@barnabywalters I can tell you that if you want to cheat a little, sambal oelek is magic. & full fat coconut milk, always.
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@barnabywalters Getting that sauce right is tough, but totally worth it. Love the idea of @doublebill!
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silly question, since i definitely watch my fair share of TV…but
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hell yes! me too…
, if not the exact date. :Preading and other ecosystem-wide functionality are definitely still long poles for the indieweb. i’ve used twitter-atom (and facebook-atom, etc) for a long time to read my silo feeds, which work well. they let me cheat and still use the silo UXes to manage my (siloed) friend graphs, but consume the content in my feed reader. one step at a time!
on the replies side, i currently use salmon-unofficial to backfeed my own site, but it’s flaky and brittle. i’m working on making Bridgy 1) accept webmentioned replies against siloed posts (e.g. tweets) and POSSE them into the silos, and more importantly 2) generate webmentions for replies that originate inside silos and serve those replies as microformatted HTML so the recipient can close the loop. existing indieweb projects already support 1 to a degree, but 2 will be somewhat new, so i’m excited about that.
onward!
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In reply to a post on waterpigs.co.uk@Barnaby Great decision. Maybe hard to do it all the time, for example, how do you handle RT and the reply in context of twitter ?
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In reply to a post on waterpigs.co.ukStop designing protocols
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"Stop designing protocols. Create building blocks." This.
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In reply to a post on waterpigs.co.uk@BarnabyWalters Nice! Here's the version I use, encoding the URL is important. https://gist.github.com/aaronpk/7205147
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In reply to a post on waterpigs.co.uk@BarnabyWalters Thanks! It's been a fun side project over the summer, but work commitments have stopped me getting...
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In reply to a post on waterpigs.co.ukI've installed @BarnabyWalters' Weave extension for Twitter to expand truncated POSSE copies of #IndieWeb posts
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In reply to a post on waterpigs.co.uk“But of course, that is an exceptionally clever chicken… and very experienced with electrical devices of all sorts”
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Thanks Barnaby!
I’ve not really got into it with PuSH 0.4, my last look at it was when it was still tied to ATOM, so it might be worth a look. As Julien points out, wheel re-invention should be avoided, although I think the use case here is slightly different.
Running this as a different service would certainly work, although it doesn’t solve the thundering herd of MF2 parsers hitting your site… although I guess that’d be indistinguishable from a regular spike in traffic, and could be handled with standard technologies. I doubt, at this stage, we really have to over think it! -
In reply to a post on waterpigs.co.uk@BarnabyWalters My favorite for that use case is Redis. It's easy to set up and use, I often use it to move data between apps written in different languages too.
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@barnabywalters Hell yeah. We're a musical family (of partial Ukrainian descent).
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In reply to a post on waterpigs.co.uk@waterpigs.co.uk As always.. it depends :-) Easy trick is to communicate via files but you could have more advanced things like using a message broker. At ComodIT, we use RabbitMQ for PubSub between distributed components.
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@barnabywalters I like the idea of a single hashtag, slowly dissolving into the blue horizon.
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In reply to a post on waterpigs.co.uk@BarnabyWalters Thanks for managing the iPad hangout streaming!
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@barnabywalters I'm more than a little envious of all of you. Looking forward to reading the writeups!
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In reply to a post on waterpigs.co.uk@BarnabyWalters This is a great idea! I took a slightly different approach with @pkbot