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https://rhiaro.co.uk/2015/01/5874ab6a28f12
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summary: Amy added 'Taxpayers spend $140 billion funding science each year u2014 but can't access many of the results - Vox' to Bookmarks
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https://rhiaro.co.uk/2015/01/5874ab6a28f63
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summary: Amy added 'Sciencen AMA Series: I am Michael Eisen, Professor of Biology at the University nof California, Berkeley. I co-founded the Public Library of Science, npublisher of open access journals including PLOS ONE. AMA! : science' to Bookmarks
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https://rhiaro.co.uk/2015/01/5874ab6a28fb9
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summary: Amy added 'The Past, Present and Future of Scholarly Publishing' to Bookmarks
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https://rhiaro.co.uk/2015/01/5874ab6a29007
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published: 2015-01-19T15:24:27+00:00
summary: Amy added 'Why Is Paper-Writing Software So Awful? | eagereyes' to Bookmarks
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https://rhiaro.co.uk/2015/01/5874ab6a290f7
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published: 2015-01-27T21:28:49+00:00
summary: Amy added 'PLOS ONE: An Efficiency Comparison of Document Preparation Systems Used in Academic Research and Development' to Bookmarks
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https://rhiaro.co.uk/2015/01/5874ab6a29149
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published: 2015-01-30T08:13:45+00:00
summary: Amy added 'DB Research Reproducibility' to Bookmarks
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https://rhiaro.co.uk/2015/01/5874ab6a2d2b8
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published: 2015-01-11T11:33:02+00:00
summary: Amy added 'Transforming XHTML to LaTeX and BibTeX' to Bookmarks
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https://rhiaro.co.uk/2015/01/5874ab6a2d305
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published: 2015-01-12T14:31:27+00:00
summary: Amy added 'From LaTeX to MathML and Back with TeX4ht and PassiveTeX' to Bookmarks
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https://rhiaro.co.uk/2015/01/5874ab6a38b83
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published: 2015-01-14T09:39:03+00:00
summary: Amy added 'Information for Authors of Computer Science Publications' to Bookmarks
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https://rhiaro.co.uk/2015/01/5874ab6a38f67
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published: 2015-01-27T21:54:57+00:00
summary: Amy added 'PubCSS: Formatting Academic Publications in HTML & CSS | Thomas Park' to Bookmarks
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jawbone-up24
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actor: me
content: Jawbone UP24 records sleep.. and generates nice graphs... Tempting.
published: 2015-01-05T06:21:00+0000
summary: Amy wrote about http://vocab.amy.so/blog#Done, http://vocab.amy.so/blog#Done, life, quantified self, sleep, fitness, hardware, jawbone, & tracking
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updated: 2015-01-05T06:21:00+0000

permalinks
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content: As mentioned in Blog Post URIs, I'm a bit concerned about people replying to the 'wrong' URI for a post. That is, using the URL of a HTML page with the post rendered within it, rather than the post's permalink. I couldn't find a Microformats2 term for permalink, which I thought would be the obvious solution. The webmention 'protocol' says that when I recieve a webmention: Check the target is a valid URI on my site after following redirects. In my case, upon recieving a target of a https://rhiaro.co.uk/yyyy/mm/id, to validate it, rather than 'following a redirect' I'll actually be getting it's foaf:topic from the triplestore, which is fine. But in accepting this as the target I'm confirming to the sender that this is the correct URI to reply to. Hypothetically this non-permalink could break, breaking the reply. The permalink URI is one I'm promising won't break, so it's in everybody's interests to send the reply there. But logically, if somebody is linking to me in a post of their own, they're going to want to link to the rendered version, rather than whatever my raw version will look like (probably crappy, but that's on me, and maybe part of the problem). Replying to shortlinks Because I'm a linked data nut, my problem derives from a deliberate differentiation between a blog post and a page about a blog post. The connection between them (or from one to the other) can be discovered through RDF, but there is no HTTP redirection. I suspect this is a very much minority use-case for #indieweb folks. However, use of shortlinks is widespread (and you can see redirects are accounted for in the webmention protocol), and so as soon as someone's URL shortner breaks (or moves) permanently, unless they store the post contents and metadata themselves, they might have to have to think about this a bit. Solution? I'd like to be able to send back the correct URI (303 redirect style) so the sender can either: try again with the correct URI, or update their system with the correct URI…
name: Permalinks and webmention
published: 2015-01-04T19:17:00+0000
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updated: 2015-01-04T19:17:00+0000

polyphasic-sleep
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content: I've been thinking about adopting a polyphasic sleep cycle for some time. I really just want more hours in the day. In theory I like mornings, but I usually struggle to get up. When I do, it's very rewarding. Usually I'll drag myself out of bed an hour before the first thing I have to be at (meeting, seminar), which could be anywhere between 0830 and early afternoon. If I don't have anything specificially scheduled, I won't set an alarm, figuring I trust my body to wake up when it's ready. When I do this, I usually sleep a solid 10 hours and feel pretty shitty when I wake up. Regardless of when I get up, I start to crash around 1500. By crash, I mean suddely find myself staring, zombielike, at Buzzfeed and Facebook and stuck in a constant cycle of clicking mindless linkbate and scrolling through social feeds. Ugh. If I catch myself, I'll probably call it a day and go to do something physical like make food or clean. Sometimes (usually only possible if I have some decent food in my office) instead I push through the zombie and hit a second wave of productivity in the early evening. I start to wake up, feel more alert, and can get sucked into coding or researching something until the early hours of the morning. That feels great, but sometimes I have to make myself stop work before midnight so I can go home and get enough sleep to be awake for my first scheduled thing the next day. Sometimes I fail at stopping, only get a few hours sleep and feel like shit the next day. Occasionally I'll find time to take a nap if I'm feeling completely out of it, but naps often overrun by many hours, and then I hate myself for 'wasting' even more time asleep. So I want to figure something out that lets me fit in my nighttime productivity, and see the sunlight, and not oversleep or undersleep. Setting a rigid timetable for sleep and naps will help with this, I think. If I know I'm trying to be consistent, and naps are purposeful and scheduled, my willpower should kick in get me up when…
name: Polyphasic sleep
published: 2015-01-04T05:00:00+0000
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sleep-deprivation
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content: Sleep deprivation definitely kicking in a bit. Finding it hard to concentrate or remember what I'm doing. Feels like Friday because I've slept so many times since Saturday. Feel pleasant, but out of it.
published: 2015-01-05T13:36:00+0000
summary: Amy wrote about http://vocab.amy.so/blog#Done, http://vocab.amy.so/blog#Done, life, quantified self, sleep, & polyphasic
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ta-marker
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tmpcontent: # TA and Marker, Semantic Web Systems ## School of Informatics, University of Edinburgh Same as last year, but with twice as many students. Tirelessly answered student emails, made a few supplementary materials, mostly got the feedback sent on time; was nominated for a Best Teaching Award ^^ Oh, also organised a hands-on workshop this year, because I generally disagree with lectures.
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content: School of Informatics, University of Edinburgh Same as last year, but with twice as many students. Tirelessly answered student emails, made a few supplementary materials, mostly got the feedback sent on time; was nominated for a Best Teaching Award ^^ Oh, also organised a hands-on workshop this year, because I generally disagree with lectures.
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https://rhiaro.co.uk/2015/02/5874ab6a29197
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summary: Amy added 'Evaluating big deal journal bundles' to Bookmarks
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https://rhiaro.co.uk/2015/02/5874ab6a291e7
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summary: Amy added 'Structured Documents for Science: JATS XML as Canonical Content Format | PLOS Tech' to Bookmarks
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https://rhiaro.co.uk/2015/02/5874ab6a29238
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summary: Amy added 'Roadmap' to Bookmarks
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https://rhiaro.co.uk/2015/02/5874ab6a29284
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summary: Amy added 'h2020-hi-oa-pilot-guide_en.pdf' to Bookmarks
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https://rhiaro.co.uk/2015/02/5874ab6a292d4
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summary: Amy added 'XML Production Workflows? Start with the Web' to Bookmarks
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https://rhiaro.co.uk/2015/02/5874ab6a29323
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published: 2015-02-14T18:15:01+00:00
summary: Amy added 'Winning Horizon 2020 with Open Science - Zenodo' to Bookmarks
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https://rhiaro.co.uk/2015/02/5874ab6a29371
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summary: Amy added 'Overleaf: Real-time Collaborative Writing and Publishing Tools with Integrated PDF Preview' to Bookmarks
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https://rhiaro.co.uk/2015/02/5874ab6a293c1
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published: 2015-02-20T18:54:51+00:00
summary: Amy added 'Five ways open data can boost democracy around the world | Public Leaders Network | The Guardian' to Bookmarks
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https://rhiaro.co.uk/2015/02/5874ab6a29411
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summary: Amy added 'ScienceOpen' to Bookmarks
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https://rhiaro.co.uk/2015/02/5874ab6a2945e
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summary: Amy added 'RDA | Research Data Sharing without barriers' to Bookmarks
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https://rhiaro.co.uk/2015/02/5874ab6a294ab
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published: 2015-02-23T17:05:14+00:00
summary: Amy added 'PLOS Computational Biology: Adventures in Semantic Publishing: Exemplar Semantic Enhancements of a Research Article' to Bookmarks
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https://rhiaro.co.uk/2015/02/5874ab6a294fd
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published: 2015-02-24T19:28:01+00:00
summary: Amy added 'Science in the Open u00bb Blog Archive u00bb Principles for Open Scholarly Infrastructures' to Bookmarks
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https://rhiaro.co.uk/2015/02/5874ab6a2cb6b
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summary: Amy added 'Are You Recruiting A Data Scientist, Or Unicorn? - InformationWeek' to Bookmarks
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https://rhiaro.co.uk/2015/02/5874ab6a2e266
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published: 2015-02-21T10:26:45+00:00
summary: Amy added 'The Future of the Web Is 100 Years Old - Issue 21: Information - Nautilus' to Bookmarks
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https://rhiaro.co.uk/2015/02/5874ab6a2e2b5
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summary: Amy added 'Shirky: View Source... Lessons from the Web's massively parallel development.' to Bookmarks
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https://rhiaro.co.uk/2015/02/5874ab6a2e304
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summary: Amy added 'Shirky: Ontology is Overrated -- Categories, Links, and Tags' to Bookmarks
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co-organiser-smart-data
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tmpcontent: # Co-organiser, Smart Data Hack ## University of Edinburgh Reprised my role as very-stressed-person and just about pulled off another successful week with around 100 students including (!!) business and design students; [smartdatahack.org](http://smartdatahack.org).
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content: University of Edinburgh Reprised my role as very-stressed-person and just about pulled off another successful week with around 100 students including (!!) business and design students; smartdatahack.org.
end time: 2015-02-20T19:00:00+0000
name: Co-organiser, Smart Data Hack
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foaf-isprimarytopicof
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actor: me
content: FOAF isPrimaryTopicOf... not FOAF primaryTopicOf... note to self.
published: 2015-02-15T16:11:00+0000
summary: Amy wrote about http://vocab.amy.so/blog#Done, http://vocab.amy.so/blog#Done, linked data, foaf, ontology, pedantry, note to self, & primary topic
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https://rhiaro.co.uk/2015/03/5874ab6a2954d
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published: 2015-03-03T09:47:00+00:00
summary: Amy added 'This is Not a Paper' to Bookmarks
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https://rhiaro.co.uk/2015/03/5874ab6a2959b
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object: Wikipedia is not paper
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summary: Amy added 'Wikipedia is not paper - Meta' to Bookmarks
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https://rhiaro.co.uk/2015/03/5874ab6a295e8
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published: 2015-03-14T17:36:03+00:00
summary: Amy added 'JMIR-Ann Ontology of Quality Initiatives and a Model for Decentralized, nCollaborative Quality Management on the (Semantic) World Wide Web | nEysenbach | Journal of Medical Internet Research' to Bookmarks
target: bookmarks

https://rhiaro.co.uk/2015/03/5874ab6a2963d
type: Add
actor: me
object: http://arxiv.org/abs/1105.3459
published: 2015-03-14T19:45:00+00:00
summary: Amy added '[1105.3459] Analyzing the Persistence of Referenced Web Resources with Memento' to Bookmarks
target: bookmarks

https://rhiaro.co.uk/2015/03/5874ab6a3995d
type: Add
actor: me
object: About
published: 2015-03-04T15:45:36+00:00
summary: Amy added 'LOD for Conferences in Computer Science (Springer LOD.About) - XWiki' to Bookmarks
target: bookmarks

https://rhiaro.co.uk/2015/03/5874ab6a39b2b
type: Add
actor: me
object: annotatorjs.org
published: 2015-03-10T10:16:26+00:00
summary: Amy added 'Home - Annotator - Annotating the Web' to Bookmarks
target: bookmarks

https://rhiaro.co.uk/2015/03/5874ab6a39d8c
type: Add
actor: me
object: cfp
published: 2015-03-21T13:33:08+00:00
summary: Amy added 'WikiCFP : Call For Papers of Conferences, Workshops and Journals' to Bookmarks
target: bookmarks

microformats2-rdf
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tmpcontent: # Microformats2 RDF Ontology I'm serializing the [microformats2](http://microformats.org/wiki/microformats2) vocabulary into RDF; [repo on github](https://github.com/rhiaro/mf2rdf). **Disclaimer:** This post is (not necessarily coherant) notes as I go along. Useful notes by [Tom Morris](https://tommorris.org/) about [mf2 to RDF mapping on the microformats wiki](http://microformats.org/wiki/microformats2-parsing-rdf). I updated the namespace to use the one suggested there (`http://microformats.org/profile/`). Everything starting with `h-` looks like it's a class. Typically RDF classes are capitalised so this makes me cringe, but I'll cope. Woah, there are a lot of properties. Seventy unique properties. I didn't realise. On the wiki most don't have a description, many are duplicated in the list, and none of them seem to have their own description page (and thus no URIs to refer to them with). Pasting them into a spreadsheet was the quickest way to de-dup and alphabetise them. Now I'm working through one at a time, adding descriptions and mapping them to existing properties in [FOAF](http://xmlns.com/foaf/0.1/) (because many are obvious), [VCard](http://www.w3.org/2006/vcard/ns#) (because many (all?) are derived from this), [ActivityStreams 2.0](http://rawgit.com/jasnell/w3c-socialwg-activitystreams/extended-vocabulary/activitystreams2-vocabulary.html) (because SocialWebWG) and hesitantly [Dublin Core](http://purl.org/dc/elements/1.1/) and [SIOC](http://rdfs.org/sioc/types#). Where they map to something well-described in RDF, I don't bother with `rdfs:comment` and `domain` and `range` of their own, but I'll add for those with no good `sameAs` mappings. * Is `dt-reviewed` same as `dt-published`? If not, why do reviews get special treatment with regards to differentiation between when they're written and published, and nothing else does? * Is there an official definition of `e-content`? Couldn't find one on the wiki, so made one up that is compatible with AS2.0 content, …
content: I'm serializing the microformats2 vocabulary into RDF; repo on github. Disclaimer: This post is (not necessarily coherant) notes as I go along. Useful notes by Tom Morris about mf2 to RDF mapping on the microformats wiki. I updated the namespace to use the one suggested there (http://microformats.org/profile/). Everything starting with h- looks like it's a class. Typically RDF classes are capitalised so this makes me cringe, but I'll cope. Woah, there are a lot of properties. Seventy unique properties. I didn't realise. On the wiki most don't have a description, many are duplicated in the list, and none of them seem to have their own description page (and thus no URIs to refer to them with). Pasting them into a spreadsheet was the quickest way to de-dup and alphabetise them. Now I'm working through one at a time, adding descriptions and mapping them to existing properties in FOAF (because many are obvious), VCard (because many (all?) are derived from this), ActivityStreams 2.0 (because SocialWebWG) and hesitantly Dublin Core and SIOC. Where they map to something well-described in RDF, I don't bother with rdfs:comment and domain and range of their own, but I'll add for those with no good sameAs mappings. Is dt-reviewed same as dt-published? If not, why do reviews get special treatment with regards to differentiation between when they're written and published, and nothing else does? Is there an official definition of e-content? Couldn't find one on the wiki, so made one up that is compatible with AS2.0 content, with additional caveat about including markup, which is explicit on the mf2 wiki: "The contents of something like a post, including markup and embedded elements." Are e-description and e-instructions sub-properties of e-content? I keep getting caught out by AS2.0 terms that are in the JSON-LD document but are actually deprecated (the JSON-LD contains no information other than property and class names and sometimes types; I have to remember to check the written …
name: Microformats2 RDF Ontology
published: 2015-03-22T15:00:00+0000
tag: doing
tag: Doing
tag: activitystreams
tag: as2
tag: foaf
tag: hacking
tag: indieweb
tag: json-ld
tag: linked+data
tag: mf2
tag: microformats2
tag: ontologies
tag: ontology
tag: owl
tag: https://rhiaro.co.uk/tags/rdf
tag: socialwg
tag: vcard
tag: w3c
updated: 2015-04-28T17:49:00+0100

