@tungufoss cool! Anywhere I can find it to watch/listen online?

For example, I’d love to read something like Terry Bisson’s Meat, but where the narrators are repulsed by the fact that humans have to traverse 3D space, most often between artifically constructed bounded areas, in order to achieve their goals.

@evanpro in British English you can develop an idea, develop land, develop a technique or product, and now I’ve developed semantic satiation from thinking about the word “develop” too much :)

@briansuda if these are the ones I think they are, props to Analog for handling them in such a human way

@gregorlove ha ha cool, thanks :)

@acegiak oh, that’s actually a pretty cool optical illusion! Thanks :)

@kylewm only if the data isn’t in a “format understood by Flask” (a list of which is not given). Apparently it’s empty if the data has been processed by Flask.

@jkphl @aaronpk yup, hopefully sometime this Summer, to sw Mecklenburg. Checking out the potential place (an old water mill) next week.

@aaronpk German, for my (hopefully) pending move there!

@_aitor looks cool (and yay CC) but that walking hand holding money is REALLY CREEPY

@julien51 apparently my service doesn’t like @t’s site — I’ll take a look at it. Fortunately, Tantek provides his own ATOM feed :)

@julien51 according to an excellent book I read recently, sung a lot, impressed women with symmetrical handaxes, made the most of perfect pitch and not done any cross-domain thinking.

@anomalily well that is quite a pair of glasses :) They look… heavy?

@kevinmarks @t I thought exactly the same thing :) Worth adding to the mf wiki somewhere maybe?

@jkphl width&height and viewBox do different things — w/h are specified with units and set the dimensions of the container. viewBox is unitless (user units) and defines the portion of the canvas displayed. More on the MDN wiki

@anna_debenham did you realise the problem when it told you to “drive 500km north and make a slight right, your destination is on the left”

@thatemil AFAIK there’s currently no defined behaviour for HEAD requests to a webmention endpoint, so an empty 405 response is probably the safest bet at the moment.

@t excellent minimal Like implementation! Whilst your homepage performance is admirable, I don’t think you can meaningfully compare it to silo infinite scroll untill there’s some sort of pagination :) Currently, without rel-prev[ious] links, there’s no way for crawlers (e.g. readers like Shrewdness, semi-hypothetical “your year in indieweb”) tools to find your old posts other than fetching each one individually, which for many cases takes too long to provide a good experience — e.g. crawling your years worth of content takes ≈162s, verifiable with the following bash+PHP code:

curl -Ss https://getcomposer.org/installer | php

./composer.phar require taproot/subscriptions

php -a  # Start an interactive shell, paste in following code (alternatively save into file):

@(require 'vendor/autoload.php'); $start = microtime(1); echo "Starting crawl…\n"; Taproot\Subscriptions\crawl('http://tantek.com/2014/365/t1/indieweb-like-posts-2015-commitment-done', function ($r) { echo "."; if (substr($r['mf2']['items'][0]['properties']['published'][0], 0, 4) == '2013') { return false; } else { return true; } }); $total = microtime(1) - $start; echo "\nYear crawl for 2014 took {$total}s";

@tommorris Iceland’s government does a good job of this. On althingi.is There’s news, comprehensive search, the schedule for the day and lists of the latest laws and resolutions. You can even subscribe to an RSS feed of new laws.

Each law and resolution has it’s own page with links to transcript, video and audio, e.g this one althingi.is/dba-bin/ferill.pl?ltg=144&mnr=471

@benwerd mutual use of ISO8601 is the basis for a happy relationship