What’s your favourite road to drive along, anywhere in the world?
What’s your favourite road to drive along, anywhere in the world?
Thanks @jetbrains for giving me a free PHPStorm opensource license to work on Taproot #indieweb tools! Best IDEs I’ve ever used by a long shot, highly recommended.
@_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
Any #silex devs who want to add #indieauth sign-in or micropub to their applications? Take a look at github.com/taproot/authentication, I want to improve the documentation so indieauth can make more sense to new users.
#TIL there’s a URL-based API for Google street view. Spent this afternoon making a tool for automating hyperlapses with it developers.google.com/maps/documentation/streetview
@benatkin #protip: you can leave out the semicolon in that case with no ill effects #totallylikerubyexceptwithmorewords
Latest #ksp invention: Reverse Bamboo Staging! Like asparagus, except you blow spent fuel tanks off the top of the stack (helped along by some separatrons) rather than blowing the engines off too:
Successfully gets me into LKO with a full main tank. Haven’t decided what to do with it yet…
The fact that pressing buttons and watching lights on a screen change lets me fly to another country still weirds me out.
How to query for all highways in #OSM Overpass API (demo: overpass-turbo.eu/s/3sB):
<osm-script output="json">
<query type="way" into="highways">
<bbox-query {{bbox}}/>
<has-kv k="highway" />
</query>
<union>
<item set="highways"/>
<recurse from="highways" type="down"/>
</union>
<print mode="body" order="quadtile"/>
</osm-script>
This returns all highways without filtering, check out the OSM Highway docs for different possible types of highway, and add a v=""
attribute to the has-kv
element to filter.
Latest weird, quirky thing discovered by accident whilst trawling through #OSM data: vikingsacrossafrica.webs.com
Thanks to everyone who tried/bought our granola this morning! Had a blast selling it with @brennannovak and meeting you all. This isn’t the end of Reykjavík Granola Co., stay tuned for more…
According to wikipedia’s “Slash” article, “\” is a “forwardslash” and “/” is a “backslash”.
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EVERYTHING I THOUGHT I KNEW ABOUT THE WORLD HAS BEEN OVERTURNED IN A TURMOIL OF DOUBT AND UNCERTAINTY
@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
Perfect little jQuery-free drag+drop sorting library: rubaxa.github.io/Sortable #js #bookmark
@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 :)
In Reykjavík this ? Come and try some delicious homemade #granola made by @brennannovak and myself, AKA the Reykjavík Granola Co.!
Drop by Reykjavík Roasters (Kárastígur 1) from 9:30am for a free sample, and buy a jar if you like what you taste. Limited stock, so don’t delay! More details to follow.
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Oh @duckduckgo, you try so hard #startrek #noodles:
@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 :)
If you’re using pika as a #python #rabbitmq client and are getting “ConnectionClosed” exceptions, test or look very carefully through the code being executed — it is probably not a pika or rabbitmq issue but some other exception.
E.G. I just spent half an hour tearing apart pika connection handling code when it turns out the exceptions were caused by passing a dict
rather than an instance of template.Context
to template.render()
.