w00t
type: Article
actor: me
content: Test test test!
name: w00t
published: 2015-03-20T00:00:00+0000
tag: doing
tag: Doing
tag: hacking
tag: indieweb
tag: test

https://rhiaro.co.uk/2015/04/1428417613
type: Add
actor: me
object: indiewebcamp.com
published: 2015-04-07T15:40:00+0100
summary: Amy added http://indiewebcamp.com to https://rhiaro.co.uk/bookmarks/
tag: bookmark
tag: hacking
tag: indieweb
tag: test
target: bookmarks

https://rhiaro.co.uk/2015/04/1428516761
type: Add
actor: me
object: SoLiD
published: 2015-04-08T19:12:00+0100
summary: Amy added https://linkeddata.github.io/SoLiD/ to https://rhiaro.co.uk/bookmarks/
tag: ldp
tag: linked+data
tag: https://rhiaro.co.uk/tags/rdf
tag: social
target: bookmarks

https://rhiaro.co.uk/2015/04/1428526831
type: Add
actor: me
object: track
published: 2015-04-08T22:00:00+0100
summary: Amy added http://www.w3.org/Social/track/ to https://rhiaro.co.uk/bookmarks/
tag: social
tag: socialwg
tag: w3c
target: bookmarks

https://rhiaro.co.uk/2015/04/1428771636
type: Add
actor: me
object: http://git2prov.org/#
published: 2015-04-11T18:00:00+0100
summary: Amy added http://git2prov.org/# to https://rhiaro.co.uk/bookmarks/
tag: git
tag: hacking
tag: linked+data
tag: prov-o
tag: provenance
target: bookmarks

https://rhiaro.co.uk/2015/04/1428850017
type: Add
actor: me
object: How to set up your realtime feed
published: 2015-04-12T15:46:00+0100
summary: Amy added http://indiewebcamp.com/How_to_set_up_your_realtime_feed to https://rhiaro.co.uk/bookmarks/
tag: indieweb
tag: realtime
target: bookmarks

https://rhiaro.co.uk/2015/04/1428961782
type: Add
actor: me
object: Examples
published: 2015-04-13T22:49:00+0100
summary: Amy added https://www.w3.org/wiki/Activity_Streams/Examples to https://rhiaro.co.uk/bookmarks/
tag: activitystreams
tag: as2
tag: jasnell
tag: linked+data
tag: social+web
tag: socialwg
tag: w3c
target: bookmarks

https://rhiaro.co.uk/2015/04/1429038889
type: Add
actor: me
object: https://www.w3.org/Social/track/issues/27
published: 2015-04-14T20:14:00+0100
summary: Amy added https://www.w3.org/Social/track/issues/27 to https://rhiaro.co.uk/bookmarks/
tag: activitystreams
tag: as2
tag: profile
tag: profiles
tag: social+web
tag: socialwg
target: bookmarks

https://rhiaro.co.uk/2015/04/1429749840
type: Add
actor: me
object: API.md
published: 2015-04-23T01:44:00+0100
summary: Amy added https://github.com/e14n/pump.io/blob/master/API.md to https://rhiaro.co.uk/bookmarks/
tag: activitystreams
tag: pump+io
tag: pumpio
tag: social+web
tag: socialwg
target: bookmarks

https://rhiaro.co.uk/2015/04/1429796580
type: Add
actor: me
object: in-defense-of-twitter-feminism
published: 2015-04-23T14:43:00+0100
summary: Amy added https://modelviewculture.com/pieces/in-defense-of-twitter-feminism to https://rhiaro.co.uk/bookmarks/
tag: feminism
tag: gentrification
tag: race
tag: racism
tag: social+justice
tag: social+web
tag: twitter
target: bookmarks

https://rhiaro.co.uk/2015/04/1429820460
type: Add
actor: me
object: social-network-portability
published: 2015-04-23T21:21:00+0100
summary: Amy added http://microformats.org/wiki/social-network-portability to https://rhiaro.co.uk/bookmarks/
tag: data+ownership
tag: microformats2
tag: ownmydata
tag: phd
tag: profiles
tag: social+network+portability
tag: social+networks
tag: social+web
target: bookmarks

https://rhiaro.co.uk/2015/04/1429916640
type: Add
type: Like
actor: me
object: https://gist.github.com/hectorcorrea/dc20d743583488168703
published: 2015-04-25T00:04:00+0100
summary: Amy added https://gist.github.com/hectorcorrea/dc20d743583488168703 to https://rhiaro.co.uk/bookmarks/
tag: containers
tag: ldp
tag: linked+data+platform
tag: linked+data
tag: social+web
tag: summary
tag: w3c
target: bookmarks

https://rhiaro.co.uk/2015/04/1429926780
type: Add
actor: me
object: try
published: 2015-04-25T02:53:00+0100
summary: Amy added https://gnu.io/social/try/ to https://rhiaro.co.uk/bookmarks/
tag: decentralised
tag: gnu+social
tag: indieweb
tag: pumpio
tag: social+network
tag: social+web
tag: statusnet
target: bookmarks

https://rhiaro.co.uk/2015/04/1429934445
type: Note
has reply: https://rhiaro.co.uk/llog/1431356854
actor: me
content: Making parrot toys out of cardboard, twine, and... mostly parts of old, dismantled parrot toys.
published: 2015-04-25T05:00:45+0100
summary: Amy wrote about http://vocab.amy.so/blog#Doing, http://vocab.amy.so/blog#Doing, mbaking, parrot, & Tigo
tag: tigo
tag: doing
tag: Doing
tag: mbaking
tag: parrot
tag: Tigo

https://rhiaro.co.uk/2015/04/1430110057
type: Note
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/592732477405470720/3179360752
actor: me
content: In talk by a computer scientist to social scientists on crawling for SNA. Q: 'is it ethical?' A: 'yes data is public'. Resisting challenge about expectation of privacy cos I want to go to the pub. But honestly, damn computer scientists.
published: 2015-04-27T05:47:37+0100
summary: Amy wrote about http://vocab.amy.so/blog#Done, http://vocab.amy.so/blog#Done, phd, social web, social science, web science, social networks, & sna
tag: done
tag: Done
tag: phd
tag: sna
tag: social+networks
tag: social+science
tag: social+web
tag: web+science

https://rhiaro.co.uk/2015/04/1430205698
type: Add
actor: me
object: discussing-indiewebcamp-edinburgh-is-super-weird-if-you-believe-in-owning
published: 2015-04-28T08:21:38+0100
summary: Amy added http://werd.io/2015/discussing-indiewebcamp-edinburgh-is-super-weird-if-you-believe-in-owning to https://rhiaro.co.uk/bookmarks/
tag: edinburgh
tag: events
tag: indieweb
tag: indiewebcamp
tag: iwcedi
target: bookmarks

https://rhiaro.co.uk/2015/04/5874ab6a296da
type: Add
actor: me
object: now-i-am-become-doi-destroyer-of-gatekeeping-worlds
published: 2015-04-03T18:09:24+00:00
summary: Amy added 'The Winnower | DIY Scientific Publishing' to Bookmarks
target: bookmarks

https://rhiaro.co.uk/2015/04/5874ab6a29729
type: Add
actor: me
object: www.drawscience.org
published: 2015-04-04T10:34:09+00:00
summary: Amy added 'Draw Science' to Bookmarks
target: bookmarks

https://rhiaro.co.uk/2015/04/5874ab6a29775
type: Add
actor: me
object: EUA launches Open Access checklist for universities.aspx
published: 2015-04-27T19:25:04+00:00
summary: Amy added 'EUA > EUA launches Open Access checklist for universities' to Bookmarks
target: bookmarks

https://rhiaro.co.uk/2015/04/5874ab6a39ec1
type: Add
actor: me
object: publications.html
published: 2015-04-09T11:20:43+00:00
summary: Amy added 'Publications' to Bookmarks
target: bookmarks

aaaaas-usual-code
type: Note
has reply: https://aaronparecki.com/likes/2015/05/12/2/
actor: me
content: Aaaaas usual it's my code, not someone else's, that is causing my problems. Hashtag interop.
published: 2015-04-22T22:16:00+0100
summary: Amy wrote about http://vocab.amy.so/blog#Done, http://vocab.amy.so/blog#Done, hacking, slogd, & php
tag: done
tag: Done
tag: hacking
tag: php
tag: slogd

about
type: Add
actor: me
object: about
published: 2015-04-14T18:37:00+0100
summary: Amy added https://as-test-harness.mybluemix.net/#about to https://rhiaro.co.uk/bookmarks/
tag: activitystreams
tag: as2
tag: https://rhiaro.co.uk/tags/json
tag: socialwg
tag: tests
target: bookmarks

aults-test-reply
type: Note
actor: me
content: defaults test and reply test
name: Defaults test and reply test
published: 2015-04-04T12:16:50+0100
summary: Amy wrote about something

blog-post-content
type: Article
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/584857465499623424/1583811
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/584857465499623424/17069499
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/584857465499623424/2149850018
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/584857465499623424/233185268
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/584857465499623424/25275776
has reply: https://twitter.com/digitalWestie/status/584858305295704064
has reply: https://twitter.com/elfpavlik/status/585113192969465856
has reply: https://twitter.com/LukasRosenstock/status/584995637877465089
has reply: https://twitter.com/rhiaro/status/584994928788426752
has reply: https://twitter.com/rhiaro/status/584995500308504576
has reply: https://twitter.com/rhiaro/status/584995555606147073
actor: me
content: Finally you can get my blog post content in a number of different formats. You'll notice alternative URLs (noted currently as 'Permalink') in the metadata section of a normal view of a post. Hit this up with no Accept header, and you'll get neat markdown (which is what I authored it in; the 'source', as it were). Browsers automatically send Accept: text/html, in which case they are redirected to the rendered HTML version of the post you're probably reading now. But here are some alternatives you can try: curl https://rhiaro.co.uk/llog/micropub-test -> plain markdown. curl -H "Accept: application/json" https://rhiaro.co.uk/llog/micropub-test because there's obviously not enough JSON in the world. Note this isn't correct JSON-LD yet. I'll sort that out another time. curl -H "Accept: text/turtle" https://rhiaro.co.uk/llog/micropub-test Ohemgee! RDF! It's what you've all been waiting for, I know. For those of you who like angular brackets, you could try: curl -H "Accept: rdf/xml" https://rhiaro.co.uk/llog/micropub-test Relevance to micropub Briefly discussed with Tantek, Aaron and Bret at IWC Cambridge and on IRC about how a micropub client could fetch post content for editing. Many people aren't editing raw HTML as it's presented on the page, but maybe markdown or some other syntax, so a client needs to be able to discover this (the 'source') to present it to be edited. Now if someone makes their client check a post for a rel="source" or shoots off a request with Accept: text/plain (less likely, since static sites can't do conneg) then they'll get my markdown directly (uh, when I actually put rel="source" in my HTML, which I haven't yet). As a related aside, I also return source="markdown" if a micropub client asks my endpoint q=source.
name: Blog post content types
published: 2015-04-06T00:11:00+0100
tag: doing
tag: Doing
tag: content+negotiation
tag: hacking
tag: htaccess
tag: indieweb
tag: linked+data
tag: micropub
tag: modrewrite
tag: php
tag: https://rhiaro.co.uk/tags/rdf
tag: slogd
tag: turtle
tag: uris

bugs-bugging
type: Article
content: I'm supposed to be working, so instead I'm making a list of wee annoying bugs in Slog'd that I could and should fix fairly easily this weekend: likes, bookmarks and reposts appear in no particular order. Investigate. I now have one post that is a like and a bookmark (semantically: "this is great!" and "will read again/use later"). Including reposts, I don't see a hierarchy here, so I need to make it display appropriately as all of them. There are a bunch of author and reply URLs in my store with extra http:// on the beginning due to an earlier posting bug. Clean up. Get author display picture and name from following link and looking for microformats (currently it has a placeholder image and URL). RSVP posts that appear in lists aren't marked up correctly (posts have start and end times, but really markup needs reshuffling so the event has start and end time). Shorten the lists on my homepage so they don't take so long to load. Add most recent post and 'where' boxes to homepage. Page with a full h-feed of everything. Prev and next buttons on posts don't work. Replacing a post via Quill drops the published date.
name: Bugs bugging me on Slog'd
published: 2015-04-25T00:19:00+0100
tag: todo
tag: Todo
tag: bugs
tag: hacking
tag: indieweb
tag: slogd

comment-161869
type: Add
actor: me
object: comment-161869
published: 2015-04-22T12:51:00+0100
summary: Amy added http://www.jwz.org/blog/2015/04/youtube-has-finally-destroyed-their-rss-feeds/#comment-161869 to https://rhiaro.co.uk/bookmarks/
tag: hacking
tag: phd
tag: rss
tag: social+web
tag: youtube
target: bookmarks

im-really-jealous
type: Note
actor: me
content: I'm really jealous of everyone in Seoul for CHI2015 right now.
published: 2015-04-20T13:52:00+0100
summary: Amy wrote about http://vocab.amy.so/blog#Done, http://vocab.amy.so/blog#Done, travel blues, seoul, & chi2015
tag: done
tag: Done
tag: chi2015
tag: seoul
tag: travel+blues

just-listening-
type: Note
actor: me
content: Just listening to / reading discussions and debates in W3C groups is tiring; taking part even a tiny bit is exhausting, and I haven't decided if the reward is worth the brain-melt yet. I hope so. I admire all these people who manage to do standards work full time.
published: 2015-04-28T05:09:12+0100
summary: Amy wrote about http://vocab.amy.so/blog#Doing, http://vocab.amy.so/blog#Doing, socialwg, w3c, standards, & working group
tag: doing
tag: Doing
tag: socialwg
tag: standards
tag: w3c
tag: working+group

live-demod-blog
type: Note
actor: me
content: Live demo'd my blog sparql endpoint at the pub, pretty sure I'm the coolest
published: 2015-04-20T20:40:00+0100
summary: Amy wrote about http://vocab.amy.so/blog#Done, http://vocab.amy.so/blog#Done, slogd, & sparql
tag: done
tag: Done
tag: slogd
tag: sparql

meant-watch-house
type: Note
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/585229697631580161/10399172
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/585229697631580161/15090636
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/585229697631580161/235193328
has reply: https://twitter.com/jasnell/status/585230021431844866
content: I meant to watch House of Cards this evening, but I accidentally implemented likes, reposts, bookmarks and proper display of replies on my site.
published: 2015-04-07T00:51:00+0100
summary: Amy wrote about http://vocab.amy.so/blog#Doing, http://vocab.amy.so/blog#Doing, hacking, indieweb, & slogd
tag: doing
tag: Doing
tag: hacking
tag: indieweb
tag: slogd

micropub-test
type: Note
has reply: looks-like-thats-working
content: If you can see this, my micropub endpoint works :D And if you can see this, I can also edit posts.
name: Micropub test
published: 2015-04-03T22:45:00+0100
summary: Amy wrote about http://vocab.amy.so/blog#Doing, http://vocab.amy.so/blog#Doing, hacking, indieweb, test, & micropub
tag: doing
tag: Doing
tag: hacking
tag: indieweb
tag: micropub
tag: test
updated: 2015-04-03T22:55:00+0100

