Aaron Parecki

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https://2017.indieweb.org/

Excited for this year's IndieWeb Summit!

Portland, Oregon, USA

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Fri, Apr 7, 2017 5:36pm -07:00 #indiewebcamp
Bryan Stearns ‽ http://selfamusementpark.com/ • Apr 6
Got frustated trying to find OAuth2 docs that made sense to me; found @aaronpk's https://www.oauth.com/ and now it's clear! Thanks, Aaron!

@bryanstearns Awesome! Glad it's been helpful!

Portland, Oregon, USA

Thu, Apr 6, 2017 5:01pm -07:00 #oauth2
Webmention Rocks! https://webmention.rocks/ • Apr 9

Discovery Test #1

This is a test for webmention.rocks!

Portland, Oregon, USA

Wed, Apr 5, 2017 6:59pm -07:00
Alastair M. D. Touw http://alastair.touw.me.uk • Apr 5
I’m on enough @SlackHQ teams with IRC gateways, but @indiewebcamp has the first Slack gateway to IRC I’ve seen. 🤓 https://indieweb.org/Discuss#Chat

@alastairtouw @slackhq @indiewebcamp It's a web gateway too! http://indieweb.org/irc/2017-04-04#t1491356630690 IRC <-> Slack <-> Web <-> 😎

Portland, Oregon

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Tue, Apr 4, 2017 6:46pm -07:00
Thursday Bram http://www.thursdaybram.com • Apr 3
Portland tech folks: here's a prospectus for all the tech confs coming up in 2017. Go forth and sponsor conferences! http://www.thursdaybram.com/announcing-the-portland-prospectus

@thursdayb Can you add IndieWeb Summit to the list once we announce the date? (Hopefully today or tomorrow)

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Mon, Apr 3, 2017 8:32am -07:00
Eddie Hinkle http://eddiehinkle.com/ • Mar 30

Viewing webmentions

🎉

Portland, Oregon, USA

Thu, Mar 30, 2017 7:53am -07:00
Jonathan LaCour https://cleverdevil.io/profile/cleverdevil • Mar 28
Fearlessly updated to the latest @withknown from GitHub. Huzzah!

everything isn't broken!

Portland, Oregon

Mon, Mar 27, 2017 10:13pm -07:00
Paul C Pederson http://paulcpederson.com/ • Mar 25
Scraping the paint off this table is so satisfying

@paulcpederson That needs to go into one of those "most satisfying video in the world" compilations.

Portland, Oregon, USA

Sun, Mar 26, 2017 8:17am -07:00
Ryan Barrett https://snarfed.org/ • Mar 25
oh and i admire that you fully styled the proxy mf2 pages! very inspiring.

…not quite enough to actually do it myself for bridgy, though. :P

haha thanks! fwiw I did try to dig into the bridgy source code to style the permalinks, but I couldn't figure out how to do it because of the way the templates are created from just concatenating strings.

If you were to change the template generation to something like a string containing the HTML with placeholders like %timestamp% %author_name% etc, I would happily send a PR with new markup and styles!

Portland, Oregon, USA

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Sat, Mar 25, 2017 5:35pm -07:00
William Newby https://twitter.com/SirLawrence500 • Mar 24
is this a robo-feeder or a gravity feeder?

@sirlawrence500 @indiewebcat definitely robo feeder https://indiewebcat.com/ate

Portland, Oregon, USA

Fri, Mar 24, 2017 7:49pm -07:00
Ryan Barrett https://snarfed.org/ • Mar 24
oh man, so cool to see a new backfeed (ish) implementation. congrats!

Thanks! This laid some ground work for backfeeding likes and comments, hopefully coming soon!

Portland, Oregon, USA

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Fri, Mar 24, 2017 3:57pm -07:00
Greg McVerry http://jgregorymcverry.com/ • Mar 23
we were looking at indieauth to include in thimble but passportjs warns folks not to use: http://bit.ly/2ns1xSV still true? #indieweb

@jgmac1106 I don't know the state of that plugin, but you could just do it manually: https://indieauth.com/developers or https://indieweb.org/indieauth-for-login

Portland, Oregon, USA

Thu, Mar 23, 2017 10:13am -07:00 #indieauth
Eddie Hinkle http://eddiehinkle.com/ • Mar 23

Receiving Webmentions

Very cool! Check out the webmention.io web hook feature. Your server can get a POST request whenever a new webmention appears! You can use this to make the push notifications realtime!

Portland, Oregon, USA

Thu, Mar 23, 2017 9:03am -07:00
Aaron Bradley http://www.seoskeptic.com/ • Mar 23
I appreciate the road that microformats paved, but it's 2017, and I should be using prescribed class declarations ... because?

@aaranged It's schema.org today, but ???? tomorrow!

