Aaron Parecki

@browniefed @charlesv @anomalily crazy! that even looks like my same cutting board and knives!

@charlesv snap pea masala?

Thanks for this writeup. It's enough to convince me that collectd might be a good replacement for Munin, for many of the reasons you state.

> They come in various languages, bash, Perl, Python, and so on, they does not share any similarities and sometimes they even have dependencies not mentioned during the install or in the readme.

I actually like this aspect of Munin, since it means you can write plugins in any language, or even write them into web applications themselves as I did with webmention.io (https://github.com/aaronpk/webmention.io/blob/87ed251a0775269941c4e42763fbabc2b5dbf162/controllers/munin.rb) Also, it seems to also be true for collectd too! It looks like the curl_json plugin expects to be able to find JSON data at a URL, which means you can write the plugin in any language. I also found a redis plugin which is just a bash script.

@dbounds It's more a use of the spec rather than something that needs to be written in explicitly. Might be worth mentioning as a use case.

@dbounds Of course IndieNews needs a lot of UI work before it looks anything like Medium's view, but it's not a long shot!

@dbounds Okay yeah that's how IndieNews works. Syndicating via webmention, no pre-established relationship needed.

@dbounds not sure what you mean by "predefined graph." Is the method IndieNews uses not what you mean?

Sorry bout that! They got left out of that issue. It's fixed for this week though!

@dbounds Check out http://news.indiewebcamp.com/en/submit for an #IndieWeb example of a similar concept

@dbounds What Medium is doing is allowing people to submit their posts to an aggregator. The aggregator in this case also is on Medium.

@luxagraf Will definitely send things your way! Also you should sign up for the weekly newsletter! http://indiewebcamp.com/this-week

@dbounds Definitely! We have everything pretty well in place between Webmention and Microformats!

@starseerdrgn GPG is also supported. The goal is your domain is your identity. The authn mechanism is secondary. Happy to talk more about the motivations behind IndieAuth, since decentralized authentication is absolutely the goal.

@bastianallgeier In the house I remodeled in college, I added ethernet jacks in every room! :-)

@sarahsharp I would love to hear your input! Are you free Wednesday eve to come to Homebrew Website Club? http://indiewebcamp.com/events/2016-02-24-homebrew-website-club

@heibie There should be a "fix issue" button which magically sorts everything out. You might need to select "Team: None" or create your own personal team from within XCode first. Feel free to hop into the #indiewebcamp chat room if you want to debug more: https://indiewebcamp.com/irc/today

@heibie I don't have a developer account either, but you can install on your own device from XCode now!

Glad to have made that easy for you then! Give it a try! It's been working well for us so far!

@misuba Interesting... would love to hear more about this analogy. Come to the next HWC to talk about it? https://indiewebcamp.com/events/2016-02-24-homebrew-website-club