Powerful testimony. Just because you don't understand someone's identity, it doesn't mean that their identity is invalid. It's not the responsibility of the trans community to educate you on what it means to be trans. If you don't understand, educate yourself before legislating.
MUST WATCH: Brandon Boulware, the father of a transgender daughter, testifies during a hearing asking Missouri lawmakers to stop discriminating against trans youth.
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So I’m working and I wanted to have someone up as I go about thangs.
I go to see @ChelseaBytes at https://www.twitch.tv/chelseabytes and SON - it is CROWDED!
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I've been thinking about how I want my site to work (and additionally how I'd like to share it with other people so they can get it running for their own use cases) over the last few weeks as I had my head down working on [Fortress](https://indieweb.org/Fortress). It's been some time (it'll be 5 years this October 17th!) since I've joined the IndieWeb - and began exploring more people-centric social networking systems in general so it's about time.
I’ve went from a Jekyll site to working on my newer site project. This is what cloc shows for the site currently:
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And now, to be honest, I’m thinking about blowing all of it away!
Hear me out - I’ve learned a lot about the IndieWeb by working on this and even more so about the general space of things and now I want to try out something different. Koype works as a ‘monolith’, it has the support for things like Webmentions, IndieAuth and what not. But currently, I haven’t given myself a lot of room to consider other things like templating or making it easy to extend. This is potentially an issue with the framework I chose to work on this project with but blaming the tools doesn’t really fix the problem.
As I’ve continued to work on my site, I’ve seen other projects from people grow and flourish. I envy the flexibility that others have as I kept rushing to cobble more features into my site without taking other parts of it seriously enough. I do have a plan though!
I want to see if I can refactor my site down to a point where it’s truly just a set of “parts”:
- a flexible Micropub server
- something like
silo.pub to handle syndication
- finishing up Lwa to act as a Webmention hub (as well as a WebSub hub, contacts manager, and mention feeds)
- getting Fortress ready with AutoAuth and provisioning protected content (feeds, posts, etc)
I think that once the basis of the above is in place, I can think more on how I want to handle other things like actually showing the site. I really don’t want to go back to static site generation because the build times for Jekyll really frustrated me and was only justified when I was only writing like blog posts. Since I plan to have my website be my identity, place and hub on the Web, that doesn’t work for me anymore. By refactoring Koype down to just the Micropub server (with some extra kicks, of course), I can go and use the same file storage for content as the backing for a very thin server that can act as the ‘front-end’ for my site. Having two apps running to work as my site is a bit weird but it gives me a bit of power in decoupling how I work on my presentation layer of my site without worrying about breaking how things in the background.
I can imagine this sounding so complex but oddly enough, it’s a lot simpler than the general state of Web development (React! ‘Serverless’! Service Workers! oh my! Offload-all-of-the-work-on-client-devices-because-why-not!). I am excited to start working on this too because it’ll be a lot easier to make progress with things too.
