Vika fireburn.ru

Why a centralized Microsub server might be a good idea

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        "text": "Even though we have a lot of trouble with SPOA when @aaronpk breaks something accidentally, I think a centralized Microsub server could do some stuff that could be tricky to accomplish without it.\nCentralized feed fetching\nIf one server fetches and sorts feeds for several people, we get a reduction of bandwidth for popular websites, which may be important in IndieWeb because some people like me host their sites on a low-power machines such as a Raspberry Pi.\nAlso we get some degree of anonymization for public feeds because feed is fetched only once without revealing the IP address of a person reading it - only the Microsub service owner\u2019s IP is revealed.\nRecommendation feeds\nA Microsub server hosting several people\u2019s feeds would be able to match categories that people are reading often and recommend blogs that post often with the same categories. \nThis one could be done with an external service too. It would also have the advantage of being able to work across Microsub servers, but may be not integrated so well.\nThe workflow I\u2019ve envisioned requires a Microsub client that could subscribe you to a person by clicking on a button near their author card:\n1. The user goes to a special \u201crecommended\u201d feed\n2. The server gives them a preassembled feed of posts matching following criteria: author isn\u2019t in any other feeds and the post tags are similar to tags appearing on the user\u2019s feeds.\n3. The user reads the feed and if they\u2019re interested in a person, they click on their h-card and the reader prompts them to subscribe to this person.\nCategory feeds\nA variation on the previous one: the user could subscribe to a category instead of a URL, and the server would be able to construct a feed of all posts it knows of with the same category.\nThis one, though, could also be replicated by syndication and external feed services.",
        "html": "<p>Even though we have a lot of trouble with <a href=\"https://indieweb.org/SPOA\">SPOA</a> when <a href=\"https://aaronparecki.com\">@aaronpk</a> breaks something accidentally, I think a centralized Microsub server could do some stuff that could be tricky to accomplish without it.</p>\n<h2>Centralized feed fetching</h2>\n<p>If one server fetches and sorts feeds for several people, we get a reduction of bandwidth for popular websites, which may be important in IndieWeb because some people like me host their sites on a low-power machines such as a Raspberry Pi.</p>\n<p>Also we get some degree of anonymization for public feeds because feed is fetched only once without revealing the IP address of a person reading it - only the Microsub service owner\u2019s IP is revealed.</p>\n<h2>Recommendation feeds</h2>\n<p>A Microsub server hosting several people\u2019s feeds would be able to match categories that people are reading often and recommend blogs that post often with the same categories. </p>\n<p>This one could be done with an external service too. It would also have the advantage of being able to work across Microsub servers, but may be not integrated so well.</p>\n<p>The workflow I\u2019ve envisioned requires a Microsub client that could subscribe you to a person by clicking on a button near their author card:\n1. The user goes to a special \u201crecommended\u201d feed\n2. The server gives them a preassembled feed of posts matching following criteria: author isn\u2019t in any other feeds and the post tags are similar to tags appearing on the user\u2019s feeds.\n3. The user reads the feed and if they\u2019re interested in a person, they click on their h-card and the reader prompts them to subscribe to this person.</p>\n<h3>Category feeds</h3>\n<p>A variation on the previous one: the user could subscribe to a category instead of a URL, and the server would be able to construct a feed of all posts it knows of with the same category.</p>\n<p>This one, though, could also be replicated by syndication and external feed services.</p>"
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Tom Critchlow’s blog

