Rambles that are fluffy, by fluffy
xkeeper posted a blog post about their issues running TCRF.
On a related note, here’s my webserver’s HTTP response code stats for today, across all of my websites:
fluffy@nautilus[/var/log/nginx] fluffy$ cut -f3 -d\" access.log | cut -f2 -d\ | sort | uniq -c | sort -n 3 408 4 502 4 503 10 410 20 504 56 307 60 403 165 406 225 401 462 499 662 405 670 500 819 202 1739 304 2989 400 6299 206 16352 302 32402 301 52673 404 83035 303 192512 200 308859 429
This is pretty disheartening.
In reply to: Re: I joined the IndieWeb, here’s what I learned
One thing I’d point out is that IndieAuth does a lot more than just enabling Micropub and its ilk; for example, some folks support IndieAuth as a simple identity provider, which then provides things like access to private or protected entries (for example this one).
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In reply to: Re: Testing webmentions
Technically your post should have been posted as a u-repost-of of the original post. Also it doesn’t appear that you have the requisite mf2 data on your page for all that stuff to work. I’d recommend taking a look at my introduction to the IndieWeb since there’s a lot of ways where this could be a lot better!
In particular I’d recommend looking at the full IndieWeb Wordpress plugin which handles the mf2 markup as well as doing all the webmention stuff for you.
A few days ago I happened upon this video about visual snow syndrome and I watched it even thinking that it was kinda clickbaity, since I always figured that visual snow syndrome is something that a lot of people have and it’s not a big deal.
But it actually made me realize that there’s a lot of stuff that’s possibly interconnected in my brain. Because one of the things the presenter mentioned is that it’s also linked to tinnitus and heightened pareidolia, which are both things I’ve always had. As well as migraines. And I wonder how much of my other brain shit is also explained by this?
Man, I am so tired of being tired.
On the plus side I’m finally working on music again. Hopefully I can keep up a more sustainable momentum this time around, because I really do want to finish Misfits sometime this year. But I also don’t want to do my usual multi-month crunch that leaves me even more drained when I’m done with an album.
I’ve also been working on the next version of the-protocol-formerly-called-Canimus. At present the tentative rebrand name is “Chorus” although I’m not totally sold on it (but my various collaborators like it). Anyway, for now folks can look at the WIP draft branch and maybe comment on it? I’ve gotten some really good feedback from some folks but more eyes would be better, I think.
I’ve also been doing voice training again, this time with a practitioner who knows what the hell she’s doing. It’s going okay.
In reply to: Re: IndieWeb, Publ, and Webmentions
Nice, I’m really happy to see someone else using Publ! There’s a lot of stuff that I really should do to modernize it, since you may have noticed that it’s stuck on an older version of Python and also that its Markdown engine is kinda… troublesome at this point. I’d also really like to improve the way that footnotes work so that it also supports things like sidebar or inline asides.
Having built-in support for webmention and such would also be nice; I always run into the limitations of what I can do with webmention.io/webmention.js and I have some big ideas about how to make a better comment system.
Anyway hopefully I can get back to working on this stuff. My priorities have been elsewhere but I do want to improve things for everyone.
Bookmarked: How AI poisons creativity
These past 6 weeks have been quite tiring to me, and I have so many reasons to be so very tired of things right now. I’m doing what I can to enjoy the things I’m able to do, but, oh god do things suck right now, for so many people that I know.
Oh yeah so a lot has been going on, this past week especially has been bonkers, and I’m super happy about things right now.
