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Web developer, video gamer, tabletop gamer, and comic reader

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  1. Zachary Dunn/Note 2024-01-10 12:52:58.665863Z
    Jan 10, 2024 · original
    Are there any _OpenGraph_ tags (or anything similar) to indicate posts in a series or maybe just a single followup post? So, for instance, a news outlet can post an news story and then a few months later, they can write a followup post and update the original with links to the followup. That way social media sites that are using _OpenGraph_ for previews could indicate that there’s been an update to the post.
  2. Zachary Dunn/Note 2023-12-22 16:23:35.289482Z
    Dec 22, 2023 · original
    Ignore this post. It's just here so I can #test updates with my new #MicroPub client
  3. Zachary Dunn/Note 2023-11-06 13:08:17.275686Z
    Nov 6, 2023 · original
    A lot of ppl write about how they wish blogs had better reply functionality and that's why blogging will always lose out to social media. They may list solutions to blog replies and even include #webmentions but say none of those solve the problem the way they want. But what do they want? Social media is usually someone else's software running on someone else's computer. You don't control your data. With self-hosted decentralized social media, like the #fediverse, you can control your data but most others are still using someone else's service and don't control their data. Blogs are still the best way for individuals to express their thoughts while retaining control of them. And webmentions allow for those separate, decentralized blogs to reply to each other. Social software bundles various affordances into one easy-to-use package that hides most of its drawbacks. If CMS's received the s
  4. Zachary Dunn/Note 2022-11-30 14:11:26.392009Z
    Nov 30, 2022 · original
    Most #IndieWeb capable services allow you to log in with just your domain name, which is pretty awesome. But then they display login info like Logged in as https://adhoc.systems which looks strange to most people. Since they're also parsing the `h-card`, I think we could make this look nicer. We could display the person's name instead of their domain. Or if we wanted to make it look closer to the fediverse, we could use _nickname@domain_. Of course, we could always fall back to using the domain if none of the above are available. I'll be making this change on my personal services soon.
  5. A Note/Reply
    Jun 17, 2021 · original
    I made a small change to my site, so that bookmarks don't show up in the main feed unless I've commented on them. I tend to bookmark a lot of pages, so this will keep them from clogging up the home page. Plus, it clarifies the difference between bookmarks and boosts/reposts. Now, boosts are posts I don't have anything to add to, but still want to show up on my home page. Bookmarks are pages I want to save for later, but may have something to say about once I read them.
  6. A Note/Reply
    Jan 25, 2021 · original
    So I flashed Plasma Mobile Beta 2 to a SD card last night and my #PinePhone successfully booted it. Even running from the SD card, it was **way** smoother than the Phosh build that came on the phone. Now I have to figure out how to install it to the phone
  7. A Note/Reply
    Jan 13, 2021 · original
    Everybody is slowly coming to understand that numbers in the health industry are incredibly slow. Articles on vaccine rollout have to mention that hospitals aren't equipped to handle reporting on a 72 hour turnaround. That's because EMRs (electronic medical records) are absolute garbage. They're huge, locked-down, enterprise applications, each controlled by a single vendor and licensed to hospitals for huge fees. They don't have interoperability in mind, they want to lock you in to their silo. If you want to send a report to someone else, you hope they use the same EMR as you or you have to run a convoluted pipeline to get that data to them, usually as a CSV or Excel spreadsheet that they have to run through a convoluted pipeline to get into their system. Maybe after this is all over, that will get some attention. Giant corporations shouldn't be able to control health records and drive u
  8. A Note/Reply
    Jan 12, 2021 · original
    Thanks to [Victoria Drake](https://victoria.dev/blog/responsive-pages-and-color-themes-with-minimal-css/#catering-to-color-preferences), I discovered the `color-scheme` #CSS declaration and added it to my site. It's still a [draft](https://drafts.csswg.org/css-color-adjust-1/), but it's a way to tell browsers what themes your site has available. If the user has set a preference that would trigger the `@prefers-color-scheme` media query, browsers that implement it should adjust their chrome to match that theme. I already have Firefox set to dark mode and have extensions customizing other theming, so I don't know if it affected anything on my site. But it's one line and its good to future proof and give more priority to user choice.
  9. A Note/Reply
    Jan 7, 2021 · original
    I'm working on a #design update of my site based on [new.css](https://newcss.net/). It's available as an alternate stylesheet, so if you want to check it out and you're using a browser that supports it, you can apply the _New.css Styles_ stylesheet. When I'm happy with where it's at, I'll probably just switch the two stylesheets, so the current one sill still be available as an alternate.
  10. A Note/Reply
    Jan 5, 2021 · original
    Ok, so my #webmentions should be good to go now. I still wanna work on their display and fix my processing a bit, but I shouldn't be missing them anymore.
  11. A Note/Reply
    Jan 5, 2021 · original
    Bleh. I had the #webmentions route configured like my internal routes, so it was requiring a CSRF token. Should be fixed now. But apparently I'm not displaying them correctly so still some work to do here.
  12. A Note/Reply
    Jan 5, 2021 · original
    Ah, dang :( Looks like my site isn't receiving #webmentions right now. If you want to reach me, my #fediverse account is up top and my email address is zack at tilde dot team.

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