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        "html": "<p>Via a link to <a href=\"https://awarm.space/slow/personal-website-tours\">Jared Pereira\u2019s personal website tours</a> posted on the <a href=\"https://chat.indieweb.org/2020-03-27#t1585279955880000\">IndieWeb chat</a>, I stumbled on a bit of a goldmine of thoughts on the <a href=\"https://commonplace.doubleloop.net/Blog%20and%20Wiki%20Combo.html\">blog and wiki combo</a> over at <a href=\"https://tomcritchlow.com/\">Tom Critchlow\u2019s blog</a>.</p>\n<p>Lots of interesting new terms:</p>\n<ul><li><a href=\"https://commonplace.doubleloop.net/20200327200413-blogchain.html\">blogchain</a>: a string of short, ad-hoc posts in a blog that together build on a theme.</li>\n<li><a href=\"https://commonplace.doubleloop.net/20200327200652-digital_campfires.html\">digital campfires</a>: somewhere in between the stream and the garden? A place for conversations.</li>\n<li><a href=\"https://commonplace.doubleloop.net/20200327202402-stock_and_flow.html\">stock and flow</a>: another metaphor for the wiki and the blog, the garden and the stream.</li>\n<li><a href=\"https://commonplace.doubleloop.net/20200327200657-collecting_the_dots.html\">collecting the dots</a>: a nice phrase for the ideas in <a href=\"https://commonplace.doubleloop.net/20200309190319-basb.html\">building a second brain</a>, <a href=\"https://commonplace.doubleloop.net/20200309191734-zettelkasten.html\">zettelkasten</a>, etc.</li>\n<li><a href=\"https://commonplace.doubleloop.net/20200327204038-blogging_without_a_publish_button.html\">blogging without a publish button</a>: seems like a way of building up articles over time, in draft, in public on the stream and the wiki.</li>\n</ul><p>Also learned about <a href=\"https://commonplace.doubleloop.net/20200327204434-are_na.html\">are.na</a>, which says it provides \u2018<a href=\"https://commonplace.doubleloop.net/20200327205040-networked_learning.html\">tools for thinking, together</a>\u2018. Which I like the sound of, but as are.na is a <a href=\"https://indieweb.org/silo\">silo</a>, it\u2019s not something I will be using personally.</p>",
        "text": "Via a link to Jared Pereira\u2019s personal website tours posted on the IndieWeb chat, I stumbled on a bit of a goldmine of thoughts on the blog and wiki combo over at Tom Critchlow\u2019s blog.\nLots of interesting new terms:\nblogchain: a string of short, ad-hoc posts in a blog that together build on a theme.\ndigital campfires: somewhere in between the stream and the garden? A place for conversations.\nstock and flow: another metaphor for the wiki and the blog, the garden and the stream.\ncollecting the dots: a nice phrase for the ideas in building a second brain, zettelkasten, etc.\nblogging without a publish button: seems like a way of building up articles over time, in draft, in public on the stream and the wiki.\nAlso learned about are.na, which says it provides \u2018tools for thinking, together\u2018. Which I like the sound of, but as are.na is a silo, it\u2019s not something I will be using personally."
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Tantek Çelik tantek.com

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Jeremy Keith adactio.com

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Tantek Çelik tantek.com

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        "text": "\u201cWe cannot rely on corporate platforms to facilitate our communications in a general strike\u201d \u2014 @NaomiAKlein\n\nBe your own platform. Get a web dev to set this up for your next broadcast: https://aaronparecki.com/2016/11/19/15/self-hosted-facebook-live\n\ncc: #indieweb @haymarketbooks @astradisastra @KeeangaYamahtta @liarosemusic",
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Jeremy Keith adactio.com

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Tantek Çelik tantek.com

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        "text": "went to tonight\u2019s ONLINE: Homebrew Website Club West Coast where we discussed how we could improve https://indiewebify.me/ including helping people who just want to Get Started: https://indieweb.org/start using a service or CMS without worrying about code.",
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        "text": "We talked about some improvements to indiewebify.me during tonight\u2019s IndieWeb meetup. I think we landed on the idea that it is primarily a tool for developers, since it involves instructing people to change HTML. We discussed possibly changing it from a numbered list (or levels) to more of a \u201cChoose Your Own Adventure\u201d format.\n\n\n\u201cindiewebify.me is still very 2015 indieweb\u201d \u2014 Tantek\n\n\nAs a first small step, I wanted to propose that we change the messaging so it\u2019s clear it\u2019s intended for developers and add some prominent links (perhaps in a top bar?) to other indieweb resources if you\u2019re not a developer, like the getting started page. Since indiewebify.me can be some people\u2019s first exposure to the indieweb, I think it is important that we don\u2019t give the impression that indieweb = you have to be a developer. We should provide clear, inviting calls to action for non-developers.\n\nSince it is largely a set of validators, I wonder if that should be part of the messaging, too. Something like \u201cIndieWebify.me: indieweb validators for developers\u201d?\n\nWhat are your thoughts?",
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        "text": "Currently discussing how to position getting in the IndieWeb during the online Homebrew Website Meetup (we do this online now for the entire West Coast!)\nhttps://events.indieweb.org/2020/03/online-homebrew-website-club-west-coast-5CZGhYbdcga1",
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Jeremy Keith adactio.com