minimum-viable-micropub
type: Article
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/584703127598850049/15090636
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/584703127598850049/18331731
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/584703127598850049/2235095173
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/584703127598850049/235193328
has reply: https://twitter.com/BillSeitz/status/584914975271051265
has reply: https://twitter.com/jarofgreen/status/584705275254460416
has reply: https://twitter.com/jarofgreen/status/584712878760005632
has reply: https://twitter.com/kevinmarks/status/584828670390312960
has reply: https://twitter.com/mshook/status/584839522212564992
content: "Micropub is an open API standard that is used to create posts on one's own domain using third-party clients. Web apps and native apps (e.g. iPhone, Android) can use Micropub to post short notes, photos, events or other posts to your own site, similar to a Twitter client posting to Twitter.com." (Micropub on Indiewebcamp) This means I can now publish blog posts to my site using other peoples' posting clients, of which there are several. Previously, I was ftping markdown files to my server, then running a slightly unreliable PHP script to process the queue based on when the files were last updated. Which mostly worked, but when it didn't it was a pain to untangle. IndieAuth I wasn't expecting to have a micropub endpoint any time soon because it needs you to be able to sign into your site with IndieAuth. Fortunately, thanks to amazing work of aaronpk and others, most of the legwork has been done here, and you can delegate your IndieAuth; in your site : Micropub Then create a micropub script (eg. micropub.php) and make it discoverable in the same way: Initially I wanted my endpoint at https://rhiaro.co.uk/micropub and set an .htaccess rule to redirect to the PHP script. This doesn't work; POST requests can't follow redirects. Next, here's a bare minimum PHP script to store things posted to your site with a micropub client. This just dumps the POST request to a text file, which is where I started to see if it would work. What I actually do now is turn posts and metadata into triples and insert them into my triplestore, but you probably don't want to hear about that :) <? // Tell client where I can syndicate to if(isset($_GET['q']) && $_GET['q'] == "syndicate-to"){ header('Content-type: application/x-www-form-urlencoded'); echo "syndicate-to[]=twitter.com%2Frhiaro"; exit; } // Check for post if(!empty($_POST)){ $headers = apache_request_headers(); // Check token is valid $token = $headers['Authorization']; $ch = curl_init("https://tokens.indieauth.com/token"); curl_setop…
name: Minimum Viable Micropub
published: 2015-04-05T13:39:00+0100
tag: doing
tag: Doing
tag: hacking
tag: indieweb
tag: micropub
tag: php
tag: slogd

post-and-activity-types
type: Article
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/elfpavlik/587684624760987651/144624330
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/elfpavlik/587684624760987651/2413390255
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/elfpavlik/587684624760987651/42415655
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/elfpavlik/587684624760987651/432585401
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/elfpavlik/587684624760987651/96850673
has reply: 0052.html
has reply: 0061.html
has reply: https://twitter.com/mivesto/status/591993792170962944
has reply: https://twitter.com/SocialWebWG/status/587685860407054336
has reply: https://twitter.com/thierrymarianne/status/587710467772174336
content: Recently I've been trying to wrap my head around the implicit vs. explicit post types debate (in the Social Web WG, indieweb community, and elsewhere). Here is some analysis of the different perspectives, and report on my own experiences so far. tl;dr I think each side of the debate about explicit vs implicit types are misaligned, due to conflation of Objects and Activities. I think Objects (like blogposts) needn't have explicit types, but Activities (like the act of creating a post) should do. Thanks to Tantek, Aaron, elf Pavlik, Chris and everyone whose conversations I've listened in on in #social and #indiewebcamp IRC channels for discussing this stuff with/around me. Indieweb: focus on UI Indieweb development starts with thinking about UI. The reason for thinking about different kinds of posts comes from a desire to display some posts differently to others. But rather than declaring them outright, one can infer how to display them based on the properties of a post (see also IndieWeb Posts by aaronpk. "explicit post/object types are architecture-centric design, rather than user-centric design" - tantek, #indiewebcamp irc Posting UI Another rationale against explicit post types is that it encourages posting clients to constrain users regarding what kind of posts they can create. "...content types dictate the kinds of content you actually allow people to create with your software" - benwerd, The tyranny of content types Most mainstream social networks now have a generic posting interface, that allows one to add things like photos, videos, people tags, etc, without forcing you to choose what type of post you want to make first. Software architecture Some people started with explicit post types and ran into problems when structuring their software around this idea. TODO: Citation from aaronpk in irc in March/April that I can't find right now. URL design If you include a slug for a post type in your URLs and decide to change the post type, this is definitely a pain. I…
name: Post and Activity types
published: 2015-04-12T19:47:00+0100
tag: doing
tag: Doing
tag: activities
tag: activitystreams2.0
tag: activitystreams
tag: feed
tag: hacking
tag: indieweb
tag: mf2
tag: microformats2
tag: post+types
tag: social+web
updated: 2015-04-12T22:19:00+0100

sparql-describe
type: Note
actor: me
content: So SPARQL DESCRIBE queries are literally 8x slower than an equivalent CONSTRUCT { ?s ?p ?o . }. Who knew? Not me. Maybe this isn't news to anyone who knows anything about graphs and/or query languages.
published: 2015-04-22T15:04:00+0100
summary: Amy wrote about http://vocab.amy.so/blog#Done, http://vocab.amy.so/blog#Done, hacking, linked data, slogd, sparql, & query
tag: done
tag: Done
tag: hacking
tag: linked+data
tag: query
tag: slogd
tag: sparql

t-defaults-reply
type: Note
actor: me
content: test defaults and reply
name: test defaults and reply
published: 2015-04-04T12:17:12+0100
summary: Amy wrote about something

t-happens-dont
type: Note
actor: me
content: What happens if I don't specify a publish date?
published: 2015-04-22T11:22:04+0100
summary: Amy wrote about something

testing-post-with
type: Note
content: Testing a post with a location, although lat/long isn't displayed yet, so you won't see it. (Yet).
latitude: 55.93611
location: Edinburgh
longitude: -3.17842
published: 2015-04-03T23:48:00+0100
summary: Amy wrote about http://vocab.amy.so/blog#Doing, http://vocab.amy.so/blog#Doing, hacking, indieweb, test, micropub, & location
tag: doing
tag: Doing
tag: hacking
tag: indieweb
tag: location
tag: micropub
tag: test
updated: 2015-04-04T00:08:00+0100

woot-worked
type: Note
actor: me
content: Woot! it worked.
published: 2015-04-22T11:27:07+0100
summary: Amy wrote about hacking, & test
tag: hacking
tag: test

woot-worked-2
type: Note
actor: me
content: woot? worked!
in reply to: t-happens-dont
published: 2015-04-22T11:38:30+0100
summary: Amy wrote about hacking, & test
tag: hacking
tag: test

https://rhiaro.co.uk/2015/05/1430990502
type: Add
actor: me
object: LDPNext
published: 2015-05-07T10:21:42+0100
summary: Amy added http://www.w3.org/2012/ldp/wiki/LDPNext to https://rhiaro.co.uk/bookmarks/
tag: ldp
tag: linked+data
tag: social+wg
tag: toread
target: bookmarks

https://rhiaro.co.uk/2015/05/1431355334
type: Add
object: rhiaro.co.uk
published: 2015-05-11T15:42:14+0100
summary: Amy added https://rhiaro.co.uk to https://rhiaro.co.uk/bookmarks/
tag: test
target: bookmarks

https://rhiaro.co.uk/2015/05/1431960333
type: Add
actor: me
object: social-networks-and-the-semantic-web-a-retrospective-of-the-past-10-years
published: 2015-05-18T15:45:33+0100
summary: Amy added http://www.slideshare.net/pmika1/social-networks-and-the-semantic-web-a-retrospective-of-the-past-10-years to https://rhiaro.co.uk/bookmarks/
tag: linked+data
tag: semantic+web
tag: social+web
tag: toread
tag: www2015
target: bookmarks

https://rhiaro.co.uk/2015/05/1432037627
type: Add
actor: me
object: www-15-tutorial
published: 2015-05-19T13:13:47+0100
summary: Amy added https://eytan.github.io/www-15-tutorial/ to https://rhiaro.co.uk/bookmarks/
tag: experiments
tag: facebook
tag: open+plan
tag: social+science
target: bookmarks

https://rhiaro.co.uk/2015/05/1432208679
type: Note
actor: me
content: Render reposts of tweets properly
published: 2015-05-21T12:44:39+0100
summary: Amy wrote about http://vocab.amy.so/blog#Todo, http://vocab.amy.so/blog#Todo, hacking, slogd, twitter, microformats, microformats2, mf2, & parser
tag: todo
tag: Todo
tag: hacking
tag: mf2
tag: microformats2
tag: microformats
tag: parser
tag: slogd
tag: twitter

https://rhiaro.co.uk/2015/05/1432494433
type: Add
actor: me
object: location--contact.html
published: 2015-05-24T20:07:13+0100
summary: Amy added http://www.fallinglakes.com/location--contact.html to https://rhiaro.co.uk/bookmarks/
tag: croatia
tag: hostel
tag: travel
target: bookmarks

https://rhiaro.co.uk/2015/05/5874ab6a297c5
type: Add
actor: me
object: show article
published: 2015-05-03T19:30:14+00:00
summary: Amy added 'The "Paper" of the Future | Authorea' to Bookmarks
target: bookmarks

https://rhiaro.co.uk/2015/05/5874ab6a29816
type: Add
actor: me
object: trying-to-fix-symptoms.html
published: 2015-05-05T15:50:21+00:00
summary: Amy added 'DSHR's Blog: Trying to fix the symptoms' to Bookmarks
target: bookmarks

https://rhiaro.co.uk/2015/05/5874ab6a29864
type: Add
actor: me
object: journals-considered-even-more-harmful.html
published: 2015-05-05T15:50:33+00:00
summary: Amy added 'DSHR's Blog: Journals Considered Even More Harmful' to Bookmarks
target: bookmarks

https://rhiaro.co.uk/2015/05/5874ab6a29902
type: Add
actor: me
object: http://www.sciencemag.org/content/214/4523/881
published: 2015-05-05T15:54:01+00:00
summary: Amy added 'Chance and consensus in peer review' to Bookmarks
target: bookmarks

https://rhiaro.co.uk/2015/05/5874ab6a29950
type: Add
actor: me
object: cs-1
published: 2015-05-27T15:54:22+00:00
summary: Amy added 'Achieving human and machine accessibility of cited data in scholarly publications [PeerJ]' to Bookmarks
target: bookmarks

https://rhiaro.co.uk/2015/05/5874ab6a2999f
type: Add
actor: me
object: resounding success of the open science commons in lisbon.html
published: 2015-05-28T19:42:17+00:00
summary: Amy added 'Resounding success of the Open Science Commons in Lisbon - The EGI blog' to Bookmarks
target: bookmarks

https://rhiaro.co.uk/2015/05/5874ab6a2d58c
type: Add
actor: me
object: openbadges.org
published: 2015-05-01T09:32:05+00:00
summary: Amy added 'Open Badges' to Bookmarks
target: bookmarks

https://rhiaro.co.uk/2015/05/5874ab6a2d5d8
type: Add
actor: me
object: information:showcase
published: 2015-05-01T09:25:24+00:00
summary: Amy added 'information:showcase [make.opendata.ch]' to Bookmarks
target: bookmarks

https://rhiaro.co.uk/2015/05/5874ab6a2d625
type: Add
actor: me
object: project:open science
published: 2015-05-01T09:33:34+00:00
summary: Amy added 'project:open_science [make.opendata.ch]' to Bookmarks
target: bookmarks

https://rhiaro.co.uk/2015/05/5874ab6a2d7ae
type: Add
actor: me
object: book
published: 2015-05-01T13:45:02+00:00
summary: Amy added 'The Newu00a0 Precision Journalism - Preface' to Bookmarks
target: bookmarks

aggressively
type: Note
tmpcontent: Aggressively pursuing beaches.
actor: me
latitude: 43.51213
longitude: 16.437
published: 2015-05-26T09:38:13+0100
summary: Amy wrote about travel, croatia, beach, & split
tag: beach
tag: croatia
tag: split
tag: travel

amys-mini-alpine
type: Article
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/599132929013460992/15090636
tmpcontent: # Amy's mini Alpine Adventure I picked Innsbruck pretty randomly as a mid-point between Dusseldorf (where I was for IWC) and Florence (where I need to be for WWW). I haven't been to Austria before, or even the Alps bar a day-trip during a school trip to France like ten years ago. The first day I was here was clear, sunny and crazy hot, so I started loving Innsbruck pretty immediately. I wandered around town, got a feel for the place, and found the only place I could get vegan pizza and eiskaffee. The Inn river is fast-flowing and a cartoonish blue-green. The houses are bright colours, and everywhere is walkable. The town is surrounded by a ring of snow-capped mountains. I booked a hostel so I wouldn't have to socialise too much, as I need a break from people between all of these conferences. The hostel is super quiet, and mostly pretty good. The first night I shared my dorm with two Canadian girls. They told me the funicular up one of the mountains is reasonably priced, and that it was silly to think of walking to the base as it's really far, and I should get the bus. Also that I should pay the EUR 2.60 for a bus ticket, as one of them didn't and got caught and fined ;) Yesterday I hacked a bunch on Slog'd in the morning, then at 2pm set off with vague intentions of either climbing a mountain or swimming in a lake, ideally both. I ignored the advice of the Canadian girls, and walked to Hungerburg where the cable car starts. It was less than an hour from the hostel, and the mountain parts were easy. Turns out the cable car to the top is over 25 EUR, and it's about a 3 hour climb to Seegrube. And climbing is WAY more interesting. However, from Seegrube to the summit at Halekefar I was advised there is too much snow for climbing, so the cable car for that stretch is mandatory (and Seegrube-Halekefar is EUR 6.10 return, which I can handle). So I figured I'd climb to Seegrube, take the cable car to the summit and back, and climb all the way back on foot. But by that poin…
actor: me
content: I picked Innsbruck pretty randomly as a mid-point between Dusseldorf (where I was for IWC) and Florence (where I need to be for WWW). I haven't been to Austria before, or even the Alps bar a day-trip during a school trip to France like ten years ago. The first day I was here was clear, sunny and crazy hot, so I started loving Innsbruck pretty immediately. I wandered around town, got a feel for the place, and found the only place I could get vegan pizza and eiskaffee. The Inn river is fast-flowing and a cartoonish blue-green. The houses are bright colours, and everywhere is walkable. The town is surrounded by a ring of snow-capped mountains. I booked a hostel so I wouldn't have to socialise too much, as I need a break from people between all of these conferences. The hostel is super quiet, and mostly pretty good. The first night I shared my dorm with two Canadian girls. They told me the funicular up one of the mountains is reasonably priced, and that it was silly to think of walking to the base as it's really far, and I should get the bus. Also that I should pay the EUR 2.60 for a bus ticket, as one of them didn't and got caught and fined ;) Yesterday I hacked a bunch on Slog'd in the morning, then at 2pm set off with vague intentions of either climbing a mountain or swimming in a lake, ideally both. I ignored the advice of the Canadian girls, and walked to Hungerburg where the cable car starts. It was less than an hour from the hostel, and the mountain parts were easy. Turns out the cable car to the top is over 25 EUR, and it's about a 3 hour climb to Seegrube. And climbing is WAY more interesting. However, from Seegrube to the summit at Halekefar I was advised there is too much snow for climbing, so the cable car for that stretch is mandatory (and Seegrube-Halekefar is EUR 6.10 return, which I can handle). So I figured I'd climb to Seegrube, take the cable car to the summit and back, and climb all the way back on foot. But by that point, the odds of me making it to…
name: Amy's mini Alpine Adventure
published: 2015-05-15T09:42:17+0100
tag: done
tag: Done
tag: activitystreams2
tag: as2
tag: austria
tag: hacking
tag: innsbruck
tag: https://rhiaro.co.uk/tags/json
tag: lake
tag: mountain
tag: slogd
tag: travel

