@adactio nice photo! Awesome demos!

@hecavanagh oh no :( Get well soon, hope to see you tomorrow!

@jwentomologist beautiful, nice flare on that pot. Would love to help you make these into animated GIFs next week :)

@kevinmarks depends if you want it to! I’d say yes, it’s analogous to a non-reply @mention on twitter. And whilst a reader w/ mentions feed+notifications is a good UI for consuming that data, you can have it on your own site too, e.g. aaronparecki.com/mentions, and even poll+post native OS notifications e.g.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CYyNexN1qPA

@laurakalbag yay! Thanks!

@dym_cx yep, as noted it’s a self-signed certificate until I get a StartSSL one, so not required yet. I verified the cert and added an exception.

@aaronpk curious, what is this number? The count of people who’ve gone across the bridge that day before you?

@mapkyca good point, I hadn’t considered this problem with hotlinking profile photos before. I think some webmention implementors have started doing this, and I intend to do it within Shrewdness.

It’s worth noting that the attack is not at all limited to profile photos though, rather any photo or otherwise automatically loaded content in the comment e.g. images or audio. Whilst caching profile photos is feasible, caching any media in comments is more difficult, and therefore a good reason for text-only comments.

Text-only content is not an option in Shrewdness, but perhaps instead images could be cached, and other media loaded upon demand, removing the ability to arbitrarily spy on people.

@jonnybarnes if you like the built-in one, psysh.org will blow your mind :)

@julien51 “new” as in not currently in use? Because haptic compass belts are my favourite at the moment

@0x0acebabe @kevinmarks is said permissions model specified/documented anywhere? UI screenshots?

@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