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"html": "<p class=\"p-summary\">I've been thinking about how I want my site to work (and additionally how I'd like to share it with other people so they can get it running for their own use cases) over the last few weeks as I had my head down working on [Fortress](https://indieweb.org/Fortress). It's been some time (it'll be 5 years this October 17th!) since I've joined the IndieWeb - and began exploring more people-centric social networking systems in general so it's about time.</p><p>I\u2019ve went from a Jekyll site to working on my <a href=\"https://koype.net\">newer site project</a>. This is what <a href=\"https://github.com/AlDanial/cloc\"><code>cloc</code></a> shows for the site currently:</p><pre><code> 595 text files.\n 583 unique files.\n 55 files ignored.\n\n\ngithub.com/AlDanial/cloc v 1.74 T=1.35 s (410.3 files/s, 48459.7 lines/s)\n--------------------------------------------------------------------------------\nLanguage files blank comment code\n--------------------------------------------------------------------------------\nElixir 336 4509 552 22526\nHTML 2 6009 0 13872\nJSON 43 0 0 13300\nEEx 44 3 3 1265\nliquid 78 16 8 1166\nSass 12 144 17 727\nVuejs Component 5 12 7 264\nYAML 3 23 45 257\nBourne Shell 17 82 19 225\nJavaScript 4 32 7 185\nCucumber 4 20 0 107\nPO File 1 21 19 57\nmake 4 8 0 32\nBourne Again Shell 1 1 0 2\nCSS 1 0 1 1\n--------------------------------------------------------------------------------\nSUM: 555 10880 678 53986\n--------------------------------------------------------------------------------</code></pre>\n<p>And now, to be honest, I\u2019m thinking about blowing all of it away!</p>\n<p>Hear me out - I\u2019ve learned a <em>lot</em> about the IndieWeb by working on this and even more so about the general space of things and now I want to try out something different. Koype works as a \u2018monolith\u2019, it has the support for things like <a href=\"https://www.w3.org/TR/webmention/\">Webmentions</a>, <a href=\"https://indieauth.spec.indieweb.org/\">IndieAuth</a> and what not. But currently, I haven\u2019t given myself a lot of room to consider other things like templating or making it easy to extend. This is potentially an issue with the framework I chose to work on this project with but blaming the tools doesn\u2019t really fix the problem.</p>\n<p>As I\u2019ve continued to work on my site, I\u2019ve seen other projects from people grow and flourish. I envy the flexibility that others have as I kept rushing to cobble more features into my site without taking other parts of it seriously enough. I do have a plan though!</p>\n<p>I want to see if I can refactor my site down to a point where it\u2019s truly just a set of \u201cparts\u201d:</p>\n<ul><li>a flexible Micropub server\n</li>\n<li>something like <code>silo.pub</code> to handle syndication\n</li>\n<li>finishing up Lwa to act as a Webmention hub (as well as a WebSub hub, contacts manager, and mention feeds)\n</li>\n<li>getting Fortress ready with AutoAuth and provisioning protected content (feeds, posts, etc)\n</li>\n</ul><p>I think that once the basis of the above is in place, I can think more on how I want to handle other things like <em>actually</em> showing the site. I <em>really</em> don\u2019t want to go back to static site generation because the build times for Jekyll really frustrated me and was only justified when I was only writing like blog posts. Since I plan to have my website be <em>my</em> identity, place and hub on the Web, that doesn\u2019t work for me anymore. By refactoring Koype down to just the Micropub server (with some extra kicks, of course), I can go and use the <em>same</em> file storage for content as the backing for a very thin server that can act as the \u2018front-end\u2019 for my site. Having two apps running to work as my site is a bit weird but it gives me a bit of power in decoupling how I work on my presentation layer of my site without worrying about breaking how things in the background.</p>\n<p>I can imagine this sounding so complex but oddly enough, it\u2019s <em>a lot</em> simpler than the general state of Web development (React! \u2018Serverless\u2019! Service Workers! oh my! Offload-all-of-the-work-on-client-devices-because-why-not!). I am excited to start working on this too because it\u2019ll be a lot easier to make progress with things too.</p>"
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I've been thinking about how I want my site to work (and additionally how I'd like to share it with other people so they can get it running for their own use cases) over the last few weeks as I had my head down working on [Fortress](https://indieweb.org/Fortress). It's been some time (it'll be 5 years this October 17th!) since I've joined the IndieWeb - and began exploring more people-centric social networking systems in general so it's about time.
I’ve went from a Jekyll site to working on my newer site project. This is what cloc shows for the site currently:
595 text files.
583 unique files.
55 files ignored.
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And now, to be honest, I’m thinking about blowing all of it away!
Hear me out - I’ve learned a lot about the IndieWeb by working on this and even more so about the general space of things and now I want to try out something different. Koype works as a ‘monolith’, it has the support for things like Webmentions, IndieAuth and what not. But currently, I haven’t given myself a lot of room to consider other things like templating or making it easy to extend. This is potentially an issue with the framework I chose to work on this project with but blaming the tools doesn’t really fix the problem.
As I’ve continued to work on my site, I’ve seen other projects from people grow and flourish. I envy the flexibility that others have as I kept rushing to cobble more features into my site without taking other parts of it seriously enough. I do have a plan though!