amys-mini-alpine-adventure
type: Article
tmpcontent: # Amy's mini alpine adventure ctd I have in-dispersed this report with messages I sent either on Twitter or to anyone who might pay attention over the course of the journey.. Rosa (the elderly Vietnamese lady) and I walked to Hungerburg. It was raining heavily, but warm. I messed up the route a bit and we did a lot of scrambling through mud and up steep slopes, but Rosa seemed thrilled to have found someone to have this adventure with. She told me about when she had left Vietnam for Belgium as a political refugee, and all of the horrible things her family and friends had endured because of "crazy communists". Her brother and sister live in California now, and none of them ever want to go back to Vietnam even though it's safe now. She also told me about her 27 year old son who she considers a huge disappointment as all he does is browse the web and talk to his girlfriend, and doesn't have a job. He has a masters in Informatics, but there is no work in Belgium, and he refuses to move somewhere he can find work. She told me about a friend's son, whom everyone thought was stupid until at around 22 years old he went to university, completed some degrees in record time, and now works as an accountant in London and is married to an African woman, apparently to spite his racist family, which she finds hilarious, and wishes her son was like this instead. She calls all of her cats 'Baby'. This was super fun, and I'm glad she encouraged me to go out in the rain. She didn't have time (or suitable shoes) to climb to Seegrube, so we parted ways at Hungerburg. I hope she made it back okay! I continued to Seegrube. It was pretty thick fog the whole way, though sometimes I could see a few hundred meters ahead instead of a few meters. I took lots of pictures of where I expected there would be spectacular views if there wasn't cloud in the way. > [14:09] Just checking in. Literally in a cloud. Can't see fuck. > [14:12] It's pretty creepy. I think I hit a pub in about an hour. > [14:13…
actor: me
content: I have in-dispersed this report with messages I sent either on Twitter or to anyone who might pay attention over the course of the journey.. Rosa (the elderly Vietnamese lady) and I walked to Hungerburg. It was raining heavily, but warm. I messed up the route a bit and we did a lot of scrambling through mud and up steep slopes, but Rosa seemed thrilled to have found someone to have this adventure with. She told me about when she had left Vietnam for Belgium as a political refugee, and all of the horrible things her family and friends had endured because of "crazy communists". Her brother and sister live in California now, and none of them ever want to go back to Vietnam even though it's safe now. She also told me about her 27 year old son who she considers a huge disappointment as all he does is browse the web and talk to his girlfriend, and doesn't have a job. He has a masters in Informatics, but there is no work in Belgium, and he refuses to move somewhere he can find work. She told me about a friend's son, whom everyone thought was stupid until at around 22 years old he went to university, completed some degrees in record time, and now works as an accountant in London and is married to an African woman, apparently to spite his racist family, which she finds hilarious, and wishes her son was like this instead. She calls all of her cats 'Baby'. This was super fun, and I'm glad she encouraged me to go out in the rain. She didn't have time (or suitable shoes) to climb to Seegrube, so we parted ways at Hungerburg. I hope she made it back okay! I continued to Seegrube. It was pretty thick fog the whole way, though sometimes I could see a few hundred meters ahead instead of a few meters. I took lots of pictures of where I expected there would be spectacular views if there wasn't cloud in the way. [14:09] Just checking in. Literally in a cloud. Can't see fuck. [14:12] It's pretty creepy. I think I hit a pub in about an hour. [14:13] I'm soaking. GPS is good though. I mos…
latitude: 47.27388
longitude: 11.42768
name: Amy's mini alpine adventure ctd
published: 2015-05-16T11:15:47+0100
tag: alps
tag: austria
tag: cable+car
tag: fog
tag: innsbruck
tag: mountain
tag: travel

anti-government
type: Note
tmpcontent: Anti-government protests in Zagreb Upper Town. Also eduroam.
actor: me
content: Anti-government protests in Zagreb Upper Town. Also eduroam.
latitude: 45.815
longitude: 15.97337
published: 2015-05-29T12:04:56+0100
summary: Amy wrote about travel, croatia, & zagreb
tag: croatia
tag: travel
tag: zagreb

appreciate-staff
type: Note
tmpcontent: Appreciate staff at Innsbruck Hbf who helped me calculate convoluted train route to avoid reservation fees :D
actor: me
content: Appreciate staff at Innsbruck Hbf who helped me calculate convoluted train route to avoid reservation fees :D
published: 2015-05-13T12:43:13+0100
summary: Amy wrote about travel, trains, & Innsbruck
tag: innsbruck
tag: Innsbruck
tag: trains
tag: travel

arrived-before
type: Note
tmpcontent: Arrived before hostel opened, couldn't resist climbing a hill (Marjan)
actor: me
content: Arrived before hostel opened, couldn't resist climbing a hill (Marjan)
latitude: 43.51209
location: Split
longitude: 16.437
published: 2015-05-23T08:35:26+0100
summary: Amy wrote about travel, croatia, split, & checkin
tag: checkin
tag: croatia
tag: split
tag: travel

arrived-portoroz
type: Note
has reply: https://twitter.com/cryomaniac/status/604708357774184449
has reply: https://twitter.com/eswc_conf/status/604789953671929857
has reply: https://twitter.com/gray_alasdair/status/604749394244694017
has reply: https://twitter.com/rhiaro/status/604710955474415616
has reply: https://twitter.com/rhiaro/status/604711011959062529
has reply: https://twitter.com/Ricardo_Usbeck/status/604708365089042432
tmpcontent: Arrived in Portoroz for ESWC2015! Hostel on the top of the hill, naturally. Anyone for dinner?
actor: me
content: Arrived in Portoroz for ESWC2015! Hostel on the top of the hill, naturally. Anyone for dinner?
latitude: 45.52089
location: Portoroz
longitude: 13.58994
published: 2015-05-30T18:54:44+0100
summary: Amy wrote about travel, eswc2015, slovenia, & portoroz
tag: eswc2015
tag: portoroz
tag: slovenia
tag: travel

avoiding-usual
type: Note
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/596736691135721472/14135563
tmpcontent: Avoiding usual online haunts because election chatter is depressing. Maybe just won't come back from the continent. If we leave EU I'm done with UK..
actor: me
content: Avoiding usual online haunts because election chatter is depressing. Maybe just won't come back from the continent. If we leave EU I'm done with UK..
published: 2015-05-08T19:00:07+0100
summary: Amy wrote about travel, politics, ge2015, & election
tag: election
tag: ge2015
tag: politics
tag: travel

bad-office
type: Note
tmpcontent: Not a bad office location today. I did hike 10 miles to get here though. ![phdthuglife](https://rhiaro.co.uk/photos/1505croatia/desksolta.jpg)
actor: me
content: Not a bad office location today. I did hike 10 miles to get here though.
latitude: 43.39781
location: Maslinica
longitude: 16.20536
published: 2015-05-25T12:16:36+0100
summary: Amy wrote about travel, croatia, island, & solta
tag: croatia
tag: island
tag: solta
tag: travel

best-hostel-kitchens
type: Note
tmpcontent: Best hostel kitchens are ones full of stuff labeled 'take me!'
actor: me
content: Best hostel kitchens are ones full of stuff labeled 'take me!'
published: 2015-05-13T10:26:53+0100
summary: Amy wrote about travel, hostel, & Austria
tag: austria
tag: Austria
tag: hostel
tag: travel

bologna-massive
type: Note
tmpcontent: Bologna. Massive station, with three of certain platforms >.>
actor: me
content: Bologna. Massive station, with three of certain platforms >.>
latitude: 44.50652
location: Bologna
longitude: 11.34416
published: 2015-05-17T19:24:59+0100
summary: Amy wrote about travel, italy, & trains
tag: italy
tag: trains
tag: travel

brb-going
type: Note
tmpcontent: BRB going on adventure around Split
actor: me
content: BRB going on adventure around Split
latitude: 43.51208
location: Split
longitude: 16.43703
published: 2015-05-23T09:32:15+0100
summary: Amy wrote about travel, & Croatia
tag: croatia
tag: Croatia
tag: travel

checkins
type: Article
tmpcontent: # Checkins When is it a checkin (with a note) and when is it a note (with a location)? Hot topic. I differentiate them for display purposes (currently I just show a map-marker icon next to checkins, but I'm also going to want to show them on a map and stuff). For now, my rule is: * If a post has a `location` property, which should be a URL of a place (venue/city/country/vague), it's a checkin. * A checkin *may* have a `latitude` and `longitude` (my vague checkins, eg. 'home', do not). * A checkin *may* have `content`. * If a post has a `latitude` and `longitude` and *no* `location`, it's a note with a location. * A note *should* have content. My inner semantic pedant is unhappy with attaching a lat and lon to a post directly, so I might rethink this at some point.
actor: me
content: When is it a checkin (with a note) and when is it a note (with a location)? Hot topic. I differentiate them for display purposes (currently I just show a map-marker icon next to checkins, but I'm also going to want to show them on a map and stuff). For now, my rule is: If a post has a location property, which should be a URL of a place (venue/city/country/vague), it's a checkin. A checkin may have a latitude and longitude (my vague checkins, eg. 'home', do not). A checkin may have content. If a post has a latitude and longitude and no location, it's a note with a location. A note should have content. My inner semantic pedant is unhappy with attaching a lat and lon to a post directly, so I might rethink this at some point.
latitude: 43.78205
longitude: 11.24954
name: Checkins
published: 2015-05-10T14:35:00+0100
tag: done
tag: Done
tag: checkin
tag: data+model
tag: hacking
tag: indieweb
tag: location
tag: markup
tag: microformats2
tag: slogd

chilling-park
type: Note
tmpcontent: Chilling in park Bundek, Zagreb
actor: me
content: Chilling in park Bundek, Zagreb
latitude: 45.78493
location: Zagreb
longitude: 15.98916
published: 2015-05-29T10:11:09+0100
summary: Amy wrote about travel, croatia, & zagreb
tag: croatia
tag: travel
tag: zagreb

classim-writing
type: Article
actor: me
content: I'm writing this post with Quill's shiny new editor. It's so pretty and I'm having the best time typing right now. I might use this for literally everything, including taking notes in meetings etc. Actually that's a really good idea, then I can just post meeting notes straight to my site. YAY. Things this editor needs: tagging to have the option to send as markdown :P back/forward dating any other metadata actually <img src="data: image/jpeg;base64,[binary]" alt="" class="ui-sortable-handle">
name: New Quill editor
published: 2015-05-11T21:07:48+0100

clear-caches
type: Note
has reply: https://aaronparecki.com/likes/2015/05/31/1/
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/605034326334550016/18191576
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/605034326334550016/414227991
tmpcontent: CLEAR YOUR CACHES EVERYONE, NEW WEBSITE IS UP.Whew.
actor: me
content: CLEAR YOUR CACHES EVERYONE, NEW WEBSITE IS UP. Whew.
latitude: 45.51727
longitude: 13.56941
published: 2015-05-31T16:26:20+0100
summary: Amy wrote about hacking, indieweb, & slogd
tag: hacking
tag: indieweb
tag: slogd

coffee-croatia
type: Note
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/604216545217110016/2985307680
has reply: https://twitter.com/BhiveC321/status/605294350231343104
has reply: https://twitter.com/lmatteis/status/604240449080070144
tmpcontent: Coffee in Croatia is better than coffee in Italy, in my professional opinion.
actor: me
content: Coffee in Croatia is better than coffee in Italy, in my professional opinion.
latitude: 45.78492
longitude: 15.98933
published: 2015-05-29T10:22:52+0100
summary: Amy wrote about travel, coffee, croatia, & italy
tag: coffee
tag: croatia
tag: italy
tag: travel

couldnt-take-any-more
type: Note
tmpcontent: i couldn't take it any more so i went back to the sea 'cos that's where fishes go when fishes get the sense to flee ![where fishes go](https://rhiaro.co.uk/photos/1505croatia/sea1.jpg) ![where fishes go](https://rhiaro.co.uk/photos/1505croatia/sea2.jpg)
actor: me
content: i couldn't take it any more so i went back to the sea 'cos that's where fishes go when fishes get the sense to flee
latitude: 43.51209
longitude: 16.437
published: 2015-05-23T17:02:00+0100
summary: Amy wrote about travel, croatia, beach, sea, & where fishes go
tag: beach
tag: croatia
tag: sea
tag: travel
tag: where+fishes+go

developers
type: Note
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/604910160948154368/1708942579
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/604910160948154368/17963193
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/604910160948154368/57203
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/604910160948154368/87062847
has reply: https://twitter.com/elfpavlik/status/605015155399921664
has reply: https://twitter.com/eswc_conf/status/604914443827482624
tmpcontent: Developers workshop off to a good start. We all introduce ourselves with hashtags so I went with indieweb and ownyourdata ^^
actor: me
content: Developers workshop off to a good start. We all introduce ourselves with hashtags so I went with indieweb and ownyourdata ^^
latitude: 45.51727
longitude: 13.56955
published: 2015-05-31T08:17:57+0100
summary: Amy wrote about events, & eswc2015
tag: eswc2015
tag: events

entering-germany
type: Note
tmpcontent: Now entering Germany
actor: me
content: Now entering Germany
location: Germany
published: 2015-05-08T13:45:00+0100
summary: Amy wrote about travel, paris, & belgium
tag: belgium
tag: paris
tag: travel

faenza-connection
type: Article
tmpcontent: Faenza. Connection also delayed 30 minutes.
actor: me
content: Faenza. Connection also delayed 30 minutes.
latitude: 44.20987
location: Faenza
longitude: 11.74346
published: 2015-05-22T13:05:34+0100
tag: italy
tag: train
tag: travel

falls-lakes-feet
type: Article
tmpcontent: # Falls, lakes, and my feet hurt Last night I arrived in Korenica (the bus showed up 35 minutes late; 84 kuna, somehow arrived on time 2 hours later, really spectacular mountain scenery), and successfully navigated to Falling Lakes hostel. I thought Tchaikovsky in Split was the best, but Falling Lakes is even nicer. Croatia could really teach the world a thing or two about how to do hostels. I was greeted by Irena, who helped me figure out buses and gave me a ton of advice about how to explore Plitvice. The hostel has a lovely kitchen, plus fresh herbs in the garden, so I immediately went to Konzum to get things I could cook. The hostel is so nice and I was dreading the rush of picking up my rucksack and catchign the bus to Zagreb after walking all day. Then suddenly I realised I could just book another night in Korenica and go to Zagreb in the morning. My host in Zagreb was happy with the change of plan, and suddenly that was a weight off. I didn't get up quite as early as I'd planned, but still early enough that I didn't want to wait for the official (35 kuna) hostel ride to Plitvice. It's about a 15 minute drive, and the highway is not safe to walk on, with no footpaths, sometimes steep banks, many trucks and everyone going really fast. But I hadn't even made it out of Korenica before I was picked up by a middle aged couple from Zagreb who were very interested in all of my travel. They dropped me at Gate 1 at 0900, which threw off my well thought out agenda that began at Gate 2. Entrance to the park is 80 kuna with a student card, and the ticket includes one boat ride and one mini-bus-thing ride. Maps are 20 kuna, but fortunately Irena gave me one at the hostel. I did some dynamic replanning, figured there was no way I wasn't going to have to cover a stretch twice if I wanted to leave from Gate 2, and headed for the boat. This was supposed to be the last thing, and I considered walking the length of the lake and getting the boat for the repeat of that later, but …
actor: me
content: Last night I arrived in Korenica (the bus showed up 35 minutes late; 84 kuna, somehow arrived on time 2 hours later, really spectacular mountain scenery), and successfully navigated to Falling Lakes hostel. I thought Tchaikovsky in Split was the best, but Falling Lakes is even nicer. Croatia could really teach the world a thing or two about how to do hostels. I was greeted by Irena, who helped me figure out buses and gave me a ton of advice about how to explore Plitvice. The hostel has a lovely kitchen, plus fresh herbs in the garden, so I immediately went to Konzum to get things I could cook. The hostel is so nice and I was dreading the rush of picking up my rucksack and catchign the bus to Zagreb after walking all day. Then suddenly I realised I could just book another night in Korenica and go to Zagreb in the morning. My host in Zagreb was happy with the change of plan, and suddenly that was a weight off. I didn't get up quite as early as I'd planned, but still early enough that I didn't want to wait for the official (35 kuna) hostel ride to Plitvice. It's about a 15 minute drive, and the highway is not safe to walk on, with no footpaths, sometimes steep banks, many trucks and everyone going really fast. But I hadn't even made it out of Korenica before I was picked up by a middle aged couple from Zagreb who were very interested in all of my travel. They dropped me at Gate 1 at 0900, which threw off my well thought out agenda that began at Gate 2. Entrance to the park is 80 kuna with a student card, and the ticket includes one boat ride and one mini-bus-thing ride. Maps are 20 kuna, but fortunately Irena gave me one at the hostel. I did some dynamic replanning, figured there was no way I wasn't going to have to cover a stretch twice if I wanted to leave from Gate 2, and headed for the boat. This was supposed to be the last thing, and I considered walking the length of the lake and getting the boat for the repeat of that later, but then it arrived, so I hopped on. …
name: Falls, lakes, and my feet hurt
published: 2015-05-28T21:14:00+0100
tag: croatia
tag: hiking
tag: hitchiking
tag: hostel
tag: korenica
tag: lakes
tag: national+park
tag: plitvice
tag: travel
tag: waterfall