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Jeremy Keith adactio.com

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Manton Reece www.manton.org

Updated M.b API for draft posts

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Jeremy Keith adactio.com

Outlet

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        "text": "We\u2019re all hunkering down in our homes. That seems to be true of our online homes too.\n\nPeople are sharing their day-to-day realities on their websites and I\u2019m here for it. Like, I\u2019m literally here for it. I can\u2019t go anywhere.\n\nOn an episode of the Design Observer podcast, Jessica Helfand puts this into context:\n\n\n  During times of crisis, people want to make things. There\u2019s a surge in the keeping of journals when there\u2019s a war\u2026 it\u2019s a response to the feeling of vulnerability, like corporeal vulnerability. My life is under attack. I am imprisoned in my house. I have to make something to say I was here, to say I mattered, to say this day happened\u2026 It\u2019s like visual graphic reassurance.\n\n\nIt\u2019s not just about crisis though. Scott Kelly talks about the value of keeping a journal during prolonged periods of repitition. And he should know\u2014he spent a year in space:\n\n\n  NASA has been studying the effects of isolation on humans for decades, and one surprising finding they have made is the value of keeping a journal. Throughout my yearlong mission, I took the time to write about my experiences almost every day. If you find yourself just chronicling the days\u2019 events (which, under the circumstances, might get repetitive) instead try describing what you are experiencing through your five senses or write about memories. Even if you don\u2019t wind up writing a book based on your journal like I did, writing about your days will help put your experiences in perspective and let you look back later on what this unique time in history has meant.\n\n\nThat said, just stringing a coherent sentence together can seem like too much during The Situation. That\u2019s okay. Your online home can also provide relief and distraction through tidying up. As Ethan puts it:\n\n\n  let a website be a worry stone\n\n\nIt can be comforting to get into the zone doing housekeeping on your website. How about a bit of a performance audit? Or maybe look into more fluid typography? Or perhaps now is the time to tinker about with that dark mode you\u2019ve been planning?\n\nWhatever you end up doing, my point is that your website is quite literally an outlet. While you\u2019re stuck inside, your website is not just a place you can go to, it\u2019s a place you can control, a place you can maintain, a place you can tidy up, a place you can expand. Most of all, it\u2019s a place you can lose yourself in, even if it\u2019s just for a little while.",
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Jamie Tanna www.jvt.me

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gRegor Morrill gregorlove.com

