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Replying to: @WiredDifferently

@WiredDifferently just finished episode 2 🤯

Replying to: john.philpin.com

I seem to have accidentally solved an earlier issue where replies out of Micro Blog were also rendering as WebMentions.

10 Minutes Later - WRONG. There’s that latency again. They are back. BUT - a challenge for another day.

Still left - a little bit of styling, template organising etc - but overall very happy.

I should also give a shout out to Claude who accompanied me on the journey - a first since the last time I tried Web-mentions Claude had not been born.

This time it continues to be both clear and true that the indie web is not for the ‘just make it easy’ community and is definitely part of the ‘committed community’.

For my dollars - as soon as we can solve that challenge - all the better.

Replying to: @philpin.com

@philpin.com 👁️

Replying to: devilgate.org

@devilgate Had to look him up. But - thank you❓

Replying to: john.philpin.com

I never knew how old he was. 60 is way too young.

Replying to: www.manton.org

@manton in certain circles .. that’s known as a ‘solid’ … 💯

Replying to: json.blog

@WiredDifferently it’s funny that this one surfaced in my feed yesterday which I saved for later - it does look good noting that it comes from 2022. How did I miss it?

Replying to: @fahrni

paging @dave who I’m sure will have an opinion ..

// @johnbrayton @manton @brentsimmons @fahrni

(#BeyondMyPaygrade … but observing how many cool readers have appeared this year .. that all seem to have a slightly different take)

Replying to: @bradenslen

@bradenslen I was just thinki⚡️💥

Replying to: ramblinggit.com

@bradenslen Real life corollary just from yesterday …

payment submitted, the thingy spins - get a message that it’s failed - check the card - the money has gone.

Wondering - is that a corollary?

Replying to: @artkavanagh

@artkavanagh now that IS a ‘longread’ :-)

Replying to: www.crucialtracks.org

@stefp i had never even heard of Broadcast until this post Stephen - so properly checked them out and love ’em - thank you.

Shades of Cocteau Twins / This Mortal Coil - though arguably ‘happier’. Maybe even a gentler kind of ‘Wondermints’. Just great stuff.

Replying to: john.philpin.com

It did not.

Replying to: @artkavanagh

@artkavanagh they are books - so do have an advantage :-) will make a note to check one out.

Replying to: mastodon.social

@brentsimmons BTW - if either are anywhere on your list of fun things to think about in your ‘retirement’ 😉 more than happy to be a volunteer beta tester. CAVEAT - not a developer.

And I guess while I am here - also a big fan of “one ‘opml’ to rule them all” - so point to an OPML - not import.

It’s an edge case - but NNW is my main ‘master’ reader - but I also dabble with others for subsets … so lots of export / edit / import in that process.

A single OPML file managed on a server - that a reader can point to would allow someone to move feeds into different folders / tags - so that sub readers could access different parts and it would be all dynamic. (BUT - I do very much understand that this is not a typical use case.)

Replying to: mastodon.social

@brentsimmons yes indeed.

Replying to: dahlstrand.net

@sod She’s a wise woman that Joan.

Replying to: blog.numericcitizen.me

@numericcitizen > My wife wouldn’t understand if I got one.

I think you’ve just answered your own question.