favourite-thing
type: Note
tmpcontent: My favourite thing about Italy is whenever I hear sirens I expect Morrissey to jump out belting The Youngest Was The Most Loved. Also polenta toast with porcini mushrooms. But, happy birthday Morrissey.
actor: me
content: My favourite thing about Italy is whenever I hear sirens I expect Morrissey to jump out belting The Youngest Was The Most Loved. Also polenta toast with porcini mushrooms. But, happy birthday Morrissey.
latitude: 44.29486
longitude: 11.88103
published: 2015-05-22T13:10:27+0100
summary: Amy wrote about italy, & morrissey
tag: italy
tag: morrissey

ferry-ancona
type: Article
tmpcontent: # Ferry at Ancona I decided last minute to get a ferry from Ancona (Italy) to Split (Croatia). I thought I'd write a note about navigating Ancona and ferries, because I didn't find much online beforehand and if you don't read Italian and/or have an intricate understanding of ports it's not a particularly welcoming experience. Initially - which is unrelated, but sets the tone - I planned to take trains from Firenze to Faenza, then Faenza to Ancona. The train from Firenza was delayed by 25 minutes, but fortunately I had an hour to make the connection at Faenza. I have already noted that most regional trains I've been on in Italy so far don't have any clues on the outside about where they're going, and lots don't have screens or announcements on the inside either. On top of that, smaller stations don't have live departures signs on platforms (ie. which train is here next) but paper posters for looking up platform based on time and destination. Which are good, but there is a certain amount of hoping for the best when you jump on the mystery train that rolls up to where you think you should be waiting. Anyway, at Faenza the Ancona train was also delayed by 35 minutes. Despite knowing this, I jumped on a mystery train that rolled up at the correct platform at about the correct time, then realised what I'd done. This turned out to be a delayed train from earlier. This was one of the great ones with zero hints on the inside about route audibly or visibly. The Interrail timetable app is *great* however, and after a couple of stations I managed to pin down which train I was on and could work out that it should terminate at a station where I could pick up the train I *should* have got - assuming that one was still running late. It was - even later, in fact - and I eventually switched to the Ancona train at Rimini. The last stretch of the journey was along the coast, which is always good. The internet advised me to check in to the ferry 2 hours before departure, and I'd left an…
actor: me
content: I decided last minute to get a ferry from Ancona (Italy) to Split (Croatia). I thought I'd write a note about navigating Ancona and ferries, because I didn't find much online beforehand and if you don't read Italian and/or have an intricate understanding of ports it's not a particularly welcoming experience. Initially - which is unrelated, but sets the tone - I planned to take trains from Firenze to Faenza, then Faenza to Ancona. The train from Firenza was delayed by 25 minutes, but fortunately I had an hour to make the connection at Faenza. I have already noted that most regional trains I've been on in Italy so far don't have any clues on the outside about where they're going, and lots don't have screens or announcements on the inside either. On top of that, smaller stations don't have live departures signs on platforms (ie. which train is here next) but paper posters for looking up platform based on time and destination. Which are good, but there is a certain amount of hoping for the best when you jump on the mystery train that rolls up to where you think you should be waiting. Anyway, at Faenza the Ancona train was also delayed by 35 minutes. Despite knowing this, I jumped on a mystery train that rolled up at the correct platform at about the correct time, then realised what I'd done. This turned out to be a delayed train from earlier. This was one of the great ones with zero hints on the inside about route audibly or visibly. The Interrail timetable app is great however, and after a couple of stations I managed to pin down which train I was on and could work out that it should terminate at a station where I could pick up the train I should have got - assuming that one was still running late. It was - even later, in fact - and I eventually switched to the Ancona train at Rimini. The last stretch of the journey was along the coast, which is always good. The internet advised me to check in to the ferry 2 hours before departure, and I'd left an hour of buffer time, …
name: Ferry at Ancona
published: 2015-05-23T09:07:28+0100
tag: ancona
tag: ferry
tag: italy
tag: port
tag: protip
tag: trains
tag: travel

ferry-waiting
type: Note
tmpcontent: On a ferry, waiting for departure..
actor: me
content: On a ferry, waiting for departure..
latitude: 43.61421
location: Ancona
longitude: 13.51065
published: 2015-05-22T17:35:18+0100
summary: Amy wrote about travel, & ferry
tag: ferry
tag: travel

few-hours-zadar
type: Article
tmpcontent: # A few hours in Zadar I made the 0800 bus from Split to Zadar, which was later than I intended, but oh well. That was 94 kuna, and took about 3.25 hours. I dozed a bit, but the sea views were pretty good. I floated around Zadar complete with rucksacks. I saw/heard the sea organ, wandered around the marina, sat at a cafe for the bit watching boats, wandered through the university campus, wandered through Konzum for a snack, and wandered back to to the bus station. Most of the things to see in Zadar seem to be churches, which I'm sure are very impressive and maybe I would have bothered if I hadn't been rucksack-laden. I was disappointed not to stumble upon a beach I could sit at, it was all harbour. Or at least, where I got to was all harbour. I definitely like Split better from this experience, but Zadar has some epic (and closer) islands I hear, which I'd love to hop between. The bus to Korenica is presently 15 minutes late and counting, and if I hadn't noticed loads of other buses being late I'd be a bit concerned I was waiting in the wrong place...
actor: me
content: I made the 0800 bus from Split to Zadar, which was later than I intended, but oh well. That was 94 kuna, and took about 3.25 hours. I dozed a bit, but the sea views were pretty good. I floated around Zadar complete with rucksacks. I saw/heard the sea organ, wandered around the marina, sat at a cafe for the bit watching boats, wandered through the university campus, wandered through Konzum for a snack, and wandered back to to the bus station. Most of the things to see in Zadar seem to be churches, which I'm sure are very impressive and maybe I would have bothered if I hadn't been rucksack-laden. I was disappointed not to stumble upon a beach I could sit at, it was all harbour. Or at least, where I got to was all harbour. I definitely like Split better from this experience, but Zadar has some epic (and closer) islands I hear, which I'd love to hop between. The bus to Korenica is presently 15 minutes late and counting, and if I hadn't noticed loads of other buses being late I'd be a bit concerned I was waiting in the wrong place...
name: A few hours in Zadar
published: 2015-05-27T14:25:00+0100
tag: bus
tag: croatia
tag: korenica
tag: plitvice
tag: travel
tag: zadar

florence-isnt
type: Note
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/600430749242806273/60059265
tmpcontent: Florence isn't so bad. ![Ice cream](https://rhiaro.co.uk/photos/1505florence/18_icecream1.jpg) ![Instance of ice cream](https://rhiaro.co.uk/photos/1505florence/18_icecream2.jpg) ![Vegan hotdog and trimmings](https://rhiaro.co.uk/photos/1505florence/18_vegan.jpg)
actor: me
content: Florence isn't so bad.
latitude: 43.7682
longitude: 11.24228
published: 2015-05-18T23:35:07+0100
summary: Amy wrote about travel, food, vegan, italy, ice cream, hotdog, & florence
tag: florence
tag: food
tag: hotdog
tag: ice+cream
tag: italy
tag: travel
tag: vegan
to: http://twitter.com/TaraDoesStuff_

found-micropub-bug
type: Note
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/600306165113815040/1583811
tmpcontent: Found a micropub bug, turned my back for 5 minutes and they'd taken the coffee away and started the next conference session. Indieweb problems.
actor: me
content: Found a micropub bug, turned my back for 5 minutes and they'd taken the coffee away and started the next conference session. Indieweb problems.
latitude: 43.78184
longitude: 11.24936
published: 2015-05-18T15:19:38+0100
summary: Amy wrote about www2015, micropub, & indiewebproblems
tag: indiewebproblems
tag: micropub
tag: www2015

from-above-photo
type: Note
tmpcontent: And from above: ![Photo of shiny building](https://rhiaro.co.uk/stash/turm1.jpg)
actor: me
content: And from above:
in reply to: düsseldorf
published: 2015-05-11T16:30:32+0100
summary: Amy wrote about travel, & dusseldorf
tag: dusseldorf
tag: travel

generating
type: Article
tmpcontent: # Generating an ActivityStream ## Part one: posts-for-all-the-things If you've been paying attention to me IRL or in IRC lately, you'll have had me try to persuade you that activities and posts are basically the same thing. People advocating post-centric views and people advocating activity-centric views are really describing the same thing from different angles, and with slightly different data models. An activity looks generally like: ![Activity structure](https://rhiaro.co.uk/posts/201505activitystream/activity_blank.png) And a post looks generally like: ![Post structure](https://rhiaro.co.uk/posts/201505activitystream/post_blank.png) Colour coding indicates what correlates between the two. Differences: | | Activity | Post | | ---------------------------------- | ---------------------------------- | --------------------------- | | **type** | explicit | implied by properties | | **relationship to another object** | `object` | value of arbitrary property | | **meta** | some on activity, some on `result` | all on post | But you can see that the data they contain are basically the same. Bear with me. ### What are activities for? To propagate changes through a network. To tell people that somebody did something. ### What are posts for? Posts are content, an end in themselves. ### Who cares? As someone who just wants to publish stuff and interact on the web, do I care if I'm creating and pushing around posts, or activities? Probably not. I just want to do stuff, and have people see it. As a developer, I want to post objects around that contain as much data as needed, and no more. I want the right people to know when something has changed. Whether I prefer to do this with activities or posts (or JSON or HTML) is, as far as I see it, personal preference. I don't think there's an inherant advantage to one over the other. ### So which to start with? Starting with a blog perspective, the most important thing is that people see my content. Posts are my content, so I start th…
actor: me
content: Part one: posts-for-all-the-things If you've been paying attention to me IRL or in IRC lately, you'll have had me try to persuade you that activities and posts are basically the same thing. People advocating post-centric views and people advocating activity-centric views are really describing the same thing from different angles, and with slightly different data models. An activity looks generally like: And a post looks generally like: Colour coding indicates what correlates between the two. Differences: Activity Post type explicit implied by properties relationship to another object object value of arbitrary property meta some on activity, some on result all on post But you can see that the data they contain are basically the same. Bear with me. What are activities for? To propagate changes through a network. To tell people that somebody did something. What are posts for? Posts are content, an end in themselves. Who cares? As someone who just wants to publish stuff and interact on the web, do I care if I'm creating and pushing around posts, or activities? Probably not. I just want to do stuff, and have people see it. As a developer, I want to post objects around that contain as much data as needed, and no more. I want the right people to know when something has changed. Whether I prefer to do this with activities or posts (or JSON or HTML) is, as far as I see it, personal preference. I don't think there's an inherant advantage to one over the other. So which to start with? Starting with a blog perspective, the most important thing is that people see my content. Posts are my content, so I start there. I create a post, which are objects with various properties. If I want to explicitly notify someone of a post - because I'm replying to them, favouriting, bookmarking, sharing, tagging, etc, I send them a webmention. The reciever is then free to act upon this as they like: display my post on their site, update their own internal friends list, add my post to a collection…
latitude: 43.77953
longitude: 11.24911
name: Generating an ActivityStream
published: 2015-05-20T14:32:21+0100
tag: doing
tag: Doing
tag: activities
tag: activitystreams2
tag: activitystreams
tag: as2
tag: hacking
tag: indieweb
tag: microformats2
tag: posts
tag: slogd
tag: social+web
tag: socialwg

going-wander-find
type: Note
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/602434858795868162/5559402
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/602434858795868162/661723
actor: me
content: Going for a wander to find food and somewhere to sit and write CSS, nothing strenuous. *saves offline maps of 20km radius in case of accidental adventure*
latitude: 43.51197
longitude: 16.43695
published: 2015-05-24T12:22:24+0100
summary: Amy wrote about travel, hacking, & croatia
tag: croatia
tag: hacking
tag: travel

hey-jeremy-what
type: Note
has reply: https://twitter.com/adactio/status/602920626395979777
tmpcontent: Hey Jeremy, what date did you decide for IWC Brighton? I felt like it was in June, but also that it coincided with Portland which is July, so now I'm confused. http://indiewebcamp.com/2015/Brighton is empty.. Also if you get a minute, could you give me the Mailchimp contact you mentioned? Cheers!
actor: me
content: Hey Jeremy, what date did you decide for IWC Brighton? I felt like it was in June, but also that it coincided with Portland which is July, so now I'm confused. http://indiewebcamp.com/2015/Brighton is empty.. Also if you get a minute, could you give me the Mailchimp contact you mentioned? Cheers!
published: 2015-05-25T19:47:16+0100
summary: Amy wrote about something
to: adactio.com

home-italy-drunki
type: Note
tmpcontent: Go home Italy, you are drunk.![i heard u like adapters](https://rhiaro.co.uk/photos/1505florence/plugs.jpg)
actor: me
content: Go home Italy, you are drunk.
latitude: 43.77665
longitude: 11.24806
published: 2015-05-22T10:53:30+0100
summary: Amy wrote about travel, italy, & tech
tag: italy
tag: tech
tag: travel

hostel-settlers
type: Note
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/603624158828847104/2483009432
has reply: oh-just
has reply: https://twitter.com/NetStratego/status/603624505089650688
actor: me
content: This hostel has Settlers of Catan and free mountain tours and a nice kitchen and friendly staff and I can already tell one night and one day here isn't going to be enough. Also I love travelling alone, but I wish I had someone to share this with right now. (Also to play Settlers of Catan with. Yeah that might be it actually). Tomorrow I'm going to literally walk for ten hours, so I should probably start sleeping soon.
latitude: 44.11937
longitude: 15.23136
published: 2015-05-27T19:08:53+0100
summary: Amy wrote about travel, croatia, korenica, & plitvice
tag: croatia
tag: korenica
tag: plitvice
tag: travel

html-view-data
type: Note
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/604924199048740865/14390525
has reply: https://twitter.com/essepuntato/status/604925373982380032
actor: me
content: "This is an html view on the data, for humans. Is it so hard to just make it readable?!" Realtalk from http://twitter.com/essepuntato
latitude: 45.51727
longitude: 13.56941
published: 2015-05-31T09:13:45+0100
summary: Amy wrote about Silvio Peroni, semantic web, linked data, event, eswc2015, ui, & semdev2015
tag: http://about.me/essepuntato
tag: eswc2015
tag: event
tag: linked+data
tag: semantic+web
tag: semdev2015
tag: ui

httprhiarocoukstashtantekandloqipngoffline
type: Note
actor: me
content: Offline, Tantek and Loqi have never been seen in the same place at the same time, are they secretly the same person?!
published: 2015-05-11T20:48:56+0100
summary: Amy wrote about something
to: aaronpk.com

huh-weekend-mcm
type: Note
tmpcontent: Huh, this weekend is MCM and WebWeWant Fest in London. Sorrynotsorry I'll be on a Croatian island.
actor: me
content: Huh, this weekend is MCM and WebWeWant Fest in London. Sorrynotsorry I'll be on a Croatian island.
latitude: 43.78193
longitude: 11.24948
published: 2015-05-21T13:33:37+0100
summary: Amy wrote about travel, & events
tag: events
tag: travel

