Aaron Parecki

@adamd aw thanks! I just checked and it turns out it'll cost $122 to "gift" them, so I might as well just buy them.

@jlsuttles You're right. Turns out it will cost $122 to "gift" them, so nevermind!

@adamherstein I think we may have broke something when launching the new site. Will have a look shortly.

@AdamHerstein In the "Podcasts" app or something else?

@benwerd my sarcasm detector must be broken

@cindyli I'd be thrilled if you'd post an .svg or .ai file with some sort of creative commons license! It's super cute! :-)

@jgarber hop in to IRC and we might be able to troubleshoot better. http://indiewebcamp.com/irc/today?beta

@jgarber That's strange. Does it time out regardless of which provider you use?

@waxpancake @kenichi_pdx /me goes and renews his .io that expires in a month

@waxpancake This is not the first time I've heard of this problem with .io ... @kenichi_pdx just went through this too!

@IKEA_Portland I don't see a price tag, but I think it would make a great second bed for my AirBnB guests!

@cindyli I was hoping to put some cat stickers in the StickerMule marketplace! And also maybe put him on oauth.net!

@tayhatmaker lol I think my pebble is going to run out of batteries on stage

@tayhatmaker yay! we're gonna talk about watches and stuff!

@c4milo I turned it in to a blog post! http://aaronparecki.com/articles/2015/01/15/1/so-you-implemented-an-oauth2-api

For a while I was doing my own PESOS for my tweets so that I could still reply to people from the Twitter app and get those back on my site as posts. I quickly ran into a problem where I was sometimes re-importing a tweet that I had originally POSSE'd and would end up with two identical posts on my site. I wouldn't even know where to begin to try to do that with Facebook. If bridgy solves this well, I would probably use it, because I gave up running that code myself because of all the edge cases I encountered.

I am planning on doing PESOS of my Instagram, Twitter and Flickr likes, since I still often find myself in a situation where I'm reading something on one of those silos and it's quicker to just tap their button. I would happily use a Bridgy version of that as well.

You shouldn't be afraid of writing a micropub client for this, since it's basically a version of OAuth 2.0 which you've already dealt with on Instagram and Facebook. Also most people so far have implemented non-expiring access tokens on their sites. If you wanted to make this explicit, you could add a scope to the authorization request that would indicate such.

@helloerica When is your first episode coming out!

@jwisser piped in to IRC channels no less

@pdxgene if I did, I couldn't tell you

@aaronjorbin oh god. I'm flattered, but if I do this, there is gonna be no connection and full plausible deniability.