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aaronpk_tv
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@balloob Is there an API in Home Assistant to list all the zones? I'm interested in adding geofence support into my iOS app, https://overland.p3k.app but I don't really want to make an interface for configuring geofences, and thought I might be able to pull them from HA. -
The fact that Mastodon and Pleroma already support this type of discovery makes it a good candidate for including in the spec. I think the language in the original proposal is a great start and we should continue iterating on it.
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#usualsuspects 💪🏼🤗💜 enjoying @oktadev 💙🍻community 💫 @kc_dc! #thanks @TrishPhoto for surprising me with my “🤣lost” 🦄😴 mask— super adore you! 🤗
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Well this looks handy https://twitter.com/mraible/status/1017546900122361861
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Today, I learned about PASETO -- https://paseto.io. It's an alternative to JWTs and the equivalent of "JavaScript: The Good Parts" for JWTs. Hat tip to @rdegges at @kc_dc.
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Brad Enslen
https://ramblinggit.com/
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Jul 12
I was thinking about your http://Indieweb.xyz wondering if adding a RSS feed to it would be good, bad, neutral or some fourth thing?
It already has Microformats, so you can follow it from a reader that supports that, like any of the indieweb readers! https://aaronparecki.com/2018/04/20/46/indieweb-reader-my-new-home-on-the-internet -
Pretty great to see a new self-hosted IndieAuth server! Congrats @nilshauk, and great project name! https://twitter.com/nilshauk/status/1017485223716630528
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By golly, it's working. Here's me using Cellar Door to login to #IndieWeb's #IndieAuth page to add my implementation to the list of available implementations. ☺️ https://indieweb.org/IndieAuth#Implementations
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Enable unique timezones per event
It appears right now all events exist in the system's "local" time, which works fine when this is used for a single city's events. In the case of wanting to list events in multiple cities, we need to know the timezone of each event in order to generate proper machine-readable data for ical/microformats feeds.continue reading... -
I'm pleased to report @oktadev walks this walk. Asciidoctor is more sustainable thanks to Okta's support. We all benefit thanks to their leadership.
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nightpool
https://github.com/nightpool
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Jul 11
It probably wouldn't be super hard to write a nginx module to enable content negotiation, if there was an interest in it
On Wed, Jul 11, 2018 at 7:11 PM Aaron Parecki notifications@github.com wrote:
This would allow a static site to serve ActivityPub objects as well as human-readable HTML. Currently it's not possible to do this, since static sites can't do content negotiation of course.
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People who want to host static sites typically are not the same people who are going to custom-compile their nginx in order to install a content negotiation module.
The two very popular use cases that don't work when content negotiation is required are:
1) hosting a site on GitHub Pages, Netlify, Amazon S3, etc
2) using a caching CDN like CloudFlare
It would be really sad to completely exclude these very popular services from participating in the ActivityPub network.
Even Mastodon supports alternate URLs for their ActivityPub representations of pages, e.g. https://mastodon.social/@Gargron vs https://mastodon.social/@Gargron.json so it seems like it wouldn't be a huge stretch to have it advertise those URLs on the HTML pages. -
Specify public key format
Currently, Mastodon and Pleroma are publishing public keys on profiles in different formats. I discovered this when I tried to load a Pleroma public key using PHP's built-in openssl, and it failed.continue reading... -
This would allow a static site to serve ActivityPub objects as well as human-readable HTML. Currently it's not possible to do this, since static sites can't do content negotiation of course.
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Portland, Oregon • Wed, July 11, 2018 1:59pmNew CSA pickup location 🍆
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EdwardHinkle
https://github.com/EdwardHinkle
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Jul 11
@aaronpk @cleverdevil I'm not sure that adding native support in Indigenous for IndiePaper is the right step now. With https://github.com/cleverdevil/Indiepaper-macOS/pull/3 and the fact that every url in Indigenous allows you to open a ShareSheet, it doesn't make as much sense to me to bundle IndiePaper when IndiePaper (and other future services) can just have their own app in the Share Sheet.
Any thoughts for or against that train of thinking?
I think the only real outcome of this item would be being able to select a channel to have offline caching of posts.
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Portland, Oregon • Tue, July 10, 2018 5:26pmcoworking
