh for when you write a backlog offline I guess
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aaronpk
because then my date permalinks actually show what happened that day
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aaronpk
however, for posts that contain a date of their own (events, sleep, travel, bike rides, etc), I want the URL to be the date the thing happens
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Loqi
gives aaronpk the URL to be the date the thing happens
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rhiaro
I struggled a bit with this for travel plans
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aaronpk
because the date I created the event post is not as important as the date the event happens
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rhiaro
for a while they didn't have published dates, just start and end dates
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rhiaro
but I added published dates, so they show up when I created them in the homepage feed (ie. when I 'made' that travel plan) but on the /travel and /calendar pages start dates are used for sorting
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rhiaro
and events actually
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aaronpk
yep that's basically where i'm going with this
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snarfed
tantek: sorry no, no bridgy backfeed from or publish to tumblr
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rhiaro
is your new mp endpoint going to accept json?
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aaronpk
rhiaro: yeah
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snarfed
tumblr support is just for receiving and sending webmentions: https://www.brid.gy/about#blogs
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rhiaro
aaronpk: are you going to update quill to post json? or make a new client?
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aaronpk
i'm still going to accept form-encoded posts for creating things
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rhiaro
yeah, makes sense
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aaronpk
i'll update quill to support editing later, but not going to change it for now
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aaronpk
hmm, typing that out in english was useful. I think I just figured out how to write the code for this
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rhiaro
for which part?
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aaronpk
if the post has a start date, use that for building the filename and URL, otherwise use the publish date
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aaronpk
s/publish/created
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Loqi
aaronpk meant to say: if the post has a start date, use that for building the filename and URL, otherwise use the created date
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aaronpk
is trying to avoid creating a hierarchy of classes for post types again
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tantek
hierarchyofclasses--
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Loqi
hierarchyofclasses has -1 karma
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tantek
what is Tumblr
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Loqi
Tumblr is a popular content hosting silo, especially for found images & video, that explicitly supports multiple types of posts, and through free domain mapping, a content hosting service as well https://indiewebcamp.com/Tumblr
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snarfed
fwiw, https://silo.pub/ offers micropub support for tumblr
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aaronpk
hehehe silo.pub is the best domain
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tantek
snarfed - but that's a bit more involved than Bridgy Publish webmention style support
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snarfed
yup! just saying.
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tantek
what is silo.pub?
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Loqi
silo.pub is a Micropub endpoint for hosted blogs like Tumblr, WordPress.com, and Blogger https://indiewebcamp.com/silo.pub
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tantek
snarfed: does anyone do that currently?
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snarfed
tantek: that? micropub to tumblr? i assume so. kylewm runs silo.pub; he'd know
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snarfed
maybe KevinMarks?
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edited /Tumblr (+297) "silo pub to Tumblr"
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tantek
snarfed, kylewm, KevinMarks well if you can confirm it one way or another - please edit/add to https://indiewebcamp.com/Tumblr#silo_pub_to_Tumblr
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tantek
goes to search bridgy issues
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KevinMarks
I have micropubbed to tumblr, yes
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KevinMarks
I haven't set it up to posse that way yet
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tantek
have you manually POSSEd to Tumblr via silo.pub?
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tantek
and if so, could you provide permalinks of the original and the POSSE copy
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edited /Tumblr (+217) "/* POSSE to Tumblr */ Bridgy Publish POSSE to Tumblr - not yet, but referenced gh issue with call to action to help add that support"
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tantek.com
edited /Tumblr (+169) "/* Bridgy Publish POSSE to Tumblr */ link gh issue Bridgy Publish response to Tumblr permalinks, to Tumblr itself"
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snarfed
tantek: thanks! maybe a dupe of https://github.com/snarfed/bridgy/issues/272 though?
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tantek
snarfed - nope - see latest update - 272 is a *very* specific request
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tantek
to POSSE response to Tumblr permalinks, natively on Tumblr itself
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snarfed
ah, 272 is responses/interactions but not original posts. ok
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KevinMarks
Quill deletes the text after posting, so changing auth to repost was fiddly
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tantek
KevinMarks: note that your Known permalink lacks a rel-syndication URL to the POSSE copy on Tumblr
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edited /Tumblr (+1550) "/* POSSE to Tumblr */ a few more specific instances of Bridgy Publish 272, add reply to Tumblr posts POSSE and POSSE Replies to Tumblr subsections, note KevinMarks manual POSSE to Tumblr example"
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tantek
ok I think I just captured all that
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tantek
Thanks for the quick responses snarfed, KevinMarks !
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tantek
and with that our #YxYY session on Owning your Online Identity & Stuff is a wrap! Thanks everyone! It's pool time
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aaronpk
cannot for the life of me figure out why Ican't catch this exception. Lumen seems to be catching it first
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KevinMarks
Right, because I was doing it manually
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poka
ar x /pool/main/d/DGAF.deb && tar -xzvf data.tar.gz
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