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Sat Jun 30
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πŸ“ Checked in at BWI Baggage Claim 2, Baltimore, MD.
Getting that bag and calling it a night!
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πŸ“ Checked in at Gate 41, Kansas City, MO.
MCI ✈️ BWI
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πŸ“ Checked in at SouveNEAR Machine, Kansas City, MO.
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πŸ“ Checked in at Gate C12, Portland, OR.
A short hop to Kansas City!

Payment of $5 made to Malcolm Blaney

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πŸ“ Checked in at Shift Drinks, Portland, OR.
Post OS Bridge IndieWeb hang
Fri Jun 29
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πŸ“ Checked in at Birthplace Of https://πŸ•ΈπŸ’.ws, Portland, OR.
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πŸ“ Checked in at Hacker Lounge, Portland, OR.
πŸ“— Want to read Make: Tips and Tales from the Workshop: A Handy Reference for Makers by Gareth Branwyn ISBN: 9781680450798
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πŸ“ Checked in at Director Park, Portland, OR.
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πŸ“ Checked in at The Grilled Cheese Grill, Portland, OR.
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πŸ“ Checked in at Hacker Lounge, Portland, OR.
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Thu Jun 28
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πŸ“ Checked in at The Independent, Portland, OR.
Post-PDX FLIT meetup β€” with Douglas, michelle, Tantek
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πŸ“ Checked in at Puppet, Inc., Portland, OR.
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πŸ“ Checked in at Army Corps Of Engineers, Portland, OR.
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πŸ“ Checked in at The Original, Portland, OR.
Some grub β€” with Tantek, Douglas
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πŸ“ Checked in at Ground Kontrol Classic Arcade, Portland, OR.
Fighting for the users
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πŸ“ Checked in at Blue Star Donuts, Portland, OR.
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πŸ“ Checked in at KURE Juice Bar, Portland, OR.
Something healthy!
πŸ” Reposted https://aaronparecki.com/2018/06/28/26/iws
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Thanks so much to everyone who participated in #IndieWebSummit this year, both in person and remotely! It was really inspiring to see so many people who care about owning their online presence together! #indieweb
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Post-post-Summit cocktails β€” with gRegor, Tantek, michelle, Douglas
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πŸ“ Checked in at City of Portland, Oregon.
Wed Jun 27
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πŸ“ Checked in at Voicebox Karaoke, Portland, OR.
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πŸ“ Checked in at Eliot Center, Portland, OR.
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πŸ“ Checked in at Eliot Center, Portland, OR.
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πŸ“ Checked in at Von Ebert Brewing, Portland, OR.
Tue Jun 26
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πŸ“ Checked in at Alchemy Code Lab, Portland, OR.
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πŸ“ Checked in at Alder Food Carts, Portland, OR.

Thanks to our guest Haley Bronzino for sieging the Wall of Jonathan’s refusal to watch Game of Thrones in this week’s We Have to Ask Podcast!

https://wehavetoask.com/episodes/2018-06-26/

post from How Have You Not Seen That? β€’ Ep 146- Game of Thrones
It's Marty's week to get Jonathan on board. This episode, Marty is riding in on a dragon to convince Jonathan that Game of Thrones is a show for him. He has brought in fan and expert of the show, Haley, to crown this show the best thing Jonathan has never seen.

Kicking off IndieWeb Summit 2018!!

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πŸ“ Checked in at Eliot Center, Portland, OR.

Ridiculously excited about IndieWeb Summit day 1. πŸ•ΈπŸ’

Mon Jun 25
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πŸ“ Checked in at Pine Street Market, Portland, OR.
Pre-Summit Meetup!
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πŸ“ Checked in at Los Gorditos, Portland, OR.
Post-Pre-Summit Actual Lunch
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πŸ“ Checked in at Blue Star Donuts, Portland, OR.
Post-Pre-Summit Pre-Lunch Donuts β€” with gRegor, Tantek, David
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πŸ“ Checked in at Mozilla Portland, Portland, OR.
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πŸ“ Checked in at KURE Juice Bar, Portland, OR.
Pre-pre-Summit breakfast and β˜•οΈ
Sun Jun 24

This Week in the IndieWeb Audio Edition β€’ June 16th - 22nd, 2018

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IndieWeb Summit is here, YouTube blocks Blender, and RPGs on your TLDs. It’s the audio edition for This Week in the IndieWeb for June 16th - 22nd, 2018.

You can find all of my audio editions and subscribe with your favorite podcast app here: martymcgui.re/podcasts/indieweb/.

Music from Aaron Parecki’s 100DaysOfMusic project: Day 85 - Suit, Day 48 - Glitch, Day 49 - Floating, Day 9, and Day 11

Thanks to everyone in the IndieWeb chat for their feedback and suggestions. Please drop me a note if there are any changes you’d like to see for this audio edition!

