John Nye:
People that have implemented PubSubHubbub in their feeds, do you push just to the http://t.co/8HAlj65nyf? or others? Or use RSSCloud?
john_nye I use the appspot server (for the moment — it doesn’t handle HTML)
11304 #steps today
bruce lawson:
@BarnabyWalters would love to. Also have a "real" original folk/rock song that could use dulcimer
bruce lawson cool, I don’t play much #dulcimer any more (mainly #gurdy) but would be nice to get it out again! I’ll drop you an email with some lyric ideas I had earlier :)
This evening’s #indieweb project: quoting UIs. Why they suck or for some reason do not exist, research into existing ones (found a nice github example) and silo equivalents.
Sophie Dennis:
@john_nye consider the iron an investment. We're still using the one @andycayenne got at university.
@sophiedennis @john_nye @andycayenne they give you an iron at uni? FORGET FREELANCING SIGN ME UP
bruce lawson a popular tune/song with new (often geeky) lyrics retrofitted, e.g. your “like a rounded corner”
My new ambition: collaborate on a #filk of some form with bruce lawson
Stressful evening and now stressful morning — wondering round the house with a cushion like a flagellant trying to get burnt food smell out. Looking forward to a nice quiet afternoon instrument making.
So, which is more annoying, POSSE permalinks w/ … if continued, in () if not, or Aral Balkan’s …tweet…continued…thing…? For comparison:
Personally I find the …/() permalink/shortlink/short id pattern to be much more readable, especially when there are multiple long tweets happening at the same time, and they are mainly one or two words over Twitter’s limit. But it is more cluttered than the … technique.
Sees google plus people talking about how great their new profiles are. Looks at profile (Tweetbot, iPad). Profile is same aneamic mobile version.
You cannot anticipate context — but you can safely assume that if you tweet stuff, people are going to look at it on mobile devices. #rwd
AOL converted him into an AOL-BOT to be used in chat-rooms. [citation needed]
Sounds ominous…
11357 #steps today!
@sophiedennis have you seen this talk (slides) by @fullcreammilk? Lots of good #music → #web links, similar to your own but on a more technical level.
Kyle Weems:
Trying out Twitter in the browser only. Because sooner or later that's all we'll have.
cssquirrel I much prefer twitter in the browser because I can get rid of ads and promoted tweets, and customise the UI so I reply, retweet and favourite on my site instead. Pity I can't so easily on mobile — perhaps an ios app which is just a web view with some custom JS… #webactions #idea
Just created a #buzz mix track with samples from our recent performances:
@anna_debenham Paul Lloyd Pro thanks, that’s great! I’ll certainly use that as a building block/reference it in my own work
Anna Debenham in your style guide researches, have you come across any great open source project styleguides? I’m looking into making myself more design-accountable for a project I’m releasing soon.
5193 #steps today — hrm, seems a bit low. Gotta improve on that tomorrow.
Nice #ui touch on #googleplus events: animated hot beverage steam on the header https://plus.google.com/events/ctb1p8io1eu52s1f94tren9dpj8
Anna Debenham