Zegnat
https://github.com/Zegnat
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Mar 22
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aaronpk_tv
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This is great, now what will it take to get all the tests to pass? 🙃 -
kaushalmodi
https://github.com/kaushalmodi
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Mar 25
Basically, I don't need "pages" as I am parsing the whole JSON object. I am just looking for a way to get all mentions for a given post, without worrying about pages.
I see... currently there is no "unlimited" option, so using a very large per-page number is the best option right now. -
Did you try using the paging and limit parameters in the API?
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I kind of regret selling my 2016 MacBook Pro. The new lineup didn't live up to my expectations.
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Fix paging
Something is very wrong with the paging mechanism in certain circumstances. I think the common failure mode is when a bunch of entries get added to a channel all at the same time.continue reading... -
Paul Walsh 👉 t.me/metacert
http://next.metacert.com
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Mar 22
If OpenID started today it would likely see 1,000x adoption in the next 6 months.
There is a need for a new privacy-first single sign-in solution from a trusted source.
Not just from *a* trusted source, since that's what got us into this mess in the first place. IndieAuth is all about letting each person choose an auth provider they trust, even if that is themselves. It's the original goals of OpenID built on OAuth. -
Josh Marinacci
http://joshondesign.com/
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Mar 21
Good news, everyone. I'm speaking about #WebVR at Donut.js next tuesday in #Portland. I'm excited to come visit. Anyone else in town want to get lunch? https://buff.ly/2rSXxLu #webdev
I'd love to! And if you already have plans I'll at least see you at @donutjs! -
Tantek Çelik
http://tantek.com/
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Mar 21
hosting Homebrew Website Club SF tonight @MozSF!
RSVP http://tantek.com/2018/080/e1
Special guest @aaronpk will demo his #IndieWeb reader setup!
https://aaronparecki.com/2018/03/12/17/building-an-indieweb-reader built on #openweb standards #WebSub #Microsub #microformats2 #IndieAuth #MicroPub #Webmention #Webhooks
I'm demoing my reader at Homebrew Website Club! -
Matt Raible
http://raibledesigns.com
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Mar 21
Seattle is a pretty nice city to walk around during meetings. #productivity
When I'm back in Portland we'll have a walk-meeting photo throwdown -
cweiske
https://github.com/cweiske
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Mar 21
.. and today I re-encountered this issue and wanted to report a bug, only to find out that I already did a year ago.
haha sorry! only 6 months ago tho ;-) -
Nate Barbettini
https://www.recaffeinate.co/
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Mar 21
On the flip side, I do partially blame Facebook for the confusing mess that authentication with OAuth (still) is.
There's always room for improvement! I would argue it's better than nothing though! -
(((John Karabaic)))
https://api.twitter.com/1/geo/id/c4933ad176bf4057on
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Mar 21
@aaronpk And when Facebook doesn’t enforce its own rules…
Sure, but that's a different problem. Point is if we didn't have OAuth apps would have been able to get a lot more data since they'd just be logging in as you! -
stankov
https://twitter.com/stankov
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Mar 21
Interesting. I have not seen those complaints. Could you perhaps share any? Clearly, #oAuth2 is about *delegation* and that is what most people miss...
"as we now learn that OAUTH, or Open Authorisation, is one of the many ways that Facebook and the app developers conspire to access not only your data, but that of your friends and contacts" http://www.heraldscotland.com/news/16100549.Iain_Macwhirter__Why_social_media_is_about_to_meet_its_regulatory_nemesis/ Not quite a fair statement. -
Andrew Dubber
http://andrewdubber.com
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Mar 20
Occurs to me that rather than build a new Facebook, this would be a really good moment for someone to create an RSS reader that emulated a timeline and featured in-line comments. I’d probably post on my blog pretty much daily if that was the thing everyone used.
Here are some screenshots of exactly that! https://aaronparecki.com/2018/03/12/17/building-an-indieweb-reader We've been making a lot of progress on this over the last few years! I do post on my blog every day thanks to this interface too! :-) -
I'm in SF this week and looking forward to attending! I'm planning on giving a quick demo of my new IndieWeb reader that I wrote about here! https://aaronparecki.com/2018/03/12/17/building-an-indieweb-reader
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Sven Knebel
https://www.svenknebel.de/
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Mar 19
When trying to look closer at that fancy food I got a 404 - seems like on your homepage feed the image links should be modified to be relative to the homepage and not the post URL! (from permalink it works)
Ooh tricky. I solved that for my normal photo posts but for some reason the post from Sunlit failed! -
it worked
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cygnoir
https://micro.blog/cygnoir
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@aaronpk That's awesome! Is it something that an API newbie could learn to do?
Yeah I think so! It was a pretty simple API call and some simple data manipulation. If you have a good source of data it won't be hard! The fact that they count everything by the day makes things a lot simpler. -
Marty McGuire
https://martymcgui.re/
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Mar 16
I’m really looking forward to seeing your implementation for authenticated feeds!
I recently set up Lasso for a private site that holds my notes and find it both a bit too heavy (I don’t want multi-domain SSO at the moment) and not flexible enough (no ACL support).
Yeah, Lasso is meant to just obtain and present a user identifier to the backend, but has no ACL or other policy knowledge. It's perfect for things like the indieweb wiki, and *could* be used to build private feeds, but you need more code for that.