Weekly Roundup 2020 #2

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        "text": "Sixty-some days since my last roundup post? Well, glad I made no guarantees of consistency.\n\nCoronavirus\n\nWe are obviously in a pretty unique and scary time in the world right now due to the coronavirus pandemic. There is a slew of information and mis-information out there. I am by no means an expert, but wanted to pass along some resources I have found helpful. This won\u2019t be the entirety of this post. If you need to skip over it for your mental health, you can jump to the rest.\n\nWikipedia can be a good way to digest information without some of the media sensationalism and talking heads. It can also be a good way to avoid mis-information since Wikipedia editors are pretty good about maintaining reliable sources on the page. Obviously double-check things, though. There are separate pages specific to countries, territories, and many US states. I have found the California page helpful to keep up with the timeline of cases. h/t to Tantek for this tip.\n\t\nMike McHargue (Ask Science Mike) has been a good voice to listen to. He did a podcast episode on COVID-19 this week. He talked about our emotional reaction and facts about the disease / our bodies. I appreciated that he first acknowledged how scary this time is and the importance of recognizing our feelings so we can make healthy responses to the pandemic.\n\tIf you or a loved one need help with food assistance, paying bills, or other reduced-cost programs, try findhelp.org\n\nThe Rest\n\nI met up for drinks with my friend Clinton last week on the 10th. It was good to catch up and we had some good conversation about therapy and mental health. I have mostly been self-isolating since then. It\u2019s not very different from my normal since I work remotely. Not going to coffeeshops or meetups has taken a bit of a toll, though.\n\nI decided Friday night that we should have a virtual hangout. Several years ago the winetoreach crew would have them every week or two and they were always a good time. I proposed one for Saturday night and several people came by. It was great seeing faces and laughing together. We\u2019re planning another one this Saturday, March 21st at 4pm Pacific and I am sure we will continue having them more regularly. Winetoreach also has a Discord server for chat. Let me know if you\u2019d like to join the hangout this Saturday and/or the Discord server.\n\nOn Wednesday night there were some IndieWeb Meetups, one for east coast and one for west coast. Quite a few people turned out for both of them. We did have someone join the west coast to grief us, which reminds me we should keep the winetoreach links off of public Twitter.\n\nMy therapy has been going okay, though I should set up a more regular schedule. Unfortunately, during my last phone session the app did not cooperate so we had to use live chat instead. BetterHelp requires using the app so they can keep track of time and billing. I get it, but it was frustrating. I was already considering switching to in-person therapy and dropping BetterHelp. That\u2019s on hold for now, but I probably will do that once things are safer.\n\nI have been learning Spanish using Duolingo and am on a 76-day streak so far. It teaches some phrases I will never need, though, like \u201cyo no quiero mas pan.\u201d If you're on there, add gRegorLove as a friend so I can unlock that badge. Must. Complete. Badges.\n\nHere are some ways to connect, socialize, and entertain during these times:\n\n\nsocialdistancingfestival.com: find livestream events by creatives\n\t\nnetflixparty.com: browser extension to watch Netflix together and chat\n\tI hear there\u2019s a new Animal Crossing game out on Nintendo Switch. I\u2019ve not played previous versions much but I might check it out.\nWhat are some ways you\u2019re socializing online? Any recommended games or apps?\n\nIf you ever need to talk to someone, you can reach me a variety of ways: contact form, Twitter DM, gRegorLove on IRC freenode (webchat). Let\u2019s look out for each other.",
