Aaron Parecki

With this little script, you can mine your iMessage logs and figure out who you sent the most emoji to! https://github.com/aaronpk/iMessage-Export#who-did-i-send-the-most-emoji-to-in-the-past-year

OH: "I'm slightly apprehensive of teaching you stats, cause I think you might really enjoy it." @anomalily

When you tag someone in a post or photo on Facebook, that post also appears on that person's profile page. What is the equivalent for the #indieweb?

If someone sends a webmention to my home page, that is a way of tagging me in things. I may want to share this mention in my main home page feed (analogous to allowing peoples' Facebook posts to be shown on your Facebook timeline). In that case it's similar to a http://indiewebcamp.com/repost of the external content.

I would imagine this would look like a native post on my site but where the author is not me. Since I am not including third-person language anywhere on my site, I would just show the post without Twitter's "retweeted by ___" text. I may include an corner icon indicating it's a repost like how Twitter used to do it.

Facebook will by default allow friends' posts that tag you to show up on your timeline, and they give a way to hide the post from your timeline after the fact. I imagine people have strong feelings on whether they want this to happen automatically. Probably for the initial version I would make this require moderation, so if someone tagged me I would get a notification and an option to share on my home page.

Do I know anyone who has a glockenspiel they could loan out on Thursday? Asking for a friend...

IndieWebCamp day 1 was awesome, thanks everyone! Looking forward to making things tomorrow for day 2!

My next iPhone app: "Sup" You can only send blue sups at first and you unlock new colors with in-app purchases!

Just set up my Philips Hue bulbs to change color depending on the weather forecast! Should be a nice way to wake up tomorrow! #homeautomation

There's something strangely powerful about writing code that causes my environment to change. #philips #hue

This week's Homebrew Website Club is the last one before IndieWebCamp 2014! 6:30pm on Wed! http://indiewebcamp.com/events/2014-06-18-homebrew-website-club

I should know better than to try out a new bar that a bunch of friends have checked in to exactly once.

Today I made an LED turn on and off from a web page. I live in the future now. #arduino #sparkcore #hardware

#buy: Chirpify acquires Urban Airship http://bit.ly/UgBDQz

OH "I thought it would be the next 'cool' thing to have a Windows phone." ... "It's ok, it looks like you have an Android"

Apple is clearly up to more than they revealed with HomeKit in iOS 8 today. An iPhone can't control your home lights if you're away from home without some sort of connection.

If Apple adds HomeKit support to iCloud, then your phone would have a backend to talk to.

The next step would be getting some device to sit in your house to send the raw messages to all the devices. Maybe this will be built into the next Airports, or could be launched as a separate device. This device would be able to use the iCloud connection.

When you're away from home you could tell your phone to turn off the lights, it would send a message via iCloud which would be picked up by the base station at home.

Just made http://damnyouquicktype.tumblr.com to collect the inevitable ridiculous auto-suggestions in iOS 8 #wwdc #wwdc14

"Because I've already got webmentions on my site, Brid.gy worked straight out of the gate--a lovely demonstration of some small pieces, loosely joined." - @adactio on posting notes from his own website: http://adactio.com/journal/6826/

Just pushed out two fixes for IndieAuth.com:

• Better feedback on SSL errors - https://github.com/aaronpk/IndieAuth/issues/40
• Allow http -> https redirects - https://github.com/aaronpk/IndieAuth/issues/28

There is a spider making a web in front of the security camera, setting off the motion sensor all night. #homeautomation #edgecases

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