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πŸ“ Checked in at Prasad Cuisine, Portland, OR.
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πŸ“ Checked in at BWI Gate B12, Baltimore, MD.
Ready to board!
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BWI ✈️ PDX
Thu Jun 21

I’m already so proud to be a regular cast member and GM on the weekly Lawful & Orderly show - a “light-hearted fantasy police procedural” that streams from 8-10pm Eastern every Monday on twitch.tv/therpgacademy.

I am still absolutely floored that we were able to participate in an official Wizard’s of the Coast Podcast of Foes event for the release of Mordenkainen’s Tome of Foes.

You can check out the episode on the official D&D site!

Thrill as our mystery guide @thatonegm leads our detectives Illyn (and Bark) (@geowtf), Alo (@alo_seda1), Shannon (@ATL_Spielberg), and Aaron (me) into heaping, oozing piles of trouble on one of Lan Arcanym’s most beloved of holidays: Trash Day.

Wed Jun 20
πŸ” Reposted https://jonathanprozzi.net/indieweb/homebrew-website-club-baltimore-wednesday-june-27-2018/
post from Homebrew Website Club Baltimore: Wednesday June 27, 2018
Greetings web adventurers!Join us for an evening of quiet writing, IndieWeb demos, and discussions!

You're Invited to IndieWeb Summit!

The 2018 IndieWeb SummitΒ is now less than a week away, and I'd like to personally invite you, (yes, you!) to join us there.

IWS kicks off with a pre-party on Monday evening at the Pine Street Market where you can enjoy some great handmade food and drinks. More importantly, you can meet and befriend some of the most earnest and clever folks I know when it comes to having fun being yourself on the web. You're likely to share stories about how awful silos like Facebook and Twitter have become, get inspired to build things you didn't even know you wanted to put on your website, and hatch schemes for what you'd love to learn, discuss, and build over the next two days.

Tuesday is a day of discussions and, while there will be some extremely great keynote talksΒ and a chance to show off your favorite feature on your own site, most of the day is reserved for discussions chosen by the folks who attend. I've seen sessions range from the extremely technical (build a Micropub server in 40 minutes) to the extremely personal (what is the meaning of identity on the web?). If you've got burning questions, you can volunteer to lead a session on a topic even (especially?) if you're not an expert. If you're not sure sit in on whatever feels interesting to you! There is no pressure to be clever.

Wednesday is all about creating. Take something you learned from Tuesday, or just something you've been meaning to do, and build it! There will be some optional HowTo sessions for some of the technical IndieWeb building blocks, and lots of knowledgable folks who would love to answer questions and even collaborate on projects. At the end of the day, you can show off what you've got. Or not! It's your website, no pressure.

As the producer of a weekly informational podcast about the IndieWeb, I would love to chat with anyone who is willing! I'll be conducting one-minute interviews on what inspired folks to get involved in the IndieWeb and what they're working on for their personal website. If you want to be interviewed, but we don't find time during the Summit, I'll be around Portland on Thursday, and on Friday I'll be around the Open Source Bridge un-conference.

IndieWeb Summit was one of the most inspiring events for me when I attended my first one in 2017. In the year since I have been inspired to add tons of new things to my website andΒ built out some new IndieWeb-related tools, which I've (sort of) kept track of. Additionally, Homebrew Website Club BaltimoreΒ celebrated our 1-year anniversary, and hosted Baltimore's first IndieWebCamp!

So, no matter where you are in terms of technical skills, what your website currently looks like or does, or whether it even exists yet, I encourage you to join us at IndieWeb Summit!

Tue Jun 19
πŸ“— Want to read Whistling Vivaldi : and other clues to how stereotypes affect us by Claude Steele ISBN: 9780393339727

Thanks to our guest Juan Ogando for a cogent and emergent discussion in this week’s We Have to Ask Podcast!

https://wehavetoask.com/episodes/2018-06-19/

post from Who Fragged Who? β€’ Ep 127- Gears of War
Marty and Jonathan squad up this week with special guest, Juan. This week they discuss the Gears of War franchise. They get a chance to speak on its growing popularity, its next installment, and its online game play.
Mon Jun 18
πŸ“• Finished reading The Dark Forest by Liu Cixin ISBN: 9781784971618

This Week in the IndieWeb Audio Edition β€’ June 9th - 15th, 2018

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Countdown to the IndieWeb Summit, improvements for WordPress beginners, and a new kind of book club. It’s the audio edition for This Week in the IndieWeb for June 9th - 15th, 2018.

You can find all of my audio editions and subscribe with your favorite podcast app here: martymcgui.re/podcasts/indieweb/.