iiiiiiiii-may
type: Note
actor: me
content: Iiiiiiiii may have just got on the wrong train. Probably this situation will resolve itself. It's gotta be going roughly the right way.
latitude: 44.29486
longitude: 11.88103
published: 2015-05-22T13:21:02+0100
summary: Amy wrote about travel, train, & italy
tag: italy
tag: train
tag: travel

im-really-hoping
type: Note
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/604911828540530688/111552374
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/604911828540530688/3302836708
has reply: https://twitter.com/eswc_conf/status/604914518293118976
has reply: https://twitter.com/gray_alasdair/status/604914387397320704
has reply: https://twitter.com/kerfors/status/604913649422069760
actor: me
content: I'm really hoping ESWC2015 reignites my excitement about linked data, which has been kinda damp for a while. SemDev2015 seems like a great place to be for that already.
latitude: 45.51726
longitude: 13.56945
published: 2015-05-31T08:25:11+0100
summary: Amy wrote about linked data, event, academia, & eswc2015
tag: academia
tag: eswc2015
tag: event
tag: linked+data

indieweb
type: Note
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/600283715152048128/14773720
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/600283715152048128/1492811160
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/600283715152048128/461877295
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/600283715152048128/5848122
has reply: https://twitter.com/emax/status/600287205790261248
actor: me
content: I spy @emax telling the world about awesome rad social decentralisation stuff and how silos are bad #indieweb
latitude: 43.78201
longitude: 11.24942
published: 2015-05-18T13:52:02+0100
summary: Amy wrote about http://vocab.amy.so/blog#Done, http://vocab.amy.so/blog#Done, indieweb, social web, www2015, emax, decentralisation, & personal data stores
tag: done
tag: Done
tag: decentralisation
tag: emax
tag: indieweb
tag: personal+data+stores
tag: social+web
tag: www2015

instincts-took
type: Note
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/602471473287139328/785209428
has reply: https://twitter.com/CraigSnowden/status/602627839637098497
tmpcontent: My instincts took me to the university, where I found eduroam...
actor: me
content: My instincts took me to the university, where I found eduroam...
latitude: 43.51198
longitude: 16.43697
published: 2015-05-24T14:48:50+0100
summary: Amy wrote about travel, & eduroam
tag: eduroam
tag: travel

just-feeling
type: Note
tmpcontent: Was just feeling grumpy about no air con and loud babies on this train but then saw a wild boar crossing a river and I guess it's okay.
actor: me
content: Was just feeling grumpy about no air con and loud babies on this train but then saw a wild boar crossing a river and I guess it's okay.
latitude: 45.05348
longitude: 9.70693
published: 2015-05-17T17:43:43+0100
summary: Amy wrote about travel, trains, & Italy
tag: Italy
tag: trains
tag: travel
tag: italy

micropubbing-with
type: Article
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/602591522383646720/1111871
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/602591522383646720/1583811
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/602591522383646720/7726162
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/602591522383646720/961661
has reply: https://twitter.com/CaptSolo/status/605133212252315649
has reply: https://twitter.com/elfpavlik/status/603273389319581698
has reply: https://twitter.com/kevinmarks/status/602605164109762560
tmpcontent: # Micropubbing with json If micropub used JSON instead of (/as well as) form encoding, what might submissions look like? Aaaron Parecki brainstormed about this on our [Social APIs brainstorming doc](https://github.com/w3c-social/Social-APIs-Brainstorming/blob/master/README.md). I'm going to repeat his examples for create/update/delete here, compare them with equivalent AS2.0 json, then explore other post 'types'. Note: I've left out `@context` from all AS examples because we agreed when missing, this is implied to be "https://www.w3.org/ns/activitystreams". ## Create a new post ``` { "object": { "content": "hello world", "category": ["indieweb"], "published": "2015-05-15T13:06:00+02:00", "author": "https://rhiaro.co.uk/about#me" } } ``` No URL is given so it's implied that a new post is being created. Most of this is Aaron's example but I added the explicit published date and author, but these could also be added automatically by the micropub endpoint as the current time and the authenticated user who is sending the request. **ISSUE:** `actor` vs `author` may never get agreed upon. I think `actor` is too abstract and `author` is too specific. I'm a fan of `agent` to mean 'whatever caused this to happen' (be it human, group, process or bot) but I know that's not an easy sell either. I think one side is going to have to suck it up, and I don't know who this is going to be. AS also has `attributedTo` which may be a reasonable compromise but seems a bit clunky. Response per micropub spec: `201 Created` and the URL of the post in the `Location` header. An AS2.0 Activity for creating a new post would look like: ``` { "@type": "Post", "published": "2015-05-15T13:06:00+02:00", "actor": "https://rhiaro.co.uk/about#me", "object": { "content": "hello world", "category": ["indieweb"] } } ``` Response per ActivityPump spec: "This has the side effect that of the object that they are posting is being created." - either I missed something more specific in the spec or this remains t…
updated: 25th May 2015, 00:08 Europe/Berlin
content: If micropub used JSON instead of (/as well as) form encoding, what might submissions look like? Aaaron Parecki brainstormed about this on our Social APIs brainstorming doc. I'm going to repeat his examples for create/update/delete here, compare them with equivalent AS2.0 json, then explore other post 'types'. Note: I've left out @context from all AS examples because we agreed when missing, this is implied to be "https://www.w3.org/ns/activitystreams". Create a new post { "object": { "content": "hello world", "category": ["indieweb"], "published": "2015-05-15T13:06:00+02:00", "author": "https://rhiaro.co.uk/about#me" } } No URL is given so it's implied that a new post is being created. Most of this is Aaron's example but I added the explicit published date and author, but these could also be added automatically by the micropub endpoint as the current time and the authenticated user who is sending the request. ISSUE: actor vs author may never get agreed upon. I think actor is too abstract and author is too specific. I'm a fan of agent to mean 'whatever caused this to happen' (be it human, group, process or bot) but I know that's not an easy sell either. I think one side is going to have to suck it up, and I don't know who this is going to be. AS also has attributedTo which may be a reasonable compromise but seems a bit clunky. Response per micropub spec: 201 Created and the URL of the post in the Location header. An AS2.0 Activity for creating a new post would look like: { "@type": "Post", "published": "2015-05-15T13:06:00+02:00", "actor": "https://rhiaro.co.uk/about#me", "object": { "content": "hello world", "category": ["indieweb"] } } Response per ActivityPump spec: "This has the side effect that of the object that they are posting is being created." - either I missed something more specific in the spec or this remains to be clarified (I'm not criticising, AP is very much under-development!). I prefer the first one. Key differences: Explicit type on the activity (w…
latitude: 43.51198
longitude: 16.43697
name: Micropubbing with json
published: 2015-05-24T22:40:00+0100
tag: doing
tag: Doing
tag: activitystreams
tag: as2
tag: brainstorming
tag: hacking
tag: idea
tag: indieweb
tag: https://rhiaro.co.uk/tags/json
tag: microformats2
tag: micropub
tag: slogd
tag: social+web
tag: socialwg

miss-zagreb
type: Article
tmpcontent: # I miss Zagreb already I just jumped on the train from Zagreb to Ljubljana for the final leg of my trip. My stay in Zagreb was short but magical. I will be back. To make a positive generalisation, Croatians seem to be the most hospitable people ever. Perhaps too hospitable; over the past 24 hours I've been scolded many times for saying 'thank you' too much and offering to help move/carry/cook/clean things, I've overeaten, and eaten enough dairy that I feel a bit queasy because I was already being looked after far too well, and the delight with which fritula, biscuits, pancakes and cappucinos were sent my way was impossible to say no to. I did manage to turn down ice cream a couple of times, and communicate 'vegetarian' before it was too late. So remember L who I met in Split? He put me in touch with D, with whom he'd stayed in Zagreb. D was quick to offer me a bed too. She met me at the station on Friday morning, and I joined her, her neighbour S (who reminds me a lot of my grandma) and her daughter M in wandering around a flower exhibition for a couple of hours. D bought fritula with chocolate sauce and insisted I try this local speciality (they're like doughnut holes, but chewier). The flower exhibition was in Bundek park, and was a lovely, relaxing start to the day. We stopped in a cafe for a coffee, and S insisted on paying for mine. D shared wifi from her phone and I caught up on the internets. Then they bought some plants; I was really tempted by a teeny tiny cactus, but it would never have made it home. D dropped me in the city centre and headed home (with my rucksack so I didn't have to carry it). I wandered through the old town and upper town. Zagreb is pretty hilly. There were anti-government protests and lots of police near the government buildings. There also seemed to be some kind of police-escorted muscle car demo in the centre. I saw all of the main buildings listed on wikitravel, and thought about visiting the Museum of Broken Relationships but the …
actor: me
content: I just jumped on the train from Zagreb to Ljubljana for the final leg of my trip. My stay in Zagreb was short but magical. I will be back. To make a positive generalisation, Croatians seem to be the most hospitable people ever. Perhaps too hospitable; over the past 24 hours I've been scolded many times for saying 'thank you' too much and offering to help move/carry/cook/clean things, I've overeaten, and eaten enough dairy that I feel a bit queasy because I was already being looked after far too well, and the delight with which fritula, biscuits, pancakes and cappucinos were sent my way was impossible to say no to. I did manage to turn down ice cream a couple of times, and communicate 'vegetarian' before it was too late. So remember L who I met in Split? He put me in touch with D, with whom he'd stayed in Zagreb. D was quick to offer me a bed too. She met me at the station on Friday morning, and I joined her, her neighbour S (who reminds me a lot of my grandma) and her daughter M in wandering around a flower exhibition for a couple of hours. D bought fritula with chocolate sauce and insisted I try this local speciality (they're like doughnut holes, but chewier). The flower exhibition was in Bundek park, and was a lovely, relaxing start to the day. We stopped in a cafe for a coffee, and S insisted on paying for mine. D shared wifi from her phone and I caught up on the internets. Then they bought some plants; I was really tempted by a teeny tiny cactus, but it would never have made it home. D dropped me in the city centre and headed home (with my rucksack so I didn't have to carry it). I wandered through the old town and upper town. Zagreb is pretty hilly. There were anti-government protests and lots of police near the government buildings. There also seemed to be some kind of police-escorted muscle car demo in the centre. I saw all of the main buildings listed on wikitravel, and thought about visiting the Museum of Broken Relationships but the weather was so good I di…
name: I miss Zagreb already
published: 2015-05-30T12:33:00+0100
tag: croatia
tag: travel
tag: vegan
tag: zagreb

mountain
type: Note
content: I thought today was going to be one of those staying-in-the-hostel sorta days. But the old Vietnamese women sharing my dorm said she was inspired yesterday by my desire to climb the mountain on foot (instead of cable car) today, and wants to come with me, despite the torrential rain. So, I guess that's happening. First she has to sleep off overeating at breakfast though.
latitude: 47.27394
longitude: 11.42717
published: 2015-05-15T09:15:00+0100
summary: Amy wrote about travel, hostel, austria, mountain, & innsbruck
tag: austria
tag: hostel
tag: innsbruck
tag: mountain
tag: travel

munich
type: Note
tmpcontent: Munich Hauptbahnhof
actor: me
content: Munich Hauptbahnhof
location: Munich
published: 2015-05-13T06:30:00+0100
summary: Amy wrote about travel, germany, & munich
tag: germany
tag: munich
tag: travel

navigating
type: Article
tmpcontent: # Navigating Slovenia This afternoon was probably the most ad-hoc bit of travel in this whole barely-organised trip so far. I couldn't find any information online about buses from Koper to Portoroz, other than that such things exist, so I figured I'd show up in Koper and figure it out from there. What could go wrong? Step one was easy: bus station was right outside the train station. Bus stands were all labelled with destinations, and no fewer than three had Portoroz listed. Step two was easy: there were buses in the stands, with Portoroz even in their window signs. Step three was more difficult: there were no timetables, and no bus drivers. So I started to deviate from the obvious plan. Step four: talked to accumulating small group of fellow rucksack-bearing young people. Discover nobody knows the timetable and everyone is waiting around hoping for the best. Discuss how long we should wait. Step five: more adventurous Americans go to speak to nearby taxi drivers. Step six: we realise splitting the cost of a taxi is the same as the bus, and all seven of us pile into a taxi-van. Most are bound for Piran, two of us to Portoroz and one person (the only other ESWC-goer) for somewhere in between. Step seven: success! Arrived in Portoroz for a mere 3.5 Euros, less than half an hour later. Mohammed, the other Portoroz passenger, turned out to be staying in the same hostel as me, so we climbed the hill together. The hill was knackering, and it was hot, so I was keen to crash but ended up taking an hour to check-in because Andrej the hostel owner was fun to chat to. I'd booked a bed in a 10-bed dorm, as usual, but apparently I'm the only girl staying in the hostel. So I have a family room to myself, with my own bathroom! Score. Seems like yet another great hostel. Feeling bouncy, so I'm going to meet other ESWC-ers for dinner (thanks, twitter!).
actor: me
content: This afternoon was probably the most ad-hoc bit of travel in this whole barely-organised trip so far. I couldn't find any information online about buses from Koper to Portoroz, other than that such things exist, so I figured I'd show up in Koper and figure it out from there. What could go wrong? Step one was easy: bus station was right outside the train station. Bus stands were all labelled with destinations, and no fewer than three had Portoroz listed. Step two was easy: there were buses in the stands, with Portoroz even in their window signs. Step three was more difficult: there were no timetables, and no bus drivers. So I started to deviate from the obvious plan. Step four: talked to accumulating small group of fellow rucksack-bearing young people. Discover nobody knows the timetable and everyone is waiting around hoping for the best. Discuss how long we should wait. Step five: more adventurous Americans go to speak to nearby taxi drivers. Step six: we realise splitting the cost of a taxi is the same as the bus, and all seven of us pile into a taxi-van. Most are bound for Piran, two of us to Portoroz and one person (the only other ESWC-goer) for somewhere in between. Step seven: success! Arrived in Portoroz for a mere 3.5 Euros, less than half an hour later. Mohammed, the other Portoroz passenger, turned out to be staying in the same hostel as me, so we climbed the hill together. The hill was knackering, and it was hot, so I was keen to crash but ended up taking an hour to check-in because Andrej the hostel owner was fun to chat to. I'd booked a bed in a 10-bed dorm, as usual, but apparently I'm the only girl staying in the hostel. So I have a family room to myself, with my own bathroom! Score. Seems like yet another great hostel. Feeling bouncy, so I'm going to meet other ESWC-ers for dinner (thanks, twitter!).
name: Navigating Slovenia
published: 2015-05-30T20:30:00+0100
tag: buses
tag: eswc2015
tag: hostel
tag: slovenia
tag: trains
tag: travel

oh-just
type: Note
tmpcontent: Oh. I just remembered who makes the decisions about this trip. It's me. I will just stay another night. Duh.
actor: me
content: Oh. I just remembered who makes the decisions about this trip. It's me. I will just stay another night. Duh.
in reply to: hostel-settlers
latitude: 44.11937
longitude: 15.23136
name: Oh. I just remembered who makes the decisions about this trip. It's me. I will just stay another night. Duh.
published: 2015-05-27T20:10:59+0100
summary: Amy wrote about croatia, travel, hostel, plitvice, & korenica
tag: croatia
tag: hostel
tag: korenica
tag: plitvice
tag: travel

only-way-get
type: Note
actor: me
content: if the only way to get anything done in academia is to be a pawn for industry, fuck that. It's not the case - research for general public good is funded, tho probably not nearly enough. It's depressing that that is entirely not reflected in today's conference sessions
in reply to: https://twitter.com/deusbrackers/status/601333168050872320
latitude: 43.78177
longitude: 11.24958
published: 2015-05-21T11:37:31+0100
summary: Amy wrote about academia, www2015, advertising, tech, & industry
tag: academia
tag: advertising
tag: industry
tag: tech
tag: www2015

