IndieWeb post types

This content type is full of IndieWeb post types, which are all content types which allow me to take greater ownership of my own data. These are likely unrelated to my blog posts. You can find a better breakdown by actual post kind below:

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Liked Terra: Chaos Lesbian (@Terra@chaosfem.tw)
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I keep hearing about post-op girls who can't remember what it felt like to have a penis and I think "that sounds like a thing people say that's not real but everyone wants to be real." Like, we love our entire lives with these things, we're not gonna just *forget.* Let's be sensible. It's been 4 days since surgery and I legit cannot remember what it felt like to have a penis. I'm not even sure what it feels like to have a vagina yet, it's still filled with packing and sewn shut. I honestly don't know what hanging a vagina is like. But I have no memory of what having a penis I'd like. None. It almost feels like a part of my consciousness was removed with the penis.

by Jamie Tanna's profile image Jamie Tanna .

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Liked Leon Mika (@lmika@social.lol)
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Spent the last few days building a small site which will convert an OPML file of RSS subscriptions into an HTML list of links to their respective websites. I needed it for a blogroll I’m planning to add, but I figured this might be something others may find useful. https://opml-to-blogroll.lmika.app

by Jamie Tanna's profile image Jamie Tanna .

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https://brid.gy//oauth_dropins_static/bluesky.svg I’m happy to announce that Bridgy Publish now supports Bluesky! Big thanks to Joel Otter who did much of the heavy lifting here, like with Bluesky …

by Jamie Tanna's profile image Jamie Tanna .

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Liked Terra: Chaos Lesbian (@Terra@chaosfem.tw)
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If you're a girl and walk up to me in a bar or some social setting and start talking to me about a Fourier transformation or some other complex math shit please know that I will almost immediately stop listening to you. I don't mean to. It's just that my brain will be overloaded trying to figure out how you're supposed to keep talking about whatever random incomprehensible shit you're saying while my tongue is exploring your mouth.

by Jamie Tanna's profile image Jamie Tanna .

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Reposted myrmepropagandist (@futurebird@sauropods.win)
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Retired old people who aren't just ... busy being sick and dying give back to their communities in HUGE ways. We had someone's grandpa come to our robotics competition to cheer the team on. The old people in my building do all the serious political organizing and man the polls. I'm too busy working being in my 40s and all that. Raising retirement ages takes away more than just "retirement" ... it makes everything harder. Far as I'm concerned it should be 59.

by Jamie Tanna's profile image Jamie Tanna .

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Liked Luna (@luna@pony.social)
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[…some time later…] “heya, I’m back!!” “oh hey how’d it g- babe I thought I told you to change your eyeliner, you know how badly the cheap stuff runs” “yeah, I know…” “wait, are those bruises?! …I’m gonna guess you didn’t get the job?” “I start Monday!”

by Jamie Tanna's profile image Jamie Tanna .

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Liked OpenSSF (@openssf@social.lfx.dev)
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Attached: 3 images Join us at State of Open Con, where open source innovators unite to tackle challenges across software, data, and hardware. OpenSSF is excited to be part of the conversation today and tomorrow! 💬 #OSSSecurity @openuk@hachyderm.io @Omkhar@infosec.exchange

by Jamie Tanna's profile image Jamie Tanna .

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Liked DVD (@dvdgc13@octodon.social)
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Quantifying your reliance on #OSS by @www.jvt.me@www.jvt.me They started to create a dependency tree to determine whether they should take part in #hacktoberfest. But it's not always ☀️🌈 as in some cases all depends on a very fragile library ([xkcd comic#2347](https://xkcd.com/2347/)) Understanding how your business depends on software is important from a few points: - how am I affected by migrating away from #OpenSource - usage of unwanted libraries - understand usage of libraries and their versions - discover unmaintained, deprecated or vulnerable software But all that applies to #InnerSource too!! - how maintained are the dependencies? - how are the security practices followed in the supply chain? How can we do it? It can be done using #OpenSource with dependency-management-data https://dmd.tanna.dev/ with a CLI and web interface. It uses a #sqlite db, and provides a graphQL api too. And without vendor locking! Dependabot API helped him to get some insights to know where contribute that were helpful to the company he was working. But it was not enough information. endoflife.date helped him to find what's soon to expire and other similar websites for other info. `dmd` helps in an easier way and it uses #renovate and other tools and services to get all the data for the model. Then you can query the db with what you are interested. It comes with some pre-baked queries. For #InnerSource you could define advisories and policies for when you don't have open APIs to query for that information. For example, flag when some software is using an old git server instance or set a set of code owners, or how many customer facing is using an outdated dependency. Their [website has some case studies with more examples](https://dmd.tanna.dev/case-studies/). #SOOCON24

by Jamie Tanna's profile image Jamie Tanna . #public-speaking #dependency-management-data.

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Thanks very much, interested to see your thoughts especially with your work on Syscat! Since the last time we spoke I've added a fair bit more useful info to the documentation site, too, so hopefully that'll help.

Yeah I'm a big fan of using SQLite for it, and treating it as an ephemeral, point-in-time view, but I've spoken to a user whose company is taking it and shipping a subset of the data to Google Cloud's SQL offering, which is interesting and something I may need to look at as a "how would this work if it's long-lived"

by Jamie Tanna's profile image Jamie Tanna .

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Reposted Joseph Riparian 🏳️‍⚧️ (@holyramenempire@kolektiva.social)
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This isn't a subtoot of anyone, I'm just responding to something I read earlier and immediately forgot the source of: The reason that queer and trans people are so afraid right now is not because it's necessarily *worse* for us than it was in the 1990s. For me, it's worse now because it represents such an incredible backslide from the very recent past. It's also worse now because of how violent, specific, and individual the threats are. There is a sense that the gloves are off, and hurting us is overtly the point - the veneer of civility is gone. The fact that most people (off the Fediverse, largely) are not responding uniquely to this unique level of hostility is worrying, to me! There's also a demographic problem happening right now that was never present before: As we come out, and as we choose to be visible, our true number becomes more apparent. The other side doesn't seem very chill about the fact that like three queer or trans people could simultaneously citizen's-arrest every cop in the US! The transphobes are responding to the actuality of trans people now, not the fictional idea that someone, somewhere, was transgender. That is new, and I think it's dangerous. #trans #queer

by Jamie Tanna's profile image Jamie Tanna .

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Liked mcc (@mcc@mastodon.social)
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Another thing I am begging of people who make APIs: When you include sample code in the docs, include the "using"/"use"/"import"/"#include" statements. Please. Please. I just pasted this inline sample code https://mlem.ellpeck.de/articles/ui.html#setting-it-up into my hello world program, and it's failing because the symbol "UntexturedStyle" could not be found. "Are you missing a using directive or an assembly reference?", asks dotnet. Yeah, probably?? because you didn't tell me what using directives I needed?!?

by Jamie Tanna's profile image Jamie Tanna .