Aaron Parecki

#IndieWeb more a philosophy for the web rather than a businesses. Though many companies (including mine) embrace these values.

phrase you want is "small business"

Also like @bryce idea of "real business"

Let revenue define roadway. (https://quickthoughts.jgregorymcverry.com/s/1sO8h8)

no apology necessary, we’re all in this together!

I’m digging into this stuff so that others don’t have to.

Ideally we can add an endpoint to something like IndieKit which is easily self hostable. Everything is a little piecemeal right now.

more thinking about what to include in the template. I can update to IndieLogin, so at least people can link Twitter and Github to different sites.

Single-file selfauth looks interesting https://indieweb.org/selfauth -- hmm, but not a token endpoint

@aaronpk is Github the only "external" IndieAuth supported provider right now? Other than email / pgp?

I temporarily edit my Github profile link for different sites right now, which is not ideal.

@aaronpk is Github the only "external" IndieAuth supported provider right now? Other than email / pgp?

I temporarily edit my Github profile link for different sites right now, which is not ideal.

Yeah, theoretically @patdryburgh & I ran some "official" events a couple of times, but going to keep it casual for now.

More about writing & info management than tools although I will demo my Jekyll + IndieKit template https://github.com/bmann/so-simple-indieweb

This evening in #Vancouver, come join and work on your writing, blog tinkering, theme twiddling, or any other creative computer activity :)

IndieWeb friendly, I'm happy to do some demos.

Starts at 5:30pm in the @FISSIONcodes amenity room https://talk.fission.codes/t/work-on-your-writing-coworking/431

oh no, please tell me this help article from Facebook is just way out of date...

https://www.facebook.com/help/249817848463304

"Why am I being asked to enter my email login information while trying to reset my Facebook password?"

They can't still be doing this, right?

I was just asked to remove the "s" in the "https://" link on all my videos because apparently, the tracking link doesn't work? what on earth is that about? any web designers that understand why the "s" would matter?

Just don’t do Excalibur, I stayed there once and that place is the dumps.

Hehe, Flamingo suite has two rooms. A bedroom with full bath and then the “living” room with couches and chairs. But the best part is that it has a half bath for the living room. 🥳

Ok I might have missed CES this year but I'm really going to try and make it to NAB.

Who else is going to head that way this year?

Ok I might have missed CES this year but I'm really going to try and make it to NAB.

Who else is going to head that way this year?

Yes I covered that here https://twitter.com/dannysullivan/status/1217581455972368390?s=21

Apologies for any concern this message may have caused. To be clear, it does *not* mean that your recipes or content will not show in search. As it says, it's a *suggestion* of something you might wish to try or can ignore. It has no impact on your ranking in Google Search....

If you’ve got the time and inclination on your trip for a coffee, meal, impromptu HWC, let me know.

Somebody left the Coke machine at the movie theater in staff mode.

So I like tracking myself and I’m aiming to get more into the habit of doing that versus letting people do whatever their ToS says. https://where-in-the-world-is-jacky-alcine.glitch.me/ is a @Glitch app that uses Nextcloud to figure out where am I within permissible times.

There’s a bunch of stuff I’d like to add to this but for now, this works!