Well this is moving quickly! You can now spin up FedCM on your own website and log in to https://webmention.io thanks to this open source project from Sam Goto! This is so much better than having to type out your website or even email address when logging in! Full instructions here:
https://github.com/fedidcg/FedCM/issues/240#issuecomment-2118606184
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"text": "Over at Vox, Allie Volpe has a piece talking about a perennial topic for me: \u201cIf you want to belong, find a third place\u201c. Third spaces and their role in fostering a sense of connection and community I feel is pretty well understood at this point, yet despite the clear value for people (and the community), these sorts of spaces are constantly defunded and deprioritized. The way things are economically, there is a real sense that if you\u2019re not maximizing your profitability (reduce lingering, high customer rotation), you\u2019re not going to make it. (It\u2019s not an entirely unreasonable assumption, unfortunately.) Further, even public spaces (or semi-public \u2014 plaza courtyards, malls, et cetera) are set up to actively discourage spending time in them, and then get defunded when people stop using them precisely because the space has become hostile to humans.\n\n\n\nIt\u2019s all a bit maddening. But the article isn\u2019t all doom and gloom, and points out a number of actions people are taking to identify, use, and encourage third places. I also liked that they pointed out that a good third place is heterogeneous:\n\n\n\n\nAs\u00a0Oldenburg described them, third places are great equalizers, spots where regulars of different backgrounds and perspectives can mingle in a location that is comfortable, unpretentious, and low-cost.\nAllie Volpe, \u201cIf you want to belong, find a third place\u201c\n\n\n\n\nUnpretentious, low cost, and made up of people of different backgrounds and perspectives. Good goal for any space, in my opinion. We\u2019ve been traveling to a lot of different regions and cities around the country, and thinking about it, that describes a lot of the places we\u2019ve liked the most: places where folks live, aren\u2019t caught up in some sort of weird regional exceptionalism, and generally seem more willing to talk to you than to make assumptions. (I realize our experience might not always be what others experience on that front \u2013 we\u2019re white and are generally pretty \u201cpresentable\u201d, so we might get more of a pass than others.)\n\n\n\nJust some food for thought. As we figure out where we want to land after this walkabout wraps up, I think this is probably going to rattle around in the back of my brain, trying to consider where I feel like I could cultivate a third place that I\u2019d enjoy.",
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Just saw Five Iron Frenzy is playing in my backyard in August, and with Craig’s Brother! Didn’t know CB was still around. Looking forward to it.
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Pro tip: if you file taxes in the US, go get yourself an IRS PIN so someone can't fraudulently file taxes using your SSN trying to get your tax refund deposited in their account. Ask me how I know.
https://www.irs.gov/identity-theft-fraud-scams/get-an-identity-protection-pin
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I don't mean to brag, but
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This weekend I built a prototype of using FedCM for IndieAuth! This gets rid of the need to enter your domain when logging in to websites using IndieAuth! Demo video and notes here: https://aaronparecki.com/2024/05/12/3/fedcm-for-indieauth
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IndieWebCamp Düsseldorf took place this weekend, and I was inspired to work on a quick hack for demo day to show off a new feature I've been working on for IndieAuth.
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Woke up at midnight and went to the roof. Did not disappoint.
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For #webDevelopers who like to try out pre-release features in #browsers, in addition to the numerous #Firefox experimental features which everyone has access to in Nightly Builds (as documented by MDN¹) did you know that #Mozilla also has Origin Trials?
Instructions and how to participate on the Mozilla Wiki:
https://wiki.mozilla.org/Origin_Trials
In addition, we’ve linked to the #originTrial documentation pages of #GoogleChrome and #MicrosoftEdge if you want to check those out. Linkbacks welcome of course.
#webDev #originTrials #webBrowser #webBrowsers
References:
¹ https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Mozilla/Firefox/Experimental_features
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Going through an emotional rough patch earlier this week, and then (in an unconnected happenstance) watching Gran Turismo (I’d missed seeing the movie when it first came out in theaters), it started to dawn on me how much I’ve begun to value my “offline identity” relative to my “online identity”. Online, I talk about all the things I pontificate about on social media, blogs, podcasts, etc., and I write lots of code. Offline, I walk/cycle/scoot ( #micromobility has become very important to me!), meet new people, enjoy live music, and engage in a variety of activities with my #family in and around #Portland.
Somehow, the “juice” I get out of life is trending in that direction: IRL. The reason Gran Turismo got me musing on this is because prior to this year, I’d never thought of myself as an “athlete”…never thought of myself as a “fitness buff”.
I think that’s changing. And for this once-chubby nerd, it’s super weird! 😅 But super fun.
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