        "html": "<p>Sixty-some days since my <a href=\"https://gregorlove.com/2020/01/weekly-roundup-2020-1/\">last roundup post</a>? Well, glad I made no guarantees of consistency.</p>\n\n<h2>Coronavirus</h2>\n\n<p>We are obviously in a pretty unique and scary time in the world right now due to the <a href=\"https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2019%E2%80%9320_coronavirus_pandemic\">coronavirus pandemic</a>. There is a slew of information and mis-information out there. I am by no means an expert, but wanted to pass along some resources I have found helpful. This won\u2019t be the entirety of this post. If you need to skip over it for your mental health, you can <a href=\"https://gregorlove.com/#therest\">jump to the rest</a>.</p>\n\n<ul><li>Wikipedia can be a good way to digest information without some of the media sensationalism and talking heads. It can also be a good way to avoid mis-information since Wikipedia editors are pretty good about maintaining reliable sources on the page. 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I appreciated that he first acknowledged how scary this time is and the importance of recognizing our feelings so we can make healthy responses to the pandemic.</li>\n\t<li>If you or a loved one need help with food assistance, paying bills, or other reduced-cost programs, try <a href=\"https://findhelp.org/\">findhelp.org</a>\n</li>\n</ul><h2>The Rest</h2>\n\n<p>I met up for drinks with my friend Clinton last week on the 10th. It was good to catch up and we had some good conversation about therapy and mental health. I have mostly been self-isolating since then. It\u2019s not very different from my normal since I work remotely. Not going to coffeeshops or meetups has taken a bit of a toll, though.</p>\n\n<p>I decided Friday night that we should have a virtual hangout. Several years ago the <a href=\"https://twitter.com/winetoreach\">winetoreach</a> crew would have them every week or two and they were always a good time. I proposed one for Saturday night and several people came by. It was great seeing faces and laughing together. We\u2019re planning another one this Saturday, March 21st at 4pm Pacific and I am sure we will continue having them more regularly. Winetoreach also has a Discord server for chat. Let me know if you\u2019d like to join the hangout this Saturday and/or the Discord server.</p>\n\n<p>On Wednesday night there were some <a href=\"https://events.indieweb.org\">IndieWeb Meetups</a>, one for east coast and one for west coast. Quite a few people turned out for both of them. We did have someone join the west coast to grief us, which reminds me we should keep the winetoreach links off of public Twitter.</p>\n\n<p>My therapy has been going okay, though I should set up a more regular schedule. Unfortunately, during my last phone session the app did not cooperate so we had to use live chat instead. <a href=\"https://betterhelp.com/\">BetterHelp</a> requires using the app so they can keep track of time and billing. I get it, but it was frustrating. I was already considering switching to in-person therapy and dropping BetterHelp. That\u2019s on hold for now, but I probably will do that once things are safer.</p>\n\n<p>I have been learning Spanish using <a href=\"https://www.duolingo.com/\">Duolingo</a> and am on a 76-day streak so far. It teaches some phrases I will never need, though, like <span lang=\"es\" xml:lang=\"es\">\u201cyo no quiero mas pan.\u201d</span> If you're on there, add gRegorLove as a friend so I can unlock that badge. <em>Must. Complete. Badges.</em></p>\n\n<p>Here are some ways to connect, socialize, and entertain during these times:</p>\n\n<ul><li>\n<a href=\"https://www.socialdistancingfestival.com/\">socialdistancingfestival.com</a>: find livestream events by creatives</li>\n\t<li>\n<a href=\"https://www.netflixparty.com/\">netflixparty.com</a>: browser extension to watch Netflix together and chat</li>\n\t<li>I hear there\u2019s a new <a href=\"https://www.animal-crossing.com/new-horizons/\">Animal Crossing</a> game out on Nintendo Switch. I\u2019ve not played previous versions much but I might check it out.</li>\n</ul><p>What are some ways you\u2019re socializing online? Any recommended games or apps?</p>\n\n<p>If you ever need to talk to someone, you can reach me a variety of ways: <a href=\"https://gregorlove.com/contact/\">contact form</a>, <a href=\"https://twitter.com/gRegorLove\">Twitter DM</a>, gRegorLove on IRC freenode (<a href=\"https://webchat.freenode.net/\">webchat</a>). Let\u2019s look out for each other.</p>"
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Aaron Parecki aaronparecki.com