Portland, Oregon, USA

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Thu, Mar 23, 2017 8:15am -07:00
Aaron Bradley http://www.seoskeptic.com/ • Mar 23
I appreciate the road that microformats paved, but it's 2017, and I should be using prescribed class declarations ... because?

@aaranged I did some research into the historical recommended markup from Google, with interesting results: https://aaronparecki.com/2016/12/17/8/owning-my-reviews

Portland, Oregon, USA

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Thu, Mar 23, 2017 8:14am -07:00
Aaron Bradley http://www.seoskeptic.com/ • Mar 23
I appreciate the road that microformats paved, but it's 2017, and I should be using prescribed class declarations ... because?

@aaranged For example, I'm posting this conversation to my website, and your tweets show up there using Microformats https://aaronparecki.com/2017/03/23/6/

Portland, Oregon, USA

Thu, Mar 23, 2017 8:13am -07:00
Aaron Bradley http://www.seoskeptic.com/ • Mar 23
Was thinking of omitting that column, as really the only thing those using 'em should be thinking of is how to migrate from them :)

@aaranged I'm guessing you're talking about SEO, but microformats2 is the backbone of distributed conversations across lots of websites now.

Portland, Oregon, USA

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Thu, Mar 23, 2017 8:06am -07:00
Aaron Bradley http://www.seoskeptic.com/ • Mar 23
Was thinking of omitting that column, as really the only thing those using 'em should be thinking of is how to migrate from them :)

@aaranged You might want to look at recent activity in Microformats, specifically version 2. Lots happening there, mostly in the social web.

Portland, Oregon, USA

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Thu, Mar 23, 2017 8:05am -07:00
Aaron Bradley http://www.seoskeptic.com/ • Mar 22
Since people seem to have found this useful, here's a clean version of my table of structured data capabilities by data consumer #SMX

@aaranged #SMX fyi Pinterest parses h-recipe: https://developers.pinterest.com/docs/rich-pins/recipes/ Also what does ⚠️ mean?

Portland, Oregon, USA

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Thu, Mar 23, 2017 7:39am -07:00
Jonathan LaCour https://cleverdevil.io/profile/cleverdevil • Jan 14

Jonathan LaCour January 14, 2017 Recipe: Pressure cooker risotto Ingredients 2 cups arborio rice 4 cups flavorful liquid (e.g. stock, broth, white wine, vermouth, etc., in any combination) 1 onion or shallot, finely diced 2 tablespoons fat (e.g. olive oil, butter) Salt and pepper Takes 20 minutes. Serves 4 . Pressure cookers are a great way to make incredible risotto in a fraction of the time of the traditional method. This recipe describes a base method to make a plain risotto in your pressure cooker, and can be used as the foundation for any number of delicious risottos. The key is the 1:2 ratio of arborio rice to liquid, and a 6 minute, high pressure cook. In this recipe, I use an Instant Pot electric pressure cooker, but you can use a different pressure cooker. Turn your pressure cooker to "sauté," and add fat to the cooker. Once fat comes to temperature, add the onions, salt, and pepper, and cook until translucent. Add your rice and stir to coat the rice with the fat. Add your liquid and seal your pressure cooker, setting for 6 minutes on high pressure. Once cook is complete, quick release your pressure cooker, stir, and serve! Interesting variations on the base include: Mushroom risotto – use three cups of mushroom broth and one cup of dry white wine for your liquid. Add minced garlic to the onions during the sauté, and add dried mushrooms before you seal the pressure cooker. Finish with white truffle oil and tons of grated parmesan cheese. Carbonara risotto – this is what you see in the above photo that I recently prepared. Start the sauté with diced pancetta or thick cut bacon sliced into lardons, until the meat is nicely browned and the fat has rendered. Use three cups of chicken broth and one cup of white wine for your liquid and add lots of pamesan to the pot before the seal. Finish with more parmesan and lots of black pepper. I like to stir in frozen english peas at the end and serve with an egg that has been cooked sous-vide for one hour at 145°F. Add a dollop of mascarpone cheese at the end for an extra creamy risotto. Try using salted, diced ham and english peas, with ham stock as the liquid. The possibilities are endless! 4 stars 1 comment I love risotto but don't want to get a pressure cooker 😜j Elaine LaCour, Jan 15 2017 on www.facebook.com KMarsh liked this post Jan 15 2017 on twitter.com Elaine LaCour liked this post Jan 15 2017 on www.facebook.com The Knowing Garden liked this post Jan 15 2017 on twitter.com Sarah Nelson Farlik liked this post Jan 15 2017 on www.facebook.com

I've been meaning to try risotto in my Instant Pot! Thanks for the tip!

Portland, Oregon, USA

Sun, Mar 19, 2017 1:56pm -07:00

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