Music from Aaron Parecki’s 100DaysOfMusic project: Day 85 - Suit, Day 48 - Glitch, Day 49 - Floating, Day 9, and Day 11

Thanks to everyone in the IndieWeb chat for their feedback and suggestions. Please drop me a note if there are any changes you’d like to see for this audio edition!

Sun Jun 17
πŸ“— Want to read Death's End by Liu Cixin ISBN: 9781784971649
πŸ“— Want to read The Dark Forest by Liu Cixin ISBN: 9781784971618
πŸ“• Finished reading The Three-Body Problem by Liu Cixin ISBN: 9780765382030
Thu Jun 14
πŸ“– Currently reading The Three-Body Problem by Liu Cixin ISBN: 9780765382030
Wed Jun 13
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πŸ“ Checked in at Holy Frijoles, Baltimore, MD.
Killer Queen and chips and cheese

Photo for tonight’s HWC!

HWC Baltimore 2018-06-13 Wrap-Up

Baltimore's first Homebrew Website Club of June met at the Digital Harbor Foundation Tech Center on June 13th!

Here are some notes from the "broadcast" portion of the meetup:

derekfields.is β€” Thinking about ESP8266 + WebAR to make, e.g. a painting with AR overlays in mobile browsers. Working on CSS Grid stuff for his site, now. Trying to be consistent.

jonathanprozzi.net β€” Mainly been working on stuff for DHF, but it overlaps w/ personal projects. Working on a "headless WordPress" setup as a data source for a Gatsby or Next static site that can be taken to schools w/ super slow internet. Been learning how to use Gatsby – the GraphQL queries for WordPress have been tricky. Got it working on his own site first, then managed to get a handle on how to pull lessons for specific courses from the set of all courses. Now digging into more GraphQL (like debugging w/ GraphiQL) and issues like differences in how WordPress handles whitespace (processing newlines into paragraph and break tags) vs stuffing the content into a React component (no special whitespace processing by default). For personal stuff, feels like Gatsby + headless WP is too heavy. Interested in an IndieWeb-starter version of the Gatsby starter site, which doesn't even have semantic HTML at the moment. Also looking into WordPress + Next... next, because it seems simpler.

dariusmccoy.com β€” Went to NOMCONΒ and helped build the We the Rosies sculpture. Will be working on a new project for DHF for managing 3D Print Shop.

martymcgui.reΒ β€” Installed grant.codes' PostrChild plugin for Chrome. It shows Edit Post buttons on his posts and makes the content there editable via Micropub and it is very neat! Also showed off his indiebookclub.bizΒ profile. Added support for read posts to his site to support it and is now converting old read posts (which were just notes of the form "πŸ“• Finished Reading: ...") into this new form. Has ideas for additions to indiebookclub like URLs for books and authors, tags, text content, and backfeeding entries from his site to complete his profile. Will be dropping in his Goodreads data next.

bouhmad.comΒ β€” Been implementing a speedtest-like app on a new site for Baltimore City to gather data by census block and compare. Part of his new(ish) project to establish a mesh network for the city!

Other discussion:

  • IndieWeb Summit! I think next HWC Baltimore may be happening during IWS demo time. Maybe it'll be streaming here!
  • Greg McVerry'sΒ work on IndieWeb and WordPress and education. His most recent post on building a course management system in IndieWeb-style feels very much in line with what Jonathan has been working on.
  • "Headless" Micropub CMS - what would these look like? Jonathan is interested in Microformats2 as the storage format for posts, courses, and other data, and Micropub seems like the way that MF2 data gets shipped around for creating/editing posts. But most Micropub clients are built for creating (and rarely editing) very specific kinds of posts.
  • Comparison to Netlify CMS - which is built around Git and flat files. Netlify can get a list of all your posts by listing files in Git. A Micropub-based CMS would need to query a list of all posts, with filters like post type, tags, ...
  • GraphQL queries over MF2 properties??
  • Facebook's API changes have caused Bridgy to stop workingΒ for backfeeding reactions and comments, and Publish will stop working in August. Jonathan thought his site configuration was broken as he wasn't getting backfed comments and likes anymore. Basically: Facebook has shut out the IndieWeb. This feels like a huge problem (for the IndieWeb)! How are people working around it? Are they? This may help usher IndieWeb folks out the door for Facebook, but it almost completely stops people who want to be in that in-between space.
Right-to-Left: dariusmccoy.net, derekfields.is, bouhmad.com, jonathanprozzi.net, martymcgui.re. Also: a 3D print of Phineas Gage's head and associated railroad spike.

Thanks to everybody who came out! We hope to see you all again at our next meeting on Wednesday June 27thΒ at 6:30pm (quiet writing hour at 5:30pm)!

