aaronpk
https://github.com/aaronpk
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Apr 1
WeChat ID
aaronpk_tv
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Just implemented two more anti-spam techniques.
• if you say more uppercase than lowercase characters other than the URL, and if you joined in the last 5 minutes, then you get kicked
• if you say the same URL 5 times within a minute, you get kicked
These only apply to people who are not +v registered on irc-people -
I like the idea of giving the community the ability to help with this. That also happens to be the easiest thing to implement. Loqi now has a new
!kickcommand.- If you are +v (you're registered on irc-people), you can use the new
!kickcommand - You can say
!kick foobarto kick that person from the room, but only if they joined less than 5 minutes ago
- If you are +v (you're registered on irc-people), you can use the new
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Mentioning the same link repeatedly. Needs some thought about a good limit, since people testing link preview is legit. Maybe the limit is >5 times within a minute and you're kicked. Maybe don't do rate limiting if you're v since that means you're registered in the wiki.
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I want to do them monthly, I guess third Wednesday of the month, but this is only the second one so far. I'll always post them on https://indieweb.org/Events and http://calagator.org/events/tag/indieweb and they go out in the IndieWeb newsletter as well https://indieweb.org/this-week-in-the-indieweb
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David Crawshaw
https://crawshaw.io
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Apr 13
There's some overlap, but I am not opposed to what they might call silos in email services. Commercial email hosting is good as long as the federation system works.
That page refers specifically to the thing you're talking about in email, services innovating in non-compatible ways, locking people in to their service. There's nothing wrong with commercial services in the IndieWeb as long as they're interoperable. -
Bobfa
https://micro.blog/Bobfa
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Apr 13
@aaronpk Now I am getting more excited about this... One of your songs is an inspiriation for a name for my potential podcast......
Excellent! I can't wait to hear all the microcasts that use my songs! -
Nice! Do you know the organizers? I'd love to come out and give a talk on OAuth for iOS apps at a future meetup!
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That would be so great! I would definitely use this!
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manton
https://micro.blog/manton
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Apr 11
@frankm It's easy to forget, but I think there were quite a few around 2007-2008. I remember trying to convince people to use Twitter. Many people didn't get it.
Not even that long ago! https://www.wired.com/2016/05/twitter-onboarding-tips-for-new-users/ (2016) https://www.lifewire.com/tutorial-intro-to-using-twitter-2654622 (2018) -
danielpunkass
https://micro.blog/danielpunkass
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Mar 25
@aaronpk I intend to support it natively when I can. It’s would be helpful to know if an equivalent of “getPosts” is standard yet? Can I list the contents of a blog?
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Excited to see what's coming!
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jeremycherfas
https://micro.blog/jeremycherfas
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Mar 25
@JohnPhilpin @sumudu I'm waiting until it is a little more robust before trying to get @aaronpk's bridge from XMLRPC to MicroPub working with MarsEdit. That will be fun.
fyi I'm not planning on making any changes to that project unless prompted by someone who is actually going to use it with another tool. I would also rather see MarsEdit add Micropub support so that it can work natively with more sites! -
dgold
https://micro.blog/dgold
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Mar 25
@aaronpk Wow! That's an incredible thing to put out there & available, aaron, thank you.
The nice thing is it doesn't require that the bridge store anything, even user credentials, so it doesn't take a lot of server resources to run! I am curious how many people will find fun edge cases from various blogging apps tho! -
This is incredible! I used to love this game
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Matt Biilmann
http://www.netlify.com
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Apr 8
I would recommend adding it as an env var in the Netlify UI - there it will only be exposed to your build environment and any Lambda functions you run.
That's probably a better idea :-) In any case the token only provides read access so it's not a huge deal. -
ah, if you don't mind everyone having access to query your webmentions on https://webmention.io then it's fine to make that public, either in github or in Javascript on your site.
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Frederic Hemberger
https://frederic-hemberger.de
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Apr 8
@aaronpk Hi Aaron, I'm trying to implement webmentions on my site. Unfortunately, @netlify doesn't support encrypted env vars, so I'm not sure if pushing the API token to GitHub in clear text is a good idea. Any thoughts?
Which API token are you talking about? Also might be easier to come chat about this in IRC/Slack: https://indieweb.org/discuss -
That was a great one this week! I really enjoyed the summaries of all the links added to the various wiki pages!
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Agreed on removing the filter. Until there is a good use case for a plugin modifying the behavior of the plugin that also wants to provide finer-grained access, there's no need to make that part extensible. Supporting the primary list of scopes create/update/delete/undelete is good for now, and you could also accept "post" if it's requested for legacy clients.
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Eddie Hinkle
https://eddiehinkle.com/
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How did you do this??? I need to know! That looks like you edited the global items???
A clever app using probably not allowed system APIs to mess with it! Here's a pretty good writeup: https://medium.com/productivity-freak/what-if-you-could-really-customize-your-new-touch-bar-ea42ec66f42c
