By the way, your wordpress has two indieweb issues currently:

• notes have type h-as-note (which is unnecessary) but not h-entry (which is absolutely required) — as a result my replies have just a link to your note instead of a nice reply-context;
• replies to comments are just wordpress comments that have no permalink — as a result my site can’t show them as replies (I guess you could just not use WP comment replies and reply with reply posts deliberately…).

But yeah, I went with a homemade solution. That was… a lot of time spent. Though I did everything in the hardest way possible :D

How would you even post a like-action without a URL though?

I mean, an alternative endpoint discovery mechanism — if WebFinger is not available, just fetch the URL and look up links with the remotestorage rel in the Link HTTP header and HTML body, the same way Micropub and Webmention endpoints are discovered.

nice! I’ve been thinking about remoteStorage + IndieWeb… would be nice if remoteStorage got an option to use a link rel instead of WebFinger :)

That “sexual partner” comparison sounds somewhat inappropriate ;) seriously though, when Troy Hunt complained about non-HTTPS trackers, a Disqus employee showed up and turned tracking off for his site. It sounds like there’s a checkbox that disables the tracking!

Interesting, so it gave you both micro.blog/t and tantek.micro.blog and the former one shows posts from your website as well as from the new .micro.blog subdomain…

More importantly perharps, can we get everything off CloudFlare…

“The F key are not F, but multimedia by default” you can change that in firmware settings, or temporarily by using the Fn Lock.

The smaller {[ etc. keys — that’s only on the ISO layout! My ANSI X240 has these keys normal sized.

Opening the bottom plastic latches is easy with a plastic card, I’ve opened my X240 several times, never left any opening marks :)

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Yeah, this is the one of the big problems with PHP, and Apache mod_php specifically. You can implement various mitigations (drop an .htaccess into the uploads directory that turns off any script execution?) but the fact that you have to is kinda ridiculous. Pretty much all other web development environments are not based around just running scripts from the same directories where static files are. Heck, Apache’s CGI implementation was better, it only ran code from the /cgi-bin/ subdirectory!

Congratulations! :)

Released last week? Oh. I guess I’ve been using the “unreleased” version. Now it has edit/delete/undelete functionality! That’s very nice.

I was a big app.net fan back in the day… made apps even…

Yeah, the “soldered SSD” thing is extremely ridiculous. Like, they’re doing everything to make the laptops thinner, even the “Pro” line. Adding M.2 and SODIMM slots wouldn’t even add that much thickness! And M.2 allows the same performance (NVMe) as soldering the SSD.

By the way, Apple trackpads aren’t that special (until 3d touch, at least). They’re literally just Synaptics, same as in a lot of laptops.

I think some people didn’t like how Elementary is asking for money (pay what you want type thing) on the download page for some reason…

Honestly, I recommend not being tied to a particular OS and just, like, using all of them. I have Windows on my desktop, FreeBSD on my laptop, RPi and servers, Arch Linux in a VM… no (actively used) Macs anymore though :D

Yeah. Though many more people use Mastodon, which supports the same OStatus protocol, but is a completely different project. Mastodon has microformats2 now, because of me :) Though not webmention. Not yet, at least :D