Wed May 30

πŸ—“οΈ Homebrew Website Club Baltimore

Digital Harbor Foundation Tech Center 1045 Light St. Baltimore MD 21230
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Please note: We are back to meeting on Wednesday and meeting at 6:30pm. Be sure to double-check your calendars!

Join us for an evening of quiet writing, IndieWeb demos, and discussions!

  • Create or update your personal web site!
  • Finish that blog post you’ve been writing, edit the wiki!
  • Demos of recent IndieWeb breakthroughs, share what you’ve gotten working!
  • Join a community with like-minded interests. Bring friends that want a personal site!

Any questions? Join the #indieweb chat!

Optional quiet writing hour starts at 5:30pm. Meetup begins at 6:30pm.

More information: https://indieweb.org/events/2018-06-13-homebrew-website-club

Facebook event: https://www.facebook.com/events/986296074882365/

Tue Jun 12

Thanks to our guest Julia Gerhardt for showing us new ways to be seen seeing in this week’s We Have to Ask Podcast!

https://wehavetoask.com/episodes/2018-06-12/

post from Should We Say Something? β€’ Ep 183- A Guest
Marty and Jonathan invite a guest into the studio this week. The topic of discussion is how to meet and greet someone famous. Have our hosts ever met someone famous and how did it go?
πŸ“• Finished reading Kill Process by William Hertling ISBN: 9781942097037
Mon Jun 11
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πŸ“ Checked in at Radar Bar, Chattanooga, TN.
Delays daze
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πŸ“ Checked in at Gate 3, Chattanooga, TN.
CHA ✈️ ATL
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πŸ“ Checked in at Tupelo Honey, Chattanooga, TN.
A bunch o’ lunch

This Week in the IndieWeb Audio Edition β€’ June 2nd - 8th, 2018

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Panic at the GitHub, IndieAuth clarifications, and Bridgy’s farewell to Facebook. Also, I have a cold. It’s the audio edition for This Week in the IndieWeb for June 2nd - 8th, 2018.

You can find all of my audio editions and subscribe with your favorite podcast app here: martymcgui.re/podcasts/indieweb/.

Music from Aaron Parecki’s 100DaysOfMusic project: Day 85 - Suit, Day 48 - Glitch, Day 49 - Floating, Day 9, and Day 11

Thanks to everyone in the IndieWeb chat for their feedback and suggestions. Please drop me a note if there are any changes you’d like to see for this audio edition!

Sun Jun 10
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πŸ“ Checked in at Southside Social, Chattanooga, TN.
After the market it’s the aftermarket
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πŸ“ Checked in at Chattanooga Market, Chattanooga, TN.
Market time is good time
Sat Jun 9
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πŸ“ Checked in at BJ's Restaurant & Brewhouse, Murfreesboro, TN.
Driving break
Fri Jun 8
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πŸ“ Checked in at Blackhorse Pub & Brewery, Clarksville, TN.
Downtown Clarksville life
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πŸ“ Checked in at Cheddars, Murfreesboro, TN.
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πŸ“ Checked in at Chattanooga Metropolitan Airport (CHA), Chattanooga, TN.
CHA πŸš— Clarksville, TN
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πŸ“ Checked in at Gate C10, Detroit, MI.
DTW ✈️ CHA
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BWI ✈️ DTW
Thu Jun 7
πŸ“– Currently reading Kill Process by William Hertling ISBN: 9781942097037
Tue Jun 5

Thanks to our guest Hannah Jeffrey for reminding us of the relationships we’re grateful for in this week’s We Have to Ask Podcast!

https://wehavetoask.com/episodes/2018-06-05/

post from What's So Great About Fridays? β€’ Ep 155-Sitcom Relationships
Marty and Jonathan discuss the driving force behind any great sitcom, the relationship. They bring in relationship expert, Hannah J, to dissect some of our cherished groups on TV. It isn't sweeps week but you better have your tissues ready.
Sat Jun 2

I had the streaming bug, today, so I made a couple of videos of writing the script for, and recording, this week’s This Week in the IndieWeb Audio Edition.

Direct Link: Script writing for This Week in the IndieWeb Audio Edition

Direct Link: Recording This Week in the IndieWeb Audio Edition

This Week in the IndieWeb Audio Edition β€’ May 26th - June 1st, 2018

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Replacing Facebook with newsletters, “Taking Back the Web”, and privacy-preserving maps. It’s the audio edition for This Week in the IndieWeb for May 26th - June 1st, 2018.

You can find all of my audio editions and subscribe with your favorite podcast app here: martymcgui.re/podcasts/indieweb/.

Music from Aaron Parecki’s 100DaysOfMusic project: Day 85 - Suit, Day 48 - Glitch, Day 49 - Floating, Day 9, and Day 11

Thanks to everyone in the IndieWeb chat for their feedback and suggestions. Please drop me a note if there are any changes you’d like to see for this audio edition!