Marcus Povey@mapkyca using signed URLs is an intriguing idea, I like it! btw, indieauth doesn’t require a centralised authority — see indiewebcamp.com/distributed-indieauth
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Bastian Allgeier:
In a strange way the SASS parser disconnects me a bit from the stuff I’m building — like a subtle hurdle that takes away parts of the fun.
Bastian Allgeier:
In a strange way the SASS parser disconnects me a bit from the stuff I’m building — like a subtle hurdle that takes away parts of the fun.
@bastianallgeier I know exactly what you mean, wonder if it has a name? “tool separation syndrome”? “abstraction vertigo”?
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Aaron Parecki:
After a long weekend of coding, I’ve got a brand new section on my website.http://adactio.com/notes/
@adactio nice work! They’re showing up very nicely in my reader. What does your posting UI look like?
Aral Balkan@aral I’d love to, but will have to be content being there in spirit whilst hurdy gurdying in Vienna. Hope it goes well!
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Kevin Marks:
“We have a broad consensus on the need to decentralize the web; the question is how to do it.” @baconmeteor #indieweb http://idlewords.com/bt14.htm
Kevin Marks:
“We have a broad consensus on the need to decentralize the web; the question is how to do it.” @baconmeteor #indieweb http://idlewords.com/bt14.htm
@baconmeteor @kevinmarks great talk! WRT automated submission of fake academic articles to journals, check this out: pdos.csail.mit.edu/scigen plus press coverage theguardian.com/technology/shortcuts/2014/feb/26/how-computer-generated-fake-papers-flooding-academia here’s one of “mine” apps.pdos.lcs.mit.edu/scicache/51/scimakelatex.36700.Barnaby+Walters.html
Kartik Prabhu@kartikprabhu.com nice work! Posting this reply inline from my feedreader prototype — give it a go: waterpigs.co.uk/intertubes/feed (might take some time to load)
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Sophie Dennis:
Today's Mac newbie Q: best HTML/CSS editor? I've used Dreamweaver as IDE for 15yrs but trying to ditch Adobe in the platform switch.
Sophie Dennis:
Today's Mac newbie Q: best HTML/CSS editor? I've used Dreamweaver as IDE for 15yrs but trying to ditch Adobe in the platform switch.
@sophiedennis @jackway webstorm seconded, PyCharm and PhpStorm (two other @jetbrains) IDEs are some of the best I’ve ever used.
Aitor García Rey@_aitor yep, came across that while searching — very slick tool, but I needed something which supported more than 2 points and downloaded the actual frames
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Benjamin Atkin:
I dunno why but this php tag looks sweet:
<?php endforeach; ?>
Sometimes quirks are fun.
Benjamin Atkin:
I dunno why but this php tag looks sweet:
<?php endforeach; ?>
Sometimes quirks are fun.
@benatkin #protip: you can leave out the semicolon in that case with no ill effects #totallylikerubyexceptwithmorewords
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Ben Werdmüller:
It's important to get your vitamin C. Photo by @judesue pic.twitter.com/apwjPobn1b
Ben Werdmüller:
It's important to get your vitamin C. Photo by @judesue pic.twitter.com/apwjPobn1b
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Stuart Langridge:
@adactio ooh, that's cool. Why not just use pingback? I assume the answer is "XML-RPC, man, why", for which I apologise :)
Stuart Langridge:
@adactio ooh, that's cool. Why not just use pingback? I assume the answer is "XML-RPC, man, why", for which I apologise :)
@sil @adactio fwiw, pingback was extremely valuable prior art for webmention, the first indieweb comment implementation used pingbacks, and some indieweb sites (my own included) support comments using pingback as the notification transport, often using webmention.io as a proxy
@tgb nice article — you absolutely are a creator! You’ve set up your own site, made it your online identity with rel-me, set up POSSE and indieweb comments. Glad to know that #indiewebcamp could help you, looking forward to seeing what you make next! See you at an indiewebcamp soon, hopefully :)
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Rick Torres:
Is there microformats for Books? http://Schema.org perhaps? http://microformats.org/wiki/microformats2
Rick Torres:
Is there microformats for Books? http://Schema.org perhaps? http://microformats.org/wiki/microformats2
@ricard_dev depends exactly what you want to mark up — if marking up a book in a product listing, try microformats.org/wiki/h-product. If actually marking up a book (e.g. HTML ebook) then you could use h-entry for each chapter or something. Hop in #microformats on freenode IRC if you need any more assistance :)
Clearleft@clearleft I’m not sure what’s funnier, that it thinks that 9°C isn’t BBQ weather in Iceland, or that it uses angular.js #overengineering
I really think that’s part of the fun of #KSP — there’s no in-game pedagogy so you have to figure out what to do by trial, error, internet research, reading wiki/forum pages. It’s an interesting sort of game experience, very messy with unclear boundaries. Fun!
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Ward Cunningham:
I'm testing how every page, every screen, every function, of every application could have its own hash tag. #lcftweetdocs
Ward Cunningham:
I'm testing how every page, every screen, every function, of every application could have its own hash tag. #lcftweetdocs
@wardcunningham OOI, why a hashtag and not a URL?
Aaron Parecki@aaronpk is Barclay in the toilets?
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bruce lawson:
.. correction; Opera 21 shows domain + path by default, hides protocol and query strings. (On feedback, we added setting to show full URL).
bruce lawson:
.. correction; Opera 21 shows domain + path by default, hides protocol and query strings. (On feedback, we added setting to show full URL).
@brucel that sounds like a good balance between informing the user and visual noise — should also help discourage the use of query string parameters in permalink design too, hopefully.
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Ben Werdmüller:
In my hometown on May Day people traditionally gather by the river to hear a choir sing. My plan tomorrow: a donut.
@benwerd enjoy the donut :) Here in Iceland it’s a holiday set aside for marching in protest. I’m looking forward to it!
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Anna Debenham:
People with beards: could you write me a tweet reviewing your favourite beard product? It's for a silly thing. It can be made up. :)
Anna Debenham:
People with beards: could you write me a tweet reviewing your favourite beard product? It's for a silly thing. It can be made up. :)
@anna_debenham I like this Beard Taxonomy, essential for field beard identification: topatoco.com/merchant.mvc?Screen=PROD&Store_Code=TO&Product_Code=WON-BEARDS&Category_Code=WON (ew yuk yuk yuk nasty URL)