our-epic-poster
type: Note
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/601314321516384258/1230211579
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/601314321516384258/18839320
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/601314321516384258/281950081
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/601314321516384258/314089436
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/601314321516384258/439000600
has reply: https://twitter.com/emax/status/601330159128547331
has reply: https://twitter.com/jabawack/status/601404824882683904
has reply: https://twitter.com/lmatteis/status/601326571752988672
has reply: https://twitter.com/shaunlawson/status/601344541438963712
has reply: https://twitter.com/Tom_Blount/status/601331295344525312
has reply: https://twitter.com/tonilanec/status/601330458849189888
actor: me
content: Our epic poster about lying online, complete with laser unicorns, by eMax
latitude: 43.78198
longitude: 11.24961
published: 2015-05-21T10:08:20+0100
summary: Amy wrote about http://vocab.amy.so/blog#Done, http://vocab.amy.so/blog#Done, www2015, emax, web science, & poster
tag: done
tag: Done
tag: emax
tag: poster
tag: web+science
tag: www2015

personal
type: Note
has reply: https://twitter.com/indecisivecoder/status/600659580113297408
actor: me
content: Personal challenge: see how long I can stay in Facebook social experiments session before leaving in outrage.
latitude: 43.78195
longitude: 11.24938
published: 2015-05-19T13:12:26+0100
summary: Amy wrote about www2015, social science, facebook, experiments, & openplan
tag: experiments
tag: facebook
tag: openplan
tag: social+science
tag: www2015

please-please
type: Note
tmpcontent: Please please please let me post what I want, this time.
content: Please please please let me post what I want, this time.
latitude: 51.21788
location: Rheinturm
longitude: 6.76244
published: 2015-05-11T15:03:00+0100
summary: Amy wrote about travel, hacking, test, germany, & dusseldorf
tag: dusseldorf
tag: germany
tag: hacking
tag: test
tag: travel

protip
type: Note
actor: me
content: None of the install Ubuntu on chromebook instructions mention the loud beeps. Don't do it during a seminar. #proTip
published: 2015-05-01T10:23:58+0100
summary: Amy wrote about http://vocab.amy.so/blog#Done, http://vocab.amy.so/blog#Done, hacking, chromeos, proTip, operating system, & ubuntu
tag: protip
tag: done
tag: Done
tag: chromeos
tag: hacking
tag: operating+system
tag: proTip
tag: ubuntu

raining-train
type: Note
actor: me
content: It's raining, my train is delayed. Feels like home.
latitude: 43.77662
longitude: 11.24806
published: 2015-05-22T10:47:40+0100
summary: Amy wrote about travel, train, & italy
tag: italy
tag: train
tag: travel

ran-restaurant
type: Note
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/603204107797659648/146568756
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/603204107797659648/1761851
tmpcontent: Ran into restaurant to escape torrential downpour. "Can I get a coffee please?" "Do you want that to go?" ... * drips *
actor: me
content: Ran into restaurant to escape torrential downpour. "Can I get a coffee please?" "Do you want that to go?" ... * drips *
latitude: 43.50813
longitude: 16.44019
published: 2015-05-26T15:19:41+0100
summary: Amy wrote about travel, croatia, & rain
tag: croatia
tag: rain
tag: travel

rate-everyone-uk
type: Note
has reply: rhiaro-hopefully-youll-at-least-get-to-keep-it-in
actor: me
content: At this rate, everyone in the UK will be feeling that way soon too :(
in reply to: https://twitter.com/benwerd/status/598573352547004416
published: 2015-05-13T20:44:40+0100
summary: Amy wrote about politics, fucktories, & nhs
tag: fucktories
tag: nhs
tag: politics

representin
type: Note
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/600300264294322176/3044654542
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/600300264294322176/352999797
has reply: https://twitter.com/ewanhklein/status/600367314194866176
has reply: https://twitter.com/ewanhklein/status/600367502451974144
has reply: https://twitter.com/rhiaro/status/600422992951287808
tmpcontent: Representin' [Gordon Edwards'](http://twitter.com/gordonnedwards) twitter spammer categorization poster at www2015 ![Gordon's poster](https://rhiaro.co.uk/stash/posterwww.jpg)
actor: me
cc: http://twitter.com/ewanhklein
content: Representin' Gordon Edwards' twitter spammer categorization poster at www2015
latitude: 43.78183
longitude: 11.24942
published: 2015-05-18T14:59:33+0100
summary: Amy wrote about www2015, twitter, poster, & gordonnedwards
tag: gordonnedwards
tag: poster
tag: twitter
tag: www2015

sea-storms
type: Article
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/604015798655553536/300460813
tmpcontent: # Sea and storms It was crazy hot this morning, though my legs made me promise not to do anything too strenuous. I deliberately set out ill-equipped for any adventures involving mountains, rocks or undergrowth. So you can imagine how that went ;) I picked up a hemp burger and interesting couscous cake thing from Makrovega, dropped off clothes at a laundrette, and made for the beaches on the north side of Marjan. I was spoilt for choice regarding beautiful and deserted spots of clear water. I noticed this starting to roll in... ![storm approaches](https://rhiaro.co.uk/photos/1505croatia/storm.jpg) Becoming rapidly closer, and emitting thunder, but still far enough away.. ![dundundundun](https://rhiaro.co.uk/photos/1505croatia/storm2.jpg) I had enough time to dry off in the sun, eat my burger and get dressed and duck into the woods before the first rain started to fall. Seeing and hearing it approach across the water was cool, and I sheletered under a pine tree until it passed. I carried on around the edge of Marjan, each little rocky cove more blue and clear than the last. The next wave of rain was heavier and lasted longer. I sheltered under the trees for the worst, and managed to make it to a restaurant before it got really bad. The restaurant had wifi, coffee and a sea/rain view, so I bedded in. The rain didn't look like it was going away any time soon. I did, however, have a pressing need to pick up a chocolate amaranth pudding from Makrovega before the socialwg call at 7 (not to mention my laundry), so I couldn't stay there all day. I heard an Irish couple asking the staff to help call a taxi, so I got in on that, and they wouldn't even take any money. They happened to be staying in a perfect proximity to the laundrette, Makrovega, and my hostel, so I successfully completed all tasks shortly after being dropped off and made it back in time. And the rain had stopped. Later I wandered out to pick up food from Vege on the seafront, but despite Google's assurance th…
actor: me
content: It was crazy hot this morning, though my legs made me promise not to do anything too strenuous. I deliberately set out ill-equipped for any adventures involving mountains, rocks or undergrowth. So you can imagine how that went ;) I picked up a hemp burger and interesting couscous cake thing from Makrovega, dropped off clothes at a laundrette, and made for the beaches on the north side of Marjan. I was spoilt for choice regarding beautiful and deserted spots of clear water. I noticed this starting to roll in... Becoming rapidly closer, and emitting thunder, but still far enough away.. I had enough time to dry off in the sun, eat my burger and get dressed and duck into the woods before the first rain started to fall. Seeing and hearing it approach across the water was cool, and I sheletered under a pine tree until it passed. I carried on around the edge of Marjan, each little rocky cove more blue and clear than the last. The next wave of rain was heavier and lasted longer. I sheltered under the trees for the worst, and managed to make it to a restaurant before it got really bad. The restaurant had wifi, coffee and a sea/rain view, so I bedded in. The rain didn't look like it was going away any time soon. I did, however, have a pressing need to pick up a chocolate amaranth pudding from Makrovega before the socialwg call at 7 (not to mention my laundry), so I couldn't stay there all day. I heard an Irish couple asking the staff to help call a taxi, so I got in on that, and they wouldn't even take any money. They happened to be staying in a perfect proximity to the laundrette, Makrovega, and my hostel, so I successfully completed all tasks shortly after being dropped off and made it back in time. And the rain had stopped. Later I wandered out to pick up food from Vege on the seafront, but despite Google's assurance they were open til 2300, they were not. I found some pretty great box noodles on the way home, with seitan, many veggies and peanuts. Split's answer to Edinbu…
latitude: 43.50813
longitude: 16.44019
name: Sea and storms
published: 2015-05-26T21:00:00+0100
tag: beach
tag: croatia
tag: marjan
tag: rain
tag: sea
tag: split
tag: travel

seitan--tofu
type: Note
actor: me
content: Seitan > tofu
latitude: 43.51199
longitude: 16.4371
published: 2015-05-26T20:40:11+0100
summary: Amy wrote about food, & vegan
tag: food
tag: vegan

snakes-spiders
type: Article
actor: me
content: Yesterday I jumped on a ferry at 0645 to Šolta, one of the smaller and closer islands to Split. The ferry took about an hour and was 56 kuna (£5.60) return. It seemed to be full of manual labourers commuting to work. This made a lot of sense when I arrived, as there's a lot of building work going on on the island. I'd heard there isn't anything in particular to do or see on Šolta, and that it's peaceful. My main aim was to find a nice bit of beach to set up office on for a few hours. I thought I'd walk around the coast until I found a good spot, so set off east from Rogał. It was beautiful; the sea was shades of blue and green I can't even comprehend, and once everyone from the ferry had dispersed there wasn't a soul in sight. I only managed to get so far before my way was blocked by inpenetrable trees and/or sheer cliffs and I had to turn back. Intead of backtracking all the way back to Rogał to take a road though, I had a shot at pushing through the forest a bit. All over are tracks of rocks, like someone started building wide drystone walls and stopped after a few layers. These came in pretty handy for following through the brush, and eventually I cleared the denser part of the woods. Everywhere were vineyards and olive groves, and it was utterly peaceful. GPS was strong, so I kept off the roads and aimed for Stomorska. After an hour or so of (scr)ambling through the woods, I had noted the variety of lovely butterflies, become hyper-aware of all rustling sounds having seen several snakes disappearing into crevices not far from my feet, and carefully disassembled no small number of webs belonging to giant spiders so that I could pass. Suddenly I realised I had got turned about, and wound up on a road to Grohote, in the opposite direction to Stomorska. I particularly wanted to visit Maslinica at the west end of the island because I'd seen photos of more smaller islands off the coast there, so I kept on to Grohote. I stopped in the village for juice and chocolate, t…
name: Snakes, spiders and sleepy Solta
published: 2015-05-26T16:04:40+0100
tag: beach
tag: croatia
tag: island
tag: solta
tag: travel

socialwg3-summary
type: Article
has reply: testlink2.html
has reply: testlink3.html
has reply: https://twitter.com/transformap/status/599195157636984833
tmpcontent: # Social Web WG 3rd face-to-face summary *This post is my own opinion, and does not necessarily represent the opinion of the Social Web WG!* **tl;dr:** There is increased understanding and expectation of convergence between Micropub, ActivityPump and SoLiD. We're all excited about working towards this convergence. There is increased agreement and understanding about similarities and differences between protocols, and where strong points of one protocol could plug weak points in another. More people are excited about implementing experiments to really figure out what works and what doesn't. See also [day 1 minutes](https://www.w3.org/wiki/Socialwg/2015-05-04-minutes) and [day 2 minutes](https://www.w3.org/wiki/Socialwg/2015-05-05-minutes) and [self-critique whiteboard](http://aaronparecki.com/uploads/whiteboard-20150505-161540.jpg). What follows is more detail on my perspective of the main conversations we had over the two days. Clarifications and corrections welcome. ## Issues in the tracker Closed a bunch of ActivityStreams2.0 issues with the general conclusion that issues raised in future should be more specific and actionable, rather than vague problems. An alternative for reporting this kind of issue wasn't mentioned specifically, but vague problems can probably go in brainstorming sections on the wiki somewhere (indieweb style) or into github issues. A note that we can always re-open issues if they turn out to be a problem in the future, but we shouldn't *keep* them open just in case they might be. ## Awesome user-story protocol walkthroughs [Aaron](http://aaronpk.com), Jessica and Andrei and Henry walked us through exactly how some of the user stories would be carried out according to the protocols [Micropub](https://github.com/aaronpk/Micropub/blob/master/user-stories/), [ActivityPump](https://github.com/w3c-social/activitypump/tree/master/userstories) and [SoLiD](https://github.com/linkeddata/SoLiD/blob/master/UserStories/) respectively. This was *super* use…
actor: me
content: This post is my own opinion, and does not necessarily represent the opinion of the Social Web WG! tl;dr: There is increased understanding and expectation of convergence between Micropub, ActivityPump and SoLiD. We're all excited about working towards this convergence. There is increased agreement and understanding about similarities and differences between protocols, and where strong points of one protocol could plug weak points in another. More people are excited about implementing experiments to really figure out what works and what doesn't. See also day 1 minutes and day 2 minutes and self-critique whiteboard. What follows is more detail on my perspective of the main conversations we had over the two days. Clarifications and corrections welcome. Issues in the tracker Closed a bunch of ActivityStreams2.0 issues with the general conclusion that issues raised in future should be more specific and actionable, rather than vague problems. An alternative for reporting this kind of issue wasn't mentioned specifically, but vague problems can probably go in brainstorming sections on the wiki somewhere (indieweb style) or into github issues. A note that we can always re-open issues if they turn out to be a problem in the future, but we shouldn't keep them open just in case they might be. Awesome user-story protocol walkthroughs Aaron, Jessica and Andrei and Henry walked us through exactly how some of the user stories would be carried out according to the protocols Micropub, ActivityPump and SoLiD respectively. This was super useful, and if you weren't there you need to read the accompanying documents (linked just prior) and minutes (linked at the top of this post). Results of this were: Proponants of each protocol started to really understand how the other protocols worked, in a way that just reading all the specs couldn't do. Everyone really started to see where some protocols were strong and where their own weak points or gaps were. Everybody started to express that their…
name: Social Web WG 3rd face-to-face summary
published: 2015-05-09T23:45:00+0200
tag: doing
tag: Doing
tag: meeting
tag: social+web
tag: socialwg
tag: w3c

someone-took
type: Note
actor: me
content: Someone took my correctly labelled and desperately craved juice from the hostel fridge :((( I don't know how to react other than by sharing my anguish with the world.
published: 2015-05-14T20:09:21+0100
summary: Amy wrote about travel, & hostel
tag: hostel
tag: travel

spent-fair-bit
type: Note
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/596737566847717377/19090770
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/596737566847717377/37075610
actor: me
content: Spent a fair bit of time with an 8 year old and a 7 month old the past few days. 5% adorable, 95% ohgodpleaseneverletthishappentome
published: 2015-05-08T19:04:09+0100
summary: Amy wrote about travel, & babies
tag: babies
tag: travel

take-note-weary
type: Note
has reply: https://twitter.com/andyd/status/596743766612045824
actor: me
content: Take note weary travelers, Three's Feel At Home plan does not include Germany. Silly of me to just assume it did. I spent £5 on IRC and reading the microformats wiki.
published: 2015-05-08T18:53:41+0100
summary: Amy wrote about travel, microformats2, three, & 3g
tag: 3g
tag: microformats2
tag: three
tag: travel

tasting
type: Note
tmpcontent: Tasting the university of Zadar eduroam
actor: me
content: Tasting the university of Zadar eduroam
latitude: 44.11422
location: Zadar
longitude: 15.23777
published: 2015-05-27T13:02:29+0100
summary: Amy wrote about travel, croatia, zadar, & eduroam
tag: croatia
tag: eduroam
tag: travel
tag: zadar

ticket-inspector
type: Note
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/599885948365733889/18191576
has reply: https://twitter.com/pointgigs/status/599887123802497026
actor: me
content: Ticket inspector validating and selling tickets via NFC and qr codes on Switzerland-Italy train. Cool. The future is here.
latitude: 47.372
longitude: 8.51869
published: 2015-05-17T11:30:49+0100
summary: Amy wrote about travel, trains, & technology
tag: technology
tag: trains
tag: travel

todays-general
type: Note
has reply: https://twitter.com/jamesdoc/status/602417206606090240
has reply: https://twitter.com/jamesdoc/status/602417575633526784
has reply: https://twitter.com/jamesdoc/status/602417903628066816
has reply: https://twitter.com/rhiaro/status/602417297454694400
has reply: https://twitter.com/rhiaro/status/602417809910554624
tmpcontent: Today's general plan: * Chill * Plan for the next week * Eat loads of tasty food * Redesign homepage * Make micropub endpoint accept updates and deletes via json * Write thesis
actor: me
content: Today's general plan: Chill Plan for the next week Eat loads of tasty food Redesign homepage Make micropub endpoint accept updates and deletes via json Write thesis
latitude: 43.51198
longitude: 16.43697
published: 2015-05-24T11:07:30+0100
summary: Amy wrote about travel, & ttd
tag: travel
tag: ttd

