#aaronpkah, well those are luckily low resource usage for me, because i proxy to other backend services. it's possible i may change the backend service to use nominatim itself for example, so i'm not sure you'd actually gain anything by using atlas as another data source
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#aaronpkatlas is really just my own abstraction over other backend providers so that I have a consistent API to work with across all my projects
#Saltaaronpk, actually, I want to PESOS something for the first time because I've neglected content for some time
#GWGI tend to use other abstractions till I have time to do my own.
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#Zegnat!tell tantek,aaronpk "so you would have dt-reviewed < dt-created < dt-published" - interesting, I am working on a write up of my checkin post (and the thoughts that went behind it) and one of the things I am mentioning is a need for dt-checked-in (or similar) to be able to support /postsquare
#petermolnarquestion: how do I "POSSE" my git repositories to github, bitbucket, gitlab, etc? The goal is to self-host the "canonical" repositories and once those receive pushed, they should auto-push to the relevant silos
#petermolnarI've not worked with git hooks yet, so any post-receive tutorial would be welcomed :)
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#petermolnarI'm starting to think how POSSE could be expanded from web to many other things involving silos
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#petermolnarthe main reason why I'm asking is that yesterday I read the $66M loss of github and started to think I don't have properly synced copies at the other silos
#LoqiTumblr is a popular content hosting silo, especially for found images & video, that explicitly supports multiple types of posts, and through free domain mapping, a content hosting service as well https://indieweb.org/Tumblr
#cweiskeI'd like to continue using git and not switch to a different scm again
#cweiskeI went from CVS to SVN to Git, and I've seen enough
#Loqiaaronpk: Zegnat left you a message 7 hours, 12 minutes ago: did you document what mf1 (?) you needed to use for Google to pick up on your review?
#Loqiaaronpk: Zegnat left you a message 7 hours, 9 minutes ago: "so you would have dt-reviewed < dt-created < dt-published" - interesting, I am working on a write up of my checkin post (and the thoughts that went behind it) and one of the things I am mentioning is a need for dt-checked-in (or similar) to be able to support /postsquare
#aaronpkyeah i'm super not clear on whether that's the same thing ?
#aaronpkso from what I heard, there was basically one primary developer of Gogs, and he got hired by Gitlab. but Gitlab is continuing to pay him to develop Gogs since they actually do believe that multiple options are good.
#martymcguire[m]according to the gitea maintainers they didn't like that gogs only has one maintainer
#martymcguire[m]i've been running gitlab and it is kind of miserable to maintain, so i am watching that closely.
#martymcguire[m]i need git lfs support for the way i manage my site, which looks to be coming soon for gitea, but... who knows?
#aaronpkhuh I heard gitlab got way easier to maintain ever since they made system packages for it. `apt-get install gitlab`
#martymcguire[m]it is definitely much better with the system packages (i now actually upgrade it!)
#aaronpkyuuup haha. my last install of gitlab was almost impossible to upgrade so i just installed another one on top of it. finally replaced both of those with gogs back in feburary
#martymcguire[m]however those packages still maintain vendored versions of things like postgresql binaries
#martymcguire[m]at some point i upgraded my system postgresql, so now all my gitlab upgrades fail at the backup step until i replace gitlab's pg_dump binary with the system one
#martymcguire[m]git lfs is Git Large File Storage (LFS). It replaces large files such as audio samples, videos, datasets, and graphics with text pointers inside Git, while storing the file contents on a remote server.
#martymcguire[m]I use Git LFS with my site (a static site powered by Jekyll) to store images, videos, and other assets.
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#petermolnarmartymcguire[m] I'm not entirely convinced; the photos are essential part of my site since I pull the content from their exif/xmp parts
#martymcguire[m]the images are still managed by git and still appear in your working copy. git lfs hooks into the parts of git that decide where to store and retrieve those files.
#martymcguire[m]this is probably a discussion for dev.
#julianfCan't stop to chat now, but just want to mention I'm also interested in setting up my own git system, and thinking about which to use and these issues about how to host it etc, so good to see your conversation.
#Loqijulianf: petermolnar left you a message 6 days, 1 hour ago: when I pull remote stuff, I convert HTML to markdown, then back to HTML from markdown, both with pandoc. Most attack vectors die on that.
#petermolnarI'm not sure this is the right channel for that, since it's not indie*web*, but it's close, especially if the site's contents are under versio control
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#aaronpkoh what crazy, the google "submit url" thing actually works
#miklbI have notes already on why I want to switch away from the jekyll setup I have, and am crafting more notes on why I'm deciding on WP at this point. Bottom line is, I just want to have a site and not focus so much on IW plumbing from scratch.
#Loqitantek: Zegnat left you a message 12 hours, 9 minutes ago: "so you would have dt-reviewed < dt-created < dt-published" - interesting, I am working on a write up of my checkin post (and the thoughts that went behind it) and one of the things I am mentioning is a need for dt-checked-in (or similar) to be able to support /postsquare
#tantekZegnat, interesting! I have found myself often noting in my postsquare checkins on Swarm, my time of *actual* checkin as the first thing in the comment/description field of the checkin!
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#GWGmiklb, welcome aboard. Let me know if you need anything
#miklbGWG indeed. First step is going to be a theme. I'm looking at your mf2_s now to see if that's where I want to start or…
#GWGmiklb, it is dated. I have a forked branch of mf2 which is stock mf2 with minimal modifications. I may need to rebase that
#GWGmf2_s is significantly different and needs an update either way
#miklbI'm also looking at the importers I've tested to see best way to try and import as much metadata from the markdown files/front matter as possible
#miklbI really just want to have self contained webmention sending/receiving and micropub and decide from there. I wan to be able to be a content creator for a bit. Then I'll figure out what I want/need
#GWGmiklb, if you could give feedback on the experience that we could use, that would help
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#miklbcertainly. I'm taking tons of notes and jotting down thoughts as I go and will write a post mortem on my use of Jekyll and the path thus far. Will continue as I make the transition to WP. From there, will try to take salient points and add to wiki.
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#miklbI do have a very clear vision of how I want to present my content, so that will be the source of short term itches.
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