aaronpk
https://github.com/aaronpk
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Mar 4
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Here's a screenshot of Aperture's new channel filter UI.
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I'm going to add this to Aperture first before trying to add it to the spec. This will let me iterate quicker on the UI and feature set without having to have clients update. This does mean the limitation is that the filters can only be adjusted through Aperture's own admin UI, but I'm okay with that limitation for now. Since they are channel-wide filters, rather than per-feed filters, it's unlikely that I will want to be able to change them from arbitrary clients very often anyway.
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Add per-channel filters
Breaking this out to Aperture from https://github.com/indieweb/microsub/issues/6continue reading... -
Can you provide examples of what you're finding that is not normalized?
Microsub is not "merely delivering the content from other locations". Microsub is in fact specifically already doing a lot of normalization of the content it finds, producing a feed that is much more standardized than what it discovered when crawling the feeds, even to the point of making vocabulary-specific decisions about some values.
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Wow the one on the right is literally my friend group in San Francisco #attacked cc @TheCooperReview
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<br> tags are not interpreted as whitespace when converting HTML to plaintext
Similar to https://github.com/microformats/mf2py/issues/51 and https://github.com/indieweb/php-mf2/issues/69, the Ruby parser is stripping <br> tags rather than converting them to newlines when converting HTML to plaintext.continue reading... -
Hi Nitin, this sounds like a recent change to the way Known handles IndieAuth to make it return the root URL for single-user sites, which it should have been doing all along. There are a few ways to fix this for your Compass, all of which will require that you can modify stuff in the Compass MySQL database.
Method 1:
- First identify the Compass database in that has your data in the
databasestable. If you've only created one Compass database there will be only one record. Make a note of thatid. - You should see two records in the
userstable, one forhttps://nitinkhanna.withknown.com/profile/nitinkhannaand the other forhttps://nitinkhanna.withknown.com/ - Make a note of the
idfor each. - In the
database_userstable, you should see one record with thedatabase_idof your previously found database, and it will have one of the user IDs associated with it. Add a record for the other user ID. - That will grant your new profile URL access to your existing Compass database.
Method 2:
- In the
userstable, delete the record for the new IndieAuth URLhttps://nitinkhanna.withknown.com/. - Change the
urlof the other record fromhttps://nitinkhanna.withknown.com/profile/nitinkhannatohttps://nitinkhanna.withknown.com/. - Now when you log back in your new IndieAuth URL should match up with the user record.
Hope this helps!
- First identify the Compass database in that has your data in the
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Mike
http://www.lazerwalker.com
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Mar 2
How are/would you do raw visit data? Apple’s CLVisit API still isn’t really as good as you’d want it to be :/
Actually if you also run high-res GPS logging then the visit data is basically 100% accurate. It records a visit exactly 10 minutes after you stop somewhere. If you want to experiment with it, that's what all the toggles in Overland are for! https://overland.p3k.io -
Mike
http://www.lazerwalker.com
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Mar 2
How are/would you do raw visit data? Apple’s CLVisit API still isn’t really as good as you’d want it to be :/
It's *pretty* good, especially when combined with some regular GPS updates. Some additional processing and you can do pretty well. But like I said, I still need to do some more experimenting tho.
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Martijn van Exel
http://ma.rtijn.org
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Mar 1
Location History Sans Google http://ma.rtijn.org/2018/02/26/location-history-sans-google.html /ht @aaronpk
Great writeup! So glad to have helped someone else own their location history! and thanks for the 🍻! -
Location History Sans Google http://ma.rtijn.org/2018/02/26/location-history-sans-google.html /ht @aaronpk
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I've been following along with @ohmydollar 's guide to #PurrrrsonalFinance and have to say, it's scary good, and deceptively easy to follow along with! P.18 "I don't want you to get caught in a hole doing research, trying to find the perfect app.." @anomalily HOW DID YOU KNOW???
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I've been meaning to add more visit detection to Overland. It'll record good raw visit data right now but there's no venue detection yet.
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From @dblevins "You start reading one specification.. and it just stops and leads to another specification.. and you read that one which leads you back to the first.. so you get a circular dependency"
#IterateConf #rest #APIs @iterateconf
