Aaron Parecki

Now my site credits the app that was used to post notes, like this one! (See "Posted using quill.p3k.io" in the sidebar)

Also discovered using #mitmproxy: the "Moves" app used to be named http://protogeo.com

Tried finding my updated #secret stats using #mitmproxy but the app crashes due to a bad cert. In the process, I discovered that the app used to be named "Whispr" in development. This is the logs that were sent to bugsnag.com when the app crashed: https://gist.github.com/aaronpk/46e1b3161514ef874019

Just updated the Ruby webmention client to include a command line utility for sending webmentions! https://github.com/indieweb/mention-client-ruby

https://gist.github.com/aaronpk/7b5ce6e8368fd495e640

Testing a new sample app that posts notes to your site using Micropub!

@jlsuttles Are there any more docs on the Ruby microformats2 parser? I can only find the simple usage example in the readme https://github.com/G5/microformats2

Pretty sure some bike messengers could make a killing on bottled water delivery right now #pdx #pdxboil @portlandwater https://www.portlandoregon.gov/water/63892

Thinking about two-factor auth at a nano level, requiring human confirmation before any client can actually post to your site via your micropub endpoint.

For example, I sign in to barnaby's experimental Taproot interface but don't trust it entirely yet. Instead of giving him blanket access to post to my site, every time his app makes a request to my micropub endpoint, it goes and asks me for confiramtion before publishing.

Either OOB confirmation (2-factor auth via SMS or something) or an OAuth-like confirmation dialog from the same browser window.

#indieauth #micropub #2fa