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@chmod777self.com Yea that's exactly my point, not everybody a) uses apache and b) can change settings on their web server (shared hosting environments, github pages, etc) -
@BarnabyWalters How else would you pronounce them!
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Portland, Oregon • Fri, August 9, 2013 1:05amFinally made it!!
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@snarfed_org Yeah, we do keep http://indiewebcamp.com/events up to date very well, but the page could use a bit of cleanup in terms of presentation
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Alaska Airlines
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Aug 9
@aaronpk I'm really sorry about that. Maybe try OAK or SJC next time? *DS
@AlaskaAir yeah I think I'm going to do OAK from now on. Wish I could have re-booked that flight to leave earlier tonight from OAK! -
Alaska Airlines
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Aug 9
@aaronpk Really apologize for the delay Aaron. Unfortunately, the aircraft got stuck in SFO earlier today on its way to Cabo due to... 1/2
@AlaskaAir My flight *to* SFO was 2 hours delayed too. I know it's out of your control but I just want to go home!
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Whiteboard notes #osfw3c
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My 8:10pm @AlaskaAir flight got pushed back to 12:30am. Not cool guys. So much for catching up on sleep tonight. #travel
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Hacked together a quick bookmarklet so I can get a keyboard shortcut to reply to people' #indieweb notes!
The trick is that you can add a custom search engine in Chrome (right click on the URL bar and click "edit search engines" to see how many you already have!) but instead of defining a URL pattern, you can put in Javascript!
Now once I'm on a URL I'm replying to, I type "r" in the URL bar and it jumps over to my site! The result:
http://aaronparecki.com/files/reply-bookmarklet.gif -
San Francisco, California • Thu, August 8, 2013 7:29pm
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San Francisco, California • Thu, August 8, 2013 7:09pm
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San Francisco, California • Thu, August 8, 2013 7:01pm
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Monoculture doesn't work on the public web, why should it work in the enterprise? Just because we /can/ push a technology top down within an org doesn't mean we should, and certainly doesn't mean it will actually be used much less enjoyed. #osfw3c
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San Francisco, California • Thu, August 8, 2013 6:25pm
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Thanks for the suggestion! It would be cool to use the LINK verb.
The problem is that it's way less likely to actually get adoption using the LINK verb. The discovery step adds an opportunity to add a layer of indirection, which lets us separate the server that handles the webmention. While discovery is an extra step, but at the same time it provides a lot of benefits. For example, it wouldn't be possible to have a static HTML site handle the HTTP LINK request, whereas it could delegate to a webmention service by using the link tag. Additionally, some hosting environments may not provide a way to handle the LINK request where a normal POST would work instead.
Because of the benefits and flexibility the discovery step adds, we need to stick with it and can't use the LINK verb as cool as that would be. -
The last day of #osfw3c is wrapping up with the creator of http://schema.org to address the patent concerns brought up yesterday. He drove up from Google this morning.
