Aaron Parecki

@akalsey I guess that's fair. Then it should pre-fill my email address. Otherwise I may not even know which of my addresses is subscribed!

@jeffr0 Frankly not using XMLRPC is enough, but Webmention also supports updates and deletes, as well as extensions https://indieweb.org/Webmention-faq#Why_webmention_instead_of_pingback

... especially if I don't remember signing up for your newsletter

a long time ago, we hung paper snowflakes in the window...above our menorahs. After a few minutes, the candles caught the paper on fire, and my dad pulled the burning snowflakes down and stomped them out, but they left some scorch marks on the carpet for years after.

@nimwunnan UGH! My bike was stolen yesterday too!

@BillSeitz He's been to a couple of Homebrew Website Clubs in the past!

I didn't create API keys for the ones I don't use, so I took them off the home page.

Amazon had a crazy sale on them during Prime Day and then again this weekend. They're like $120 retail but were daiscounted to $60-70. After everyone was raving about them after Prime Day, I held my finger over the "buy" button until the price dropped again and went for it! So far I'm happy with it! I made rice last night in under 10 minutes!

What happened to the old one?

Sounds like fun 😃

Yes! There's a handful of technologies that enable exactly this kind of thing! Check out the Wordpress page on the IndieWeb wiki for a start: https://indieweb.org/Wordpress

The technology that enables comments to work across blogs is called Webmention, and there's a plugin for Wordpress too! https://wordpress.org/plugins/webmention/

Feel free to drop by the chat if you'd like help getting started with any of this! https://indieweb.org/discuss

@cvoxel Yes! There are some Wordpress plugins! I'll leave more info as a comment on your blog post!

@cvoxel that's exactly what the #indieweb community is doing! This tweet was posted from my own blog!

@elfpavlik @fkooman Thanks, can you give me the tl;dr of that?

@christi3k I feel like we've got the indie web building blocks in place now, and are ready to apply them to more than just blogs

@christi3k I'm actually very curious specifically what tools you think would be useful.

@christi3k Just noticed your Twitter bio. You might be interested in: http://calagator.org/events/1250471094 Would love to talk pgp usability there too.

@christi3k I think so too! (This note also posted at https://aaronparecki.com/2016/11/10/8/)

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Looking forward to meeting folks at the Beer of Trust Key-Signing party! https://pin13.net/BoT/2016-11-21/
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@twoheadlines well that was weirdly prescient