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Jamie Tanna www.jvt.me

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Marty McGuire martymcgui.re

IndieWeb NYC (aka Virtual HWC US East) Meetup 2020-03-18 Wrap-Up

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        "text": "IndieWeb NYC's meetup for March 2020, which was also Virtual Homebrew Website Club US East, met on Zoom from 6pm - 8pm EDT. Folks joined us from New York, Connecticut, San Diego, San Francisco, Los Angeles, Toronto, London, and Berlin!\n  \n\nHere are some notes from the meeting!\ngRegorLove.com \u2014 gRegor is calling in from San Diego! Was at the recent IWC Austin. Currently working on updating site the header across his site to make it more responsive and now to be more consistent across his pages. He's also been playing w/ typography and vertical rhythm. More notes on that below!\n\n  martymcgui.re \u2014 Marty has not worked much on IndieWeb projects recently. Currently doing an Eternal Caturday project, posting one animated cat GIF per day while staying home and \"social distancing\".\n  \n\nsvenknebel.de \u2014 Sven joins from Germany (where he is up late). Slowly getting back into IndieWeb projects via text files he wrote sometime around 2018. Looking over items labelled \"really need to be done at some point\".\ncheuk.dev \u2014 Cheuk joins from London (and is also up late). Co-organized the IndieWebCamp London online event last weekend and learned a lot. Working on adding more IndieWeb building blocks to her site.\ntiaramiller.com \u2014 Tiara is working on un-breaking how she updates her website. Also working with a Long Island Women in Tech group, helping make a sign-up page to automate invites to their community Slack. Her jobs is still making her go to work in person rather than work from home!\ndmitri.shuralyov.com \u2014 Dmitri is currently joining from Canada! Worked on his website last weekend. Wants his iteration speed to be faster than industry change, but that wasn't true for the issue tracker that he runs on his site. It has a public API that he doesn't want to break for other people. Now forking that feature to his own site so he can make changes.\ndavid.shanske.com \u2014 David remote participated in IWC London and has a lot of new projects! Currently working on making the links on the top of his site match those at the bottom.\ntantek.com \u2014 Tantek is staying in under a shelter-in-place order in SF! His work is very virtual already, but he is now seeing almost no humans. Most recent site update was adding a recent photos grid to the sidebar on his site's front page during IWC Austin. Still posting (positive) photos every day!\nmfgriffin.com \u2014 Matt maybe broke his indieauth/relmeauth setup for the IndieWeb wiki? Looking to fix that so he can go through his TODO list there. Wants to pick something to finish during this meetup!\njmac.org \u2014 Also fogknife.com. Jason is in NYC now and helping organize IndieWeb events. Learned of IndieWeb ~2 years ago, specifically interested in webmention. So much so that he wrote a Perl module for it! Builds his own CMS Plerd and wants to add webmention to it this summer in a way that other folks might be able to use. So far he has something like a clone of webmention.io that works as a command line utility.\njgregorymcverry.com \u2014 Greg had a productive IWC London. Added CSS subgrid (now supported in Firefox) to the article cards on his site. Also added fluffy's webmention.js to his article pages so his site now displays webmentions! He thought it would be harder. Spending his time now making lots of videos and posting them as he tries to make tutorials for teachers who must now teach online. Recently added bittorrent links to his videos because they're eating up a lot of bandwidth on his shared host.\nboffosocko.com \u2014 Chris joins us from LA! Been working on a TiddlyWiki for his own site. He is interested in using it as a Commonplace Book, taking notes on all sorts of things, and wants to add proper microformats2 and webmention support so his wiki can interact with those of others!\nDrew \u2014 Joins us from Connecticut (and often attends HWCs organized by jgregorymcverry.com). Drew is a preschool teacher and is working on his district's website. Also working on mcweeneyaquaticconsulting.com and demoed some of the layout features he's been working on.\n\nOther topics of discussion:\n\n    Vertical rhythm and typography! gRegor has been learning about it for his site and found several interesting resources:\n    \nType Scale - A Visual Calculator (lets you set paragraph height and derive heading sizes)\n      \n        Vertical Rhythm (CSS generation tool) \n        \n\n      Why is Vertical Rhythm an Important Typography Practice? | Zell Liew\n      Were We Wrong About Vertical Rhythm All Along? | Zell Liew\n    \n  \n    A philosophical question: what are our websites? Replacements for ourselves?