Reply to https://twitter.com/nhoizey/status/1501967877305470981
I'm trying something new :-) There's currently no way to see just my notes or photos. You can see my notes+blog+photos (i.e. what I call my "Posts") or just my blog. I may change this if more people complain ;-) Usually the two feeds diverge more because I don't blog so much
Reply to https://twitter.com/FalconSensei/status/1501967593363558415
In my case, I send the webmention automatically and then immediately parse out the Location header from the response, and commit that as my syndication link, which triggers another recompile.
Reply to https://twitter.com/FalconSensei/status/1501967593363558415
Right, so you would have to include an empty link to Bridgy's twitter publish URL somewhere in your h-entry. Then you need to send a webmention to that URL (unless it's automatic).
Reply to https://twitter.com/FalconSensei/status/1501961557806178306
I use Bridgy to syndicate the post after I publish it (by automatically sending a webmention), and then I re-compile the site with the syndicated location embedded in the post.
Reply to https://twitter.com/nhoizey/status/1501888419907186691
@nhoizey For more info on why I organize my posts the way I do, see https://desmondrivet.com/2022/02/27/post-type-org
Reply to https://twitter.com/nhoizey/status/1501888419907186691
@nhoizey All of my post related templates (for the tag, archive, bookmark, blog pages, etc.) are directly under post/, but the posts themselves are tucked under posts/feed. @eleven_ty can sometimes blur the line between content and presentation.
Reply to https://twitter.com/nhoizey/status/1501888419907186691
@nhoizey I was thinking, perhaps naively, that someone who is interested in my notes would also interested in my blog (and my photos), hence the combined feed. The reverse may not be true; someone who is interested in my blog may not want my notes, hence the isolated blog feed.
Reply to https://social.johanbove.info/2021/02/15/testing-a-new-browser-gave-me-the
I don't organize my bookmarks, though I've always meant to. That being said, isn't the point of IndieWeb's bookmark entry type to avoid relying on an external service for this?
Feb 15, 2021, 4:25 AM -05:00Testing a new browser gave me the incentive and opportunity to clean up my pile of "bookmarks". Wondering how most people use and organise their browser #bookmarks? Do you keep everything in separate folders? Never gotten around in using one of those "pinning" services, even-though I've been "bookmarking" interesting things using my "Known CMS" site, but I don't organise those properly using tags.
Reply to https://twitter.com/m_ott/status/1328653463207759872?s=19
I use Piwigo. My gallery: https://photos.desmondrivet.com/ I'm interested in the idea of statically generated galleries but it's unclear to me how this would work if you have GBs of photos. Where would you store the images?
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Reply to https://twitter.com/jackyalcine/status/1297669737896239104?s=20
My personal website is https://desmondrivet.com I have a blog on it and a kind of microblog as well. It's not wildly beautiful. I write about whatever strikes my fancy, so I definitely wouldn't call it "cohesive". But it's there and I use it and it's mine.
Reply to https://janboddez.tech/notes/ab8cca73e5
Well, this is quite embarrassing. Thank you for the information! Actually, my blog entries on my feed page did have p-names but I think I accidentally made them part of the e-content, and I suspect that's why they were not showing up. And, yes, my published date was embedded in my h-card for silly reasons that I won't get into. Anyway, I think (hope) I've fixed both issues if you want to try again.
Reply to https://jlelse.blog/micro/2020/03/photos-workflow/
I do something vaguely similar with my media endpoint, except I use a server that I rent out from from kimsufi, where I also host my webmention and micropub endpoints. But...does it ever bother you to split your content like this? I use a static site generator, and one of the nice things about this is that your entire site can be generated from the contents of your local folder. When part of your content (your photos) live somewhere else (a media server, or a CDN, or whatever), that's no longer the case. This bothers me somewhat, though I don't lose any sleep over it. I don't really have a good answer for it.
Mar 6, 2020, 5:58 AM -05:00I use BunnyCDN as storage for my Micropub media endpoint, where I upload all the photos and other media files I publish on my blog. When I upload a new photo the media endpoint first uploads the original file with the name of it’s SHA-256 hash value (so when I upload the same file multiple times, it doesn’t create multiple files). When I upload an image (JPEG or PNG) it also gets optimized and resized to a maximum width of 2000 pixels using the Tinify API (and then uploaded to BunnyCDN too), ...
Reply to https://twitter.com/billbennettnz/status/1217296763071037440?s=20
That's probably a good way to think about it. Or at least about establishing an alternative.
Reply to https://social.johanbove.info/2020/01/05/thanks-for-the-write-up-on-the-indieweb
Thank you! The link should work now :-)
Jan 5, 2020, 5:02 PM -05:00Thanks for the write-up on the Indieweb principles Desmond. Looking forward to the other posts in the series. I did notice that the initial link to your previous post is not working. It seems the URL is wrong. Shouldn't it be this: https://desmondrivet.com/2019/12/08/intro-to-indie-web ?