IndieWeb

alicebartlett.co.uk/blog/weaknotes-1

Weaknotes 1

I really like Alice’s updates.

I think I’ll do weaknotes. Some collections of notes. Sometimes. Not very well written probably. Generally written with the urgency of someone who is waiting for a baby wake up.

#weaknotes #writing #publishing #sharing #indieweb #blogs #blogging #observations

September 6, 2018 11:35am +00:00

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mcmanus.io/notes/2018/09/05/hello-world!

Eddie Hinkle eddiehinkle.com

Very cool! I’ve been playing around with AWS Lambda as well and have my own hopes for getting my Micropub and other endpoints onto it!

September 5, 2018 10:08pm -04:00

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www.manton.org

Homebrew Website Club this evening in Austin. Join us at Mozart’s Coffee (6:30pm - 7:30pm) to chat about the IndieWeb. Also a good time to work on your own web site or ask questions about Micro.blog.

September 5, 2018 12:37pm -05:00

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daringfireball.net/linked/2018/09/04/medium-domain-name

Daring Fireball: Medium Deprecates Custom Domains Service

I know many people love Medium’s editing interface, but I just can’t believe that so many writers and publications have turned toward a single centralized commercial entity as a proposed solution to what ails the publishing industry. There is tremendous strength in independence and decentralization.

#medium #writing #publishing #indieweb #independence #decentralisation #domains #urls #longevity #digital #preservation

September 5, 2018 7:09am +00:00

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I don’t hang out on the internet

September 4, 2018 7:03am -07:00

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We went online together, not alone.\nSo I never really looked online for social connection or community. Later, in college, people were more mature, open-minded, and actually interested in tech \u2013 at least in the Bay Area \u2013 so I had a full social life. That continued afterward with work, friends, and activities. I spent plenty of time online, but not to make new friends or find a community I was missing.\nThat\u2019s continued to this day. My news reader and social network feeds are dominated by people I know in real life. I\u2019ve met people online, in open source and elsewhere, but those relationships often remain functional. Hey, your thing has a bug! Argh, thanks. I disagree with something you wrote! Interesting, good point.\nThis is all fine. It probably wouldn\u2019t even strike me as interesting or worth writing about, except I\u2019ve spent a decent chunk of my free time in the IndieWeb, a direct offshoot of the Gen-X online natives. 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micro.blog/cleverdevil/855794

Eddie Hinkle eddiehinkle.com

Yeah, I don’t think it’s wrong, just interesting to note. Helps think through what UX areas need to be refined on the direct IndieWeb tools 🙂

September 4, 2018 12:44am -04:00

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micro.blog/miklb/855757

Eddie Hinkle eddiehinkle.com

Its always interesting to see where replies to my posts originate from because I POSSE my replies to Twitter and Micro.blog and of course send IndieWeb replies via webmention. So when someone like you or @cleverdevil has the same POSSE’d post on all the services it’s funny to see where the replies come from (Indie Reply, Micro.blog or Twitter) 🤔 either because of push notifications or ease of replying you both tend to use Micro.blog

September 4, 2018 12:33am -04:00

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miklb.com/blog/2018/09/03/4318/

Eddie Hinkle eddiehinkle.com

That’s definitely something I’d like to add to iOS… I don’t really know how often I would use them though. And Micropub/mf2 is still a little confusing around implementation on those to me, and I’ve never felt the compulsion to look in-depth at it.

September 4, 2018 12:23am -04:00

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micro.blog/manton/855732

Eddie Hinkle eddiehinkle.com

That’s a good suggestion. I’ll add that to my Micro.blog IndieAuth help page: “first log in to Micro.blog in Safari, then open Indigenous”. Thanks!

September 4, 2018 12:19am -04:00

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micro.blog/matpacker/855690

Eddie Hinkle eddiehinkle.com

Hmm yeah that’s tricky. Okay, so the email you get has two “buttons”: Sign in to Micro.blog and Open in Micro.blog for iOS. The top one should log you in via the web browser and the second should log you in the M.b iOS app. So you would want to select the top button to login via Safari. Then if you go back to Indigenous, cancel the login and enter your url again, it should allow you to approve Indigenous rather than enter your email. (cc/ @manton for visibility on potential IndieAuth workflow pitfalls)

September 4, 2018 12:06am -04:00

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micro.blog/matpacker/855300

Eddie Hinkle eddiehinkle.com

You mention, I appear! 💨 am I a Genie? Haha! So Indigenous uses IndieAuth for its authentication. This page explains the different blog platforms that support IndieAuth. If you’re using a Micro.blog-hosted blog, then IndieAuth support is already built in. Just enter your blog’s url (not your profile url) on the login form (https://indigenous.abode.pub/ios/help/)

September 3, 2018 11:38pm -04:00

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Aaron Parecki aaronparecki.com

This is a good post (from 2015) and is equally relevant to Mastodon as it is Twitter http://natdudley.com/blog/twitter-ux-and-bullying/ #indieweb

#indieweb

September 3, 2018 8:29pm -07:00

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www.manton.org

Austin folks interested in the IndieWeb, blogging, Micro.blog, or building your own web site… The next Homebrew Website Club meetup is this Wendesday, 6:30pm at Mozart’s Coffee. Hope to see you there!

September 3, 2018 1:53pm -05:00

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twitter.com/aaronpk/status/1036275156191068160

Michael Bishop miklb.com

Testing a reply from admin vs micropub

September 3, 2018 5:46pm -04:00

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Michael Bishop miklb.com

The one thing missing from micropub clients is “quote tweets”. WP plus post-kinds plugin supports them, but not sure who else does.

September 3, 2018 11:30am -04:00

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www.patrickrhone.net/4480-2/

Your “thread” should have been a blog post…

I’m telling you this stuff is often too important and worthy to be owned by an algorithm and lost in the stream.

#twitter #threads #indieweb #digital #preservation #ownership #publishing #personal #blogs #blogging #writing #sharing

September 2, 2018 4:58pm +00:00

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Weaknotes 1

Daring Fireball: Medium Deprecates Custom Domains Service

Hello, end of summer

I don’t hang out on the internet

Your “thread” should have been a blog post…