\n    \nBen Werdm\u00fcller used to have a voice-controllable bot on his website that answered questions about him. It seems to be gone now?\n      Would a historian be able to understand \"who you were\" by your website alone?\n    \n  Storing webmentions! Jason is working on a new project that \"would work for no one else but works for me\". It was inspired by some brainstorming by Tantek and others on the IndieWeb wiki.\n  How do all the IndieWeb bridges work for IRC, Slack, Matrix, etc? IRC is Freenode, the web and Slack bridges are community projects maintained by Aaron Parecki, Matrix.org runs a Freenode bridge for Matrix users, the Discord bridge is maintained by another community member.\n  \n    EXIF metadata - there are a lot of incompatible versions of it with a lot of special-case handling!\n    \n\n  \n    Is Kicks Condor okay? We are pretty sure the answer is yes. We definitely want him to continue work on Fraidycat!\n  \n  \n    Demos!\n    Jason showed the storage folders and format (UUID folder names with \"webmentions.json\" files). Previously these were serialized Perl objects!\n      Dmitri showed his latest issue tracker.\n      \n        Marty showed his Eternal Caturday feed, and demoed a test page for David showing location info on a post extracted from a photograph's EXIF metadata.\n        \n\n    \nLeft-to-right, top-to-bottom: cheuk.dev, martymcgui.re, tiaramiller.com, dmitri.shuralyov.com, david.shanske.com, tantek.com, jgregorymcverry.com, svenknebel.de, mfgriffin.com, gRegorLove.com, jmac.orgThanks to all who joined us out! We will see you all again at our next IndieWeb NYC (aka vHWC US East) meetup online on April 15th! Keep an eye on indieweb.nyc or events.indieweb.org/tag/nyc for the exact date, time, and online location!",
        "html": "<p>\n  <a href=\"https://events.indieweb.org/2020/03/online-indieweb-meetup-nyc-7fc3xNyglfdf\">IndieWeb NYC's meetup for March 2020, which was also Virtual Homebrew Website Club US East</a>, met on Zoom from 6pm - 8pm EDT. Folks joined us from New York, Connecticut, San Diego, San Francisco, Los Angeles, Toronto, London, and Berlin!\n  <br /></p>\n<p>Here are some notes from the meeting!</p>\n<p>gRegorLove.com \u2014 gRegor is calling in from San Diego! Was at the recent IWC Austin. Currently working on updating site the header across his site to make it more responsive and now to be more consistent across his pages. He's also been playing w/ typography and vertical rhythm. More notes on that below!</p>\n<p>\n  martymcgui.re \u2014 Marty has not worked much on IndieWeb projects recently. Currently doing an <a href=\"https://martymcgui.re/tag/caturday/\">Eternal Caturday project</a>, posting one animated cat GIF per day while staying home and \"social distancing\".\n  <br /></p>\n<p>svenknebel.de \u2014 Sven joins from Germany (where he is up late). Slowly getting back into IndieWeb projects via text files he wrote sometime around 2018. Looking over items labelled \"really need to be done at some point\".</p>\n<p>cheuk.dev \u2014 Cheuk joins from London (and is also up late). Co-organized the IndieWebCamp London online event last weekend and learned a lot. Working on adding more IndieWeb building blocks to her site.</p>\n<p>tiaramiller.com \u2014 Tiara is working on un-breaking how she updates her website. Also working with a Long Island Women in Tech group, helping make a sign-up page to automate invites to their community Slack. Her jobs is still making her go to work in person rather than work from home!</p>\n<p>dmitri.shuralyov.com \u2014 Dmitri is currently joining from Canada! Worked on his website last weekend. Wants his iteration speed to be faster than industry change, but that wasn't true for the issue tracker that he runs on his site. It has a public API that he doesn't want to break for other people. Now forking that feature to his own site so he can <a href=\"https://github.com/shurcooL/home/compare/dev\">make changes</a>.</p>\n<p>david.shanske.com \u2014 David remote participated in IWC London and has a lot of new projects! Currently working on making the links on the top of his site match those at the bottom.</p>\n<p>tantek.com \u2014 Tantek is staying in under a shelter-in-place order in SF! His work is very virtual already, but he is now seeing almost no humans. Most recent site update was adding a recent photos grid to the sidebar on his site's front page during IWC Austin. Still posting (positive) photos every day!</p>\n<p>mfgriffin.com \u2014 Matt maybe broke his indieauth/relmeauth setup for the IndieWeb wiki? Looking to fix that so he can go through his <a href=\"https://indieweb.org/User:Mfgriffin.com\">TODO list there</a>. Wants to pick something to finish during this meetup!