@indie not working in FF 31 or Nightly 34.0a1 OS X 10.9.4 due to patent-encumbered encoding, screenshots:

See notes on https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTML/Supported_media_formats#Browser_compatibility for more details

Vimeo actively blames users for using free software, do not recommend.

@anna_debenham hrm, an interesting idea, I wonder how they plan on measuring how long people read for though?

@thatemil what, by making it so large that the elements come out of the screen and go behind the user? Can that be animated?

@indie thanks for posting the transcripts! Any plans to serve the videos in a free encoding as per https://www.fsf.org/licensing/h264-patent-license, http://www.fsf.org/news/supporting-webm? Current encoding cannot be played by Firefox Nightly.

@schussman great work getting webmention comments set up on your site, and thanks for the kind words about my microformats2 blog post — good to know it was helpful :)

@erinjo the one I’m writing this reply in :) indiewebcamp.com/Shrewdness

@aaronpk oooh really? Which libraries? I looked a while ago and couldn’t find any, though it looks like it can be done with the new Web Audio APIs…

@lewiscowper @graphiclunarkid yep, that sounds a lot like POSSE! Check out indiewebcamp.com/WordPress, there are some tools listed there you might find useful, and indiewebcamp.com/IRC for any questions :)

@briansuda enable webmention comments + bridgy for twitter comments! Barely any spam that way (yet, and we’re working on future spam prevention tools) indiewebcamp.com/WordPress

@zachinglis really? I see @adactio and @tommorris listed on indiewebcamp.com/2014/UK#Organizers, I’m not aware either are outspokenly anti-corporation — maybe you’re thinking of @aral, of ind.ie?

@zachinglis Mozilla is awesome, previous indiewebcamps have been sponsored by all sorts of projects and organisations including MIT, Esri, &yet, Bridgy, Known, NYT, Superfeedr, trrst, etc. Google has been kind enough to provide money for lunch on several occasions.

Nowhere is either organisation referred to as “evil” (see: “evil”, Google). Indiewebcamp UK 2014 is still looking for sponsors, know anyone who might be interested?

@capybaraparty agreed, no Jenga is ever “too loud”

@nickcharlton if this is at work I’d take that as a possible sign you need something more interesting to work on :)

@aral @emmajanehw I personally am disappointed with the lack of diversity at Indiewebcamp UK but have no idea how to fix it, so any and all feedback is very welcome and appreciated, and will be taken very seriously by myself as well as the organisers.

@albertwenger reminds me a lot of Lakoff’s “image schemas” — it would be quite fascinating to use them to organise concepts on computers as well as in our heads.

@kylewm good plan! I made some stuff which might be of interest:

• The top of the define() call on waterpigs.co.uk/js/app.js
• enhanceEach (more detail on one of those abstractions)
• python-esque set/dict patterns
• A Minimal Javascript HTTP Abstraction

@jkphl I’ll be at dConstruct and IWC, looking forward to meeting you!

@kylewm I especially like the way Shaun just hangs there plaintively, accepting his fate with the wry sarcastic humour that only Aardman can make a barely-vocalizing character emote.

@kissane oh wow, that’s quite a collection — thanks!

@adactio ART