Nice to see ind.ie/blog is very well microformatted! Subscribed in #shrewdness. Pretty sure the datetime attribute isn’t supported on header elements though ;)
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•••@sophiedennis I am indeed, for the time being! How’s it going down in Devon?
Eating inaugural new-apartment hot chocolate out of a jar, exhibits interesting elasticity gradient from near-liquid at the top to properly gelled at the bottom — possibly a result of the heat conducting properties of glass vs ceramic?
Briefly tried @firefox Nightly e10s (tab process encapsulation), was very buggy, submitted bugs and disabled. Looking forward to trying this again when it’s a bit more polished!
Used the last of my @clarered @dConstruct chalk to help citizens of Exeter identify this weed:
Previously: drew hexagrams all over Brighton, a 6-pane hurdy gurdy reduction a la Picasso on a shopfront, saw “Happiness £1 this way ↑”, added “Complacency, free, right where you are standing”. Fleabane identification courtesy of @jwentomologist. #playfulcities
Webmention spam has already started to become a problem, especially thanks to Brid.gy’s backfeeding of twitter comments. For most of us it hasn’t yet been a big problem, but it inevitably will be in the future. There’s some ideas about potential spam prevention tools on the wiki: indiewebcamp.com/spam
Having a skill and being unafraid can look surprisingly similar.
Kyle Mahan:
it turns out 2 tiny files per post (json, md) for 6500 posts uses a lot of disk space. 85mb used for 1.5mb of actual data. #indieweb #flatfileproblems
@kylewm @t’s technique of having one file per bim negates this quite effectively (http://indiewebcamp.com/Falcon#Storage_format)
Thanks to everyone who made the annual Brighton dConstruct + Indie Web Camp experience a meaningful, hilarious, insightful, political, delicious joy.
Relly Annett-Baker:
I look over my career to date, and now educating my kids, and I realise I am obsessed with feedback loops. I am weird.
@rellyab that’s a good thing! Feedback loops are awesome+important (but annoyingly difficult to visualise).
How not to publish a specification: https://github.com/hamnis/opensearch-filter
Tantek Çelik:
Already excited about the personal-site demos I have heard will be shown @IndieWebCampUK. #selfdogfood #showbeforetell
@t agreed, they were awesome as always!
@adactio nice photo! Awesome demos!
he cavanagh:
Stuck in bed so can't make first day of #IndieWebCamp :( Have fun everyone! Hope to try as Remote Participant later & make it irl tomorrow.
@hecavanagh oh no :( Get well soon, hope to see you tomorrow!
John Walters:
Heath Potter wasp pot built in 2 hours and 24 balls of clay, Bovey Heath Devon yesterday-amazing construction pic.twitter.com/Q1fg1CcfiB
@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.
Checked into 68 Middle St. for indiewebcamp.com/2014/UK day 1. There’s still time+space for last-minute signups, coming for only one day is fine also!
Laura Kalbag:
@jordila_ @indie @BarnabyWalters we’ve now got webm and ogv formats for the indie tech summit videos :)
@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.
Sophie Dennis
Dan York
Comix Dym