</p>\n<p>jmac.org \u2014 Also fogknife.com. Jason is in NYC now and helping organize IndieWeb events. Learned of IndieWeb ~2 years ago, specifically interested in webmention. So much so that he wrote <a href=\"https://metacpan.org/pod/Web::Mention\">a Perl module for it</a>! Builds his own CMS Plerd and wants to add webmention to it this summer in a way that other folks might be able to use. So far he has something like a clone of webmention.io that works as a command line utility.</p>\n<p>jgregorymcverry.com \u2014 Greg had a productive IWC London. Added CSS subgrid (now supported in Firefox) to the article cards on his site. Also added <a href=\"https://beesbuzz.biz/\">fluffy</a>'s <a href=\"https://github.com/PlaidWeb/webmention.js\">webmention.js</a> to his article pages so his site now displays webmentions! He thought it would be harder. Spending his time now making lots of videos and posting them as he tries to make tutorials for teachers who must now teach online. Recently added bittorrent links to his videos because they're eating up a lot of bandwidth on his shared host.</p>\n<p>boffosocko.com \u2014 Chris joins us from LA! Been working on a <a href=\"https://indieweb.org/TiddlyWiki\">TiddlyWiki</a> for his own site. He is interested in using it as a Commonplace Book, taking notes on all sorts of things, and wants to add proper microformats2 and webmention support so his wiki can interact with those of others!</p>\n<p>Drew \u2014 Joins us from Connecticut (and often attends HWCs organized by jgregorymcverry.com). Drew is a preschool teacher and is working on his district's website. Also working on mcweeneyaquaticconsulting.com and demoed some of the layout features he's been working on.\n</p>\n<p>Other topics of discussion:</p>\n<ul><li>\n    Vertical rhythm and typography! gRegor has been learning about it for his site and found several interesting resources:\n    <ul><li>\n<a href=\"https://type-scale.com/\">Type Scale - A Visual Calculator</a> (lets you set paragraph height and derive heading sizes)</li>\n      <li>\n        <a href=\"http://vertical-rhythm.crasman.fi/\">Vertical Rhythm</a> (CSS generation tool) \n        <br /></li>\n      <li><a href=\"https://zellwk.com/blog/why-vertical-rhythms/\">Why is Vertical Rhythm an Important Typography Practice? | Zell Liew</a></li>\n      <li><a href=\"https://zellwk.com/blog/wrong-about-vertical-rhythm/\">Were We Wrong About Vertical Rhythm All Along? | Zell Liew</a></li>\n    </ul></li>\n  <li>\n    A philosophical question: what <i>are</i> our websites? Replacements for ourselves?\n    <ul><li>\n<a href=\"https://werd.io/\">Ben Werdm\u00fcller</a> used to have a voice-controllable bot on his website that answered questions about him. It seems to be gone now?</li>\n      <li>Would a historian be able to understand \"who you were\" by your website alone?</li>\n    </ul></li>\n  <li>Storing webmentions! Jason is working on a new project that \"would work for no one else but works for me\". It was inspired by <a href=\"https://indieweb.org/Webmention-brainstorming#storage\">some brainstorming by Tantek and others on the IndieWeb wiki</a>.</li>\n  <li>How do all the IndieWeb bridges work for IRC, Slack, Matrix, etc? IRC is Freenode, the web and Slack bridges are community projects maintained by Aaron Parecki, Matrix.org runs a Freenode bridge for Matrix users, the Discord bridge is maintained by another community member.</li>\n  <li>\n    EXIF metadata - there are a lot of incompatible versions of it with a lot of special-case handling!\n    <br /></li>\n  <li>\n    <a href=\"https://www.kickscondor.com/okay-shut-up-about-me-now/\">Is Kicks Condor okay?</a> We are pretty sure the answer is yes. We definitely want him to continue work on <a href=\"https://fraidyc.at/\">Fraidycat</a>!\n  </li>\n  <li>\n    Demos!\n    <ul><li>Jason showed the storage folders and format (UUID folder names with \"webmentions.json\" files). Previously these were serialized Perl objects!</li>\n      <li>Dmitri showed his latest issue tracker.</li>\n      <li>\n        Marty showed his Eternal Caturday feed, and demoed a test page for David showing location info on a post extracted from a photograph's EXIF metadata.\n        <br /></li>\n    </ul></li>\n</ul><img class=\"u-featured\" src=\"https://media.martymcgui.re/15/d6/00/d6/503f2487d875ed07f86449eda86e75a79de4425a84976019cd5ef273.jpg\" alt=\"A screenshot of the Zoom video conferencing app with 11 smiling faces.\" />Left-to-right, top-to-bottom: cheuk.dev, martymcgui.re, tiaramiller.com, dmitri.shuralyov.com, david.shanske.com, tantek.com, jgregorymcverry.com, svenknebel.de, mfgriffin.com, gRegorLove.com, jmac.org<p>Thanks to all who joined us out! We will see you all again at our next <a href=\"https://events.indieweb.org/2020/04/online-indieweb-meetup-nyc-xzPxXTK5HGbe\">IndieWeb NYC (aka vHWC US East) meetup online on April 15th</a>! 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Long or Short Posts? That's The Question

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Vika fireburn.ru

Long or Short Posts? That's The Question

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