I want to see if I can refactor my site down to a point where it’s truly just a set of “parts”:
- a flexible Micropub server
- something like
silo.pub to handle syndication
- finishing up Lwa to act as a Webmention hub (as well as a WebSub hub, contacts manager, and mention feeds)
- getting Fortress ready with AutoAuth and provisioning protected content (feeds, posts, etc)
I think that once the basis of the above is in place, I can think more on how I want to handle other things like actually showing the site. I really don’t want to go back to static site generation because the build times for Jekyll really frustrated me and was only justified when I was only writing like blog posts. Since I plan to have my website be my identity, place and hub on the Web, that doesn’t work for me anymore. By refactoring Koype down to just the Micropub server (with some extra kicks, of course), I can go and use the same file storage for content as the backing for a very thin server that can act as the ‘front-end’ for my site. Having two apps running to work as my site is a bit weird but it gives me a bit of power in decoupling how I work on my presentation layer of my site without worrying about breaking how things in the background.
I can imagine this sounding so complex but oddly enough, it’s a lot simpler than the general state of Web development (React! ‘Serverless’! Service Workers! oh my! Offload-all-of-the-work-on-client-devices-because-why-not!). I am excited to start working on this too because it’ll be a lot easier to make progress with things too.
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I dare anyone to make an NFT of this tweet.
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Today I held my first @_whitefusion “Bored Meeting” 😜 to define upcoming Q2 projects.
Agenda, meeting notes, next steps, the whole nine yards.
Used @craftdocsapp to do it—and what a great experience it is! The colorful highlighting options are second to none. Huge recommend.
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New post: Notes: NFTs: crypto grifters try to scam artists, again beesbuzz.biz/blog/chatter/4…
#Blockchain #Horribleness #Scams
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I won’t spoil it, but the sound that happens at the end of this song is so funny. anothermichael.bandcamp.com/track/im-not-h…
Also this album is absolutely amazing.
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The Republican Party is the party of voter suppression. They've made various false claims about HR1, the "For The People" act. Republicans know that their agenda will lose if more Americans can easily vote.
This is what happens when the entities writing your disinformation campaigns start getting nervous
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Is it time to get a move on during eternal Caturday?
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Some really great reporting on the ongoing cultural issues inside Mailchimp, including a mind boggling story about the only female engineer, who's managers wanted her gone, but worried firing her would look sexist so they gave her projects outside her skillset / comfort zone:
NEW: I spoke to 30 current/former @Mailchimp employees about the company's "mass exodus of women + people of color. They described a culture of bullying and toxic leaders...
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Y’all my hair is so damn long and I need a haircut so much.
What do we think about risk of in person double masked haircut? Case numbers here are low. 20% of adults in my state are vaxxed.
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I have had to write multiple self-promotion essays in the last couple weeks. I was sorely tempted to steal from this oldie but goodie. humour.bluehaze.com.au/show.php?wk=19…
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Arielle convinced me to get a treadmill desk 2 weeks ago and now I'm an evangelist. "I’m not saying that it’s given me superpowers, but I’m not saying it hasn’t" = my thoughts exactly (though I also walk at 1.5, so I'm a slug)
OK, I wrote about the treadmill. wired.com/story/treadmil…
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Re-adopted my favorite word for another year. Thank you for everything, @wordnik! wordnik.com/words/skeleton
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There are gaps of logic here you could drive a Mack Truck through. I've never once thought of objects as "cells"…so the entire premise is screwy. I’ve also yet to meet a FP-style API I like. At all. (But maybe I’ve just not drunk the Elixir Kool-Aid yet…)
OOP Design Patterns Considered Harmful #ruby #rails suzdalnitski.com/oop-design-pat…
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For us internet geeks, this is the best one I’ve seen. BRAVO
What is a RSS feed but XML persevering?
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Did you know! If you're self employed or an independent contractor (and also a U.S. citizen / resident), you can apply for a PPP loan based on your 2019 income: uschamber.com/report/indepen…
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