Loqi[mblaney] the only reason I mentioned your h-feed is that I tried subscribing to it in my reader and it didn't display any posts because there were no u-url's on the h-entry's.
kaushalmodimeta question.. how is each user's handle hyperlinked to their domain? (I see those hyperlinked handles on chat.indieweb.org). How do I associate my handle to my domain?
sknebel!tell aaronpk if a microsub server sees a post has been updated (e.g. it gets a websub notification about that), how does it tell the microsub client about that happening?
@marcthiele↩️ Nothing special and exactly what is written in the bridgy documentation. One line of code in the header and then one line to integrate the webmentions below your post (plus the styling you want to use of course) (twitter.com/_/status/979670824516014080)
@kevinmarks↩️ I agree that we don't need to keep reinventing protocols. DNS and web serving are decentralized and robust. We can layer protocols on top for social subscription and notification - WebPub, WebMention and more #indieweb ones (twitter.com/_/status/979675798679445505)
[kaushal_modi]mblaney: Thanks for the test! The only thing remaining is the p-name parsing now. Zegnat++ and aaronpk++ have updated the php-mf2 library to support HTML5 too. The pin13.net/mf2 site has also be updated to use the updated library and so now https://pin13.net/mf2/?url=https%3A%2F%2Fscripter.co parses the p-name in h-feed correctly.
sknebel!tell grantcodes: together sees the channel list from my microsub server, but I can't switch channels away from the notification channel and it appears as if it doesn't even send requests to get the timeline for those when I try
Loqiaaronpk: sknebel left you a message 6 hours, 12 minutes ago: if a microsub server sees a post has been updated (e.g. it gets a websub notification about that), how does it tell the microsub client about that happening?
aaronpkgood question. there isn't a mechanism for that right now. it kind of assumes clients are "dumb" and only cache the data they get from the microsub server.
[cleverdevil]Speaking of microsub... I was visiting [snarfed] in SF earlier this week, and got into a discussion about some things I'd like to be able to add to Together, [aaronpk].
[cleverdevil]I was thinking it'd be good for Microsub to make it clear to readers whether or not a particular item has interactions (or even supports interactions).
[cleverdevil]So, the idea would be that when I publish something, I could make it private in my website, but toggle syndication to a friend or family member's microsub server.
aaronpkthe more webby version of that is that you create either a separate feed where posts to friends-only show up and it requires authentication to view, or your main feed shows additional items when fetched with authentication
sknebelaaronpk: hm, not so easy right now. I can make a dummy that shows the problem if you want, but it seems pretty clear that uid's with slashes in them are the problem
tantekand then I wrote custom POSSE to Twitter code for my indie events that posts an semi-structured event summary to Twitter, with the venue @-name serving as a convenient text-readable @-venue = "at venue"
tantekaaronpk, so that's how I got away with it minimally, just a URL field for venue for me to manually enter, and then the rest is automatic from the code
sknebelGWG: yeah, lookups like that have been proposed a few times but I don't know any implementation (tags, nicknames, venues are the ones that come to mind)
aaronpki like showing a map preview on my website, so i need to either store the latlng, or generate the map once from the address lookup and store the image
Loqi[gRegor Morrill] Facebook, I have never even heard of these organizations much less been a customer. I manually removed at least 100 of these from my Ad Preferences page recently and now there are these 15. What are you doing?
kaushalmodiAbout plus codes, forgot to add that that example showed just Newyork; you can zoom down to a city block level resolution by adding the trailing 2 characters
kaushalmodiOne last thing about + codes: *if* you use Google Maps, you can long press on any location (Android app at least) to get that point's plus code
tantekaaronpk, as a geo expert, WDYT of this "The square size of 3m x 3m is consistent across the globe" - from what I know I have a hard time understanding how that's possible in any reasonable transformation / projection
Loqiexport (specifically, How to export your data) in the context of the indieweb refers to the ability to download some or all of your data from a site, typically from a silo, though also for CMS or site migration https://indieweb.org/how_to_export
[kevinmarks]I went through a lot of this geo stuff earlier this week. Leaflet is very easy, and has a great choice of image tile sources. What3words is worse in every way than geo urls. If you want a good name to lat long service or vice versa use foursquare
skippyoh, interesting. even the tweets from 2018 in this export have the same date format as the 2009 ones: "created_at" : "2018-03-01 14:24:51 +0000",
skippyObtaining granary from [email protected]:snarfed/oauth-dropins.git#egg=granary Cloning [email protected]:snarfed/oauth-dropins.git to ./src/granary Running setup.py (path:/Users/smerrill/Downloads/twitter/src/granary/setup.py) egg_info for package granary produced metadata for project name oauth-dropins. Fix your #egg=granary fragments.
sknebeldealing with feeds that are not in channels is something I'll have to figure out, not sure what I want to do there. either synthesize a catchall channel, or turn each of them into their own channel. UI and model just don't match up, at least with the microsub readers we have now