Aww you're very welcome Riz! You're totally awesome ๐๐ผ๐๐ผ
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Same with "The Enemy of my Enemy" - I wonder if everyone's trying to play it now and servers can't cope?
npm sue-me
Yes it is at https://indieweb.org/commentpara.de but it's not linked to from many pages, so we can probably do something to make it more discoverable!
I have this happen to me a lot when I'm trying to get to bed, it's so annoying ๐
So my angle on this is to have a client that is completely auto-populating. It's not necessarily something that will be useful for everyone, I admit (and is a slightly different interaction model than we usually use).
But I think it'd be quite nice to be able to point a Micropub client to a Micropub server, and have it render an editor for all the given post-types, with all the given properties, instead of needing to build the client with some awareness of what is required.
I'm not sure if this was an issue on my side, or on Bridgy's, but when I tried to publish a reply to a GitHub issue, the syndicated comment originally had a >, not a > indicating a blockquote, which meant I needed to manually edit the comment on GitHub to make it render nicer.
Isn't this covered under the following section URL Canonicalization?
As such, if a URL with no path component is ever encountered, it MUST be treated as if it had the path /.
I've not looked at how many other Micropub servers operate, but isn't it quite common to have certain fields as required? I.e. I'm writing this comment on Micropublish and it requires in-reply-to and content for a reply type.
This doesn't seem to have been answered on the forums as a thing that is possible, so I'd still appreciate this to be a feature request.
Answer to my question: Indigenous for Android expects that this list is the full post's content, as it renders some of the information (as seen in https://media.jvt.me/5a9abbb797.png) and I found would break if any nulls were found.
Even aside from this I do check pretty compulsively, as there's always a lot of background noise from us as we have mechanical keyboards - but yeah it's always a risk!
Yeah Anna Dodson and I have a few spare from #Hacktoberfest workshops we ran. I don't know how we'd be able to get it to you. By post maybe?
I've managed to track it down to being the DuckDuckGo Privacy Essentials FIrefox extension. With that disabled, I can see the images again. So we can close this ๐
I've got https://www.jvt.me/img/profile.png set up so I can easily reference it, but agree it'd be super helpful if it was possible to not re-import everywhere. https://www.libravatar.org/ seems like an interesting alternative, but like #Gravatar it doesn't work for me as I don't usually use the same email address across services
Personally, I'm not sure if Webmentions do make sense in this case, because Webmentions are meant to be sent - and received - multiple times, from a given webpage, and not necessarily by you. Unless you add some sufficient de-duplication, it may still not work very well.
Do it!! ๐๐ผ๐๐ผ What would you want to study?
I heavily use my GitLab issue tracker for a given project. Generally I'll just work on the thing that's bugging me most or that I want, but in the past I used to set milestones and plan work before realising it didn't work for me
It's definitely Sophie ๐
As this has been accepted should the big warning under "Uploading a photo with alt text" I. https://www.w3.org/TR/micropub/#json-syntax have been updated to clarify that this is now the standard?
I'd be happy to raise the PR
Oh no what do you need to do?
I like your domain too - but you can always still move to a new one, redirecting your identity and old content to a new domain?
https://reddit.com/r/WildBeef would like a word!
This is what I do too! I tag them under my site as https://www.jvt.me/tags/blogumentation/ and am always super happy to see how much organic search traffic I get - it means I'm (hopefully) helping others
Do you have any tracking on your website?
Nice, glad to hear. Fathom seems pretty nice, I do think I should give it a go
Do you have any tracking on your website?
https://jlelse.blog/ created a JSON Feed. Their site is down but https://jlelse.blog/micro/2020/05/tiktok-jsonfeed/ is the post you want. Alternatively you can use the website (https://www.tiktok.com/foryou?lang=en) without the app
Maybe it's a new security question ๐ค
Does that make this reply a shitpost?
The API returns https://pbs.twimg.com/media/AwE0NwRCEAAV6UF.jpg which now 404s ๐ค really odd that they'd ever disappear
Massive congrats Dylan ๐
What do you mean?
Reminds me of when I used to root my phone and had CyanogenMod's PrivacyGuard which once told me Uber Eats was trying to access my microphone when I'd opened the app, not actually doing anything else ๐ค
Netlify is definitely what you want - I've only recently been going over the free tier limits ๐๐ผ
I wasn't happy with how rushed and different the siege of Fowl Manor was, and it felt like lots they were doing was setting up a sequel, than investing in the first film
@CarolSaysThings I cannot confirm, nor deny... ๐
Happy birthday ๐ ๐๐
Not yet, but it did arrive today! Will let you know what the first night was like โบ
TIL, thanks!
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Happy birthday Jess ๐๐ค
I thought I was the only one seeing this! Fortunately I've got https://granary.io producing #Microformats feeds so I can still read Twitter from the https://indieweb.org/reader I want
No, there was no indication anything went wrong, and when redirected back, nothing said whether the transaction had passed or failed
It looks like https://docs.dev.to/api/#section/Authentication shows "OAuth2 authentication is still in private alpha." so hopefully could be available soon! We may be able to get on the private beta?