todays-general-achievements-
type: Note
actor: me
content: Today's general achievements: ゜ Chill ゜ Plan for the next week ゜ Eat loads of tasty food Redesign homepage Make micropub endpoint accept updates and deletes via json ゜ Write about making micropub endpoint accept updates and deletes via json Write thesis ゜ Walked 6km, found beaches, sat in sun.
latitude: 43.51198
longitude: 16.43697
name: Today's general achievements
published: 2015-05-24T22:36:30+0100
summary: Amy wrote about travel, croatia, split, & ttd
tag: croatia
tag: split
tag: travel
tag: ttd

uh-oh-most
type: Note
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/601293677428940800/1583811
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/601293677428940800/2563255134
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/601293677428940800/43323995
has reply: https://twitter.com/AppsHTML5/status/601294603745161216
tmpcontent: Uh oh, most sessions today are about either tracking and analysing people, selling people stuff, or both. Think I'll go to W3C track..
actor: me
content: Uh oh, most sessions today are about either tracking and analysing people, selling people stuff, or both. Think I'll go to W3C track..
latitude: 43.78198
longitude: 11.24961
published: 2015-05-21T08:47:25+0100
summary: Amy wrote about events, & www2015
tag: events
tag: www2015

usb-copy-php
type: Note
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/601760130032603137/15090636
actor: me
content: USB copy php files onto phone, upload with AndFTP. Development on train with no tether 3g contract has never been easier!
latitude: 43.71532
longitude: 13.22264
published: 2015-05-22T15:39:51+0100
summary: Amy wrote about travel, hacking, slogd, & ftp
tag: ftp
tag: hacking
tag: slogd
tag: travel

we-were-still-web
type: Note
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/600286478602731520/88408565
actor: me
content: "If we were still in a web 1.0 world where everyone was their own server and client [data siloing] wouldn't be a problem, but now we have to duct tape it" ~ @emax
latitude: 43.78183
longitude: 11.24946
published: 2015-05-18T14:05:44+0100
summary: Amy wrote about social web, www2015, emax, & decentralised
tag: decentralised
tag: emax
tag: social+web
tag: www2015

well-bust-w3c
type: Note
has reply: https://aaronparecki.com/likes/2015/05/21/1/
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/601319165773877248/13236482
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/601319165773877248/13239592
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/601319165773877248/281950081
has reply: https://twitter.com/claudio_venezia/status/601321587804151808
has reply: https://twitter.com/licciardi/status/601320026835136512
has reply: https://twitter.com/m_guerini/status/601319530116308992
has reply: https://twitter.com/VOLUM3_PRINTING/status/601319750715707392
tmpcontent: Well that was a bust. W3C track, cool WebRTC demos... "our idea is to build a new advertising model inside media streams" ... "location aware targeted advertising" ... "on the fly product placement in video". I quit.
actor: me
content: Well that was a bust. W3C track, cool WebRTC demos... "our idea is to build a new advertising model inside media streams" ... "location aware targeted advertising" ... "on the fly product placement in video". I quit.
latitude: 43.78198
longitude: 11.24961
published: 2015-05-21T10:27:45+0100
summary: Amy wrote about www2015, advertising, & webrtc
tag: advertising
tag: webrtc
tag: www2015

what-50c-13
type: Note
actor: me
content: WHAT 50c for 13 minutes of hob use in hostel?! *cooks everything I can find as fast as possible*
published: 2015-05-13T20:41:46+0100
summary: Amy wrote about travel, food, & hostel
tag: food
tag: hostel
tag: travel

where-fishes
type: Article
tmpcontent: # Where fishes go Arrived in Split just after 7am; it was a beautiful day and I couldn't check in to the hostel until 9, so I wandered into town. The world was just waking up, the sun was warm even though it was early, the sea was sloshing, there were mountains in the distance. Even though there were a lot of people about, and market stalls being set up, everything felt so calm. Naturally, I got sidetracked by a hill and ended up climbing pretty far up Marjan, the forest-park-hill. The views were beautiful, and passing runners made me excited to run there. Even with two rucksacks the climb was pleasant. I looped back in time to get to the hostel just after 9. The hostel (Tchaikovsky) is tiny and tucked away down a side street; the owner was really friendly and welcoming, and when I arrived he was running around helping out other guests, picking up laundry, fixing travel plans, and booking other hostels for people he couldn't find rooms for here. Tea and coffee are on tap, and the place is relaxed and super well maintained. Whilst waiting for my key I made friends with R from near Manchester and L from Singapore. We all headed out together for today's adventure. First stop was a vegetarian cafe 5 minutes down the road from the hostel, where I picked up a seitan sandwich. Then we started by climbing Marjan again, and continuing all the way to the very end of the park, where we spotted this beach: ![target acquired: beach](https://rhiaro.co.uk/photos/1505croatia/seebeach.jpg) I, erm, *needed* to go there. So we did. ![target obtained: beach](https://rhiaro.co.uk/photos/1505croatia/beach.jpg) And L and I swam in the sea and it was *lovely*. We headed back to town, the guys got some food. I discovered through extensive market research that here everyone makes sorbet with cream. How frustrating. R left and L and I followed a trail of monuments and ruins in the town that he had a map for. There are 14 points with big signs that tell you all about them, which was cool. We n…
actor: me
content: Arrived in Split just after 7am; it was a beautiful day and I couldn't check in to the hostel until 9, so I wandered into town. The world was just waking up, the sun was warm even though it was early, the sea was sloshing, there were mountains in the distance. Even though there were a lot of people about, and market stalls being set up, everything felt so calm. Naturally, I got sidetracked by a hill and ended up climbing pretty far up Marjan, the forest-park-hill. The views were beautiful, and passing runners made me excited to run there. Even with two rucksacks the climb was pleasant. I looped back in time to get to the hostel just after 9. The hostel (Tchaikovsky) is tiny and tucked away down a side street; the owner was really friendly and welcoming, and when I arrived he was running around helping out other guests, picking up laundry, fixing travel plans, and booking other hostels for people he couldn't find rooms for here. Tea and coffee are on tap, and the place is relaxed and super well maintained. Whilst waiting for my key I made friends with R from near Manchester and L from Singapore. We all headed out together for today's adventure. First stop was a vegetarian cafe 5 minutes down the road from the hostel, where I picked up a seitan sandwich. Then we started by climbing Marjan again, and continuing all the way to the very end of the park, where we spotted this beach: I, erm, needed to go there. So we did. And L and I swam in the sea and it was lovely. We headed back to town, the guys got some food. I discovered through extensive market research that here everyone makes sorbet with cream. How frustrating. R left and L and I followed a trail of monuments and ruins in the town that he had a map for. There are 14 points with big signs that tell you all about them, which was cool. We never did find number 5 though (Jupiter's Temple). Below is not what the trail looks like on the map... Then we wandered further east and discovered some more beaches. I paddled an…
latitude: 43.51209
longitude: 16.437
name: Where fishes go
published: 2015-05-23T17:40:21+0100
tag: beach
tag: climb
tag: croatia
tag: hike
tag: hostel
tag: mountain
tag: sea
tag: split
tag: travel

why-use-cases
type: Note
has reply: https://aaronparecki.com/likes/2015/05/21/3/
actor: me
content: So why are all the use cases for cool tech that people come up with at conferences 'to sell more stuff'? I know there are other uses. People are going to buy crap anyway, but so much energy is spent on this :(
in reply to: https://twitter.com/deusbrackers/status/601319703424798721
latitude: 43.78198
longitude: 11.24961
published: 2015-05-21T10:39:26+0100
summary: Amy wrote about www2015, & advertising
tag: advertising
tag: www2015
to: deusbrackers

with-better-power-wifi
type: Note
actor: me
content: With better power and wifi provision, I would totally consider moving my office to misc trains through Italian/Swiss/Austrian mountains.
latitude: 46.15919
longitude: 8.96648
published: 2015-05-17T14:13:06+0100
summary: Amy wrote about travel, italy, austria, trains, switzerland, & mountains
tag: austria
tag: italy
tag: mountains
tag: switzerland
tag: trains
tag: travel

wrote-code-doesnt
type: Note
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/604925322539220992/2864891216
has reply: https://twitter.com/csarven/status/604940892835852288
has reply: https://twitter.com/eswc_conf/status/604927733844615168
has reply: https://twitter.com/harryhalpin/status/605727454561509378
has reply: https://twitter.com/KKjernsmo/status/604944336791478272
has reply: https://twitter.com/Miel_vds/status/604925562705068032
has reply: https://twitter.com/soilandreyes/status/605298630778601472
content: "I wrote this code and it doesn't work really." Realtalk from @KKjernsmo xD
latitude: 45.51727
longitude: 13.56941
published: 2015-05-31T09:22:00+0100
summary: Amy wrote about Kjetil Kjernsmo, semantic web, linked data, event, conference, eswc2015, & semdev2015
tag: http://www.kjetil.kjernsmo.net/
tag: conference
tag: eswc2015
tag: event
tag: linked+data
tag: semantic+web
tag: semdev2015

www2015
type: Article
has reply: www2015.html
has reply: http://blog.tomayac.com/index.php
has reply: web-what-is-it-good-for
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/602021575332929536/1111871
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/602021575332929536/14214993
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/602021575332929536/144624330
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/602021575332929536/14508265
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/602021575332929536/1583811
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/602021575332929536/398785862
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/602021575332929536/6251532
has reply: www2015-linked-data-or-dbpedia
has reply: https://twitter.com/CaptSolo/status/602022346858332160
has reply: https://twitter.com/emax/status/602040584484847617
has reply: https://twitter.com/JeniT/status/602041262691262464
has reply: https://twitter.com/linkedktk/status/602046700790882304
tmpcontent: # WWW2015 reflection I enjoyed WWW2015 because I got to hang out with [emax](http://http://hip.cat/emax/) and [Dave](https://twitter.com/davemurrayrust) and other [SOCIAM](http://sociam.com) people and talk about decentralisation, and eat lots of vegan gelato, and was still on a travelling and hacking high from the two weeks prior. But content-wise, what I saw was disappointing at best, largely depressing. I unfortunately missed most of the SOCM workshop, which I'm sure would have catered to my tastes a lot more, as my presence was mandated in Microposts2015 on the same day. The Microposts workshops have a bias towards SNA of Twitter, in which I'm tangentially interested, but there's only so much SNA I can take and I think I took it all in 2013. The social science 'track' (two papers) was most interesting. I much prefer when social network users are treated as complex beings than dots and lines. I flitted between tracks on security and privacy, and web science for a couple of days. I deliberately avoided anything to do with social networks which turned out to be damned difficult. Web science can be a bit big-data-analysis heavy, but often has some interesting human-social (as opposed to social-data) stuff to pique my interest. I went to security and privacy sessions because it's almost guarenteed to not have any social networks, and is usually either scandalous or practical, or both. Often over my head, but also often contains concepts directly relevant to my day-to-day that I wouldn't pick up on otherwise. I almost cried at the programme for the last couple of days. Literally every session was about social data mining, bulk analysis of social data for *tracking* and profiling social network users, targeting advertisements, and generally *selling people stuff*. There was even a track *called* 'Monetization'. I figured the safest bet would be the W3C track which promised awesome WebRTC demos, which [Claudio](https://twitter.com/claudio_venezia) from Telecom Italia de…
actor: me
content: I enjoyed WWW2015 because I got to hang out with emax and Dave and other SOCIAM people and talk about decentralisation, and eat lots of vegan gelato, and was still on a travelling and hacking high from the two weeks prior. But content-wise, what I saw was disappointing at best, largely depressing. I unfortunately missed most of the SOCM workshop, which I'm sure would have catered to my tastes a lot more, as my presence was mandated in Microposts2015 on the same day. The Microposts workshops have a bias towards SNA of Twitter, in which I'm tangentially interested, but there's only so much SNA I can take and I think I took it all in 2013. The social science 'track' (two papers) was most interesting. I much prefer when social network users are treated as complex beings than dots and lines. I flitted between tracks on security and privacy, and web science for a couple of days. I deliberately avoided anything to do with social networks which turned out to be damned difficult. Web science can be a bit big-data-analysis heavy, but often has some interesting human-social (as opposed to social-data) stuff to pique my interest. I went to security and privacy sessions because it's almost guarenteed to not have any social networks, and is usually either scandalous or practical, or both. Often over my head, but also often contains concepts directly relevant to my day-to-day that I wouldn't pick up on otherwise. I almost cried at the programme for the last couple of days. Literally every session was about social data mining, bulk analysis of social data for tracking and profiling social network users, targeting advertisements, and generally selling people stuff. There was even a track called 'Monetization'. I figured the safest bet would be the W3C track which promised awesome WebRTC demos, which Claudio from Telecom Italia delivered, but then he [reminded](socialwg irc minutes) me that their interest in this stems from wanting to do live product placement in streaming video base…
name: WWW2015 reflection
published: 2015-05-23T09:00:51+0100
tag: academia
tag: advertising
tag: conferences
tag: events
tag: industry
tag: social+media
tag: social+network+analysis
tag: www2015

yeah-earlier
type: Note
tmpcontent: Yeah it's an earlier delayed train. Terminates half way to where I'm going so I can pick up the correct train there assuming that one remains ritardo. Had to figure this out by scouring interrail timetables as there are entirely no hints on the train or any platforms passed through.
actor: me
content: Yeah it's an earlier delayed train. Terminates half way to where I'm going so I can pick up the correct train there assuming that one remains ritardo. Had to figure this out by scouring interrail timetables as there are entirely no hints on the train or any platforms passed through.
latitude: 44.21126
longitude: 12.12887
published: 2015-05-22T13:42:22+0100
summary: Amy wrote about travel, train, & italy
tag: italy
tag: train
tag: travel

https://rhiaro.co.uk/2015/06/1433326692
type: Add
actor: me
object: linked-research.270a.info
published: 2015-06-03T11:18:12+0100
summary: Amy added http://linked-research.270a.info/ to https://rhiaro.co.uk/bookmarks/
tag: academia
tag: csarven
tag: linked+data
tag: linked+research
tag: microformats
tag: research+paper
tag: todo
tag: ui
tag: web
target: bookmarks

https://rhiaro.co.uk/2015/06/1433542194
type: Add
actor: me
object: linked-data-pages
published: 2015-06-05T23:09:54+0100
summary: Amy added http://csarven.ca/statistical-linked-dataspaces#linked-data-pages to https://rhiaro.co.uk/bookmarks/
tag: csarven
tag: linked+data+pages
tag: linked+data
tag: semantic+web
target: bookmarks

https://rhiaro.co.uk/2015/06/1433948160
type: Add
actor: me
object: research-designs
published: 2015-06-10T15:56:00+0100
summary: Amy added https://explorable.com/research-designs to https://rhiaro.co.uk/bookmarks/
tag: experiment
tag: guide
tag: phd
tag: research
tag: thesis
target: bookmarks

https://rhiaro.co.uk/2015/06/1433970540
type: Add
actor: me
object: stories
published: 2015-06-10T22:09:00+0100
summary: Amy added https://nomadlist.com/stories/ to https://rhiaro.co.uk/bookmarks/
tag: life
tag: nomad
tag: remote+working
tag: travel
target: bookmarks

https://rhiaro.co.uk/2015/06/1434017460
type: Add
actor: me
object: the-hypocrisy-of-the-internet-journalist-587d33f6279e
published: 2015-06-11T11:11:00+0100
summary: Amy added https://medium.com/message/the-hypocrisy-of-the-internet-journalist-587d33f6279e to https://rhiaro.co.uk/bookmarks/
tag: https://rhiaro.co.uk/tags/1984
tag: advertising
tag: indieweb
tag: marketing
tag: surveillance
target: bookmarks

https://rhiaro.co.uk/2015/06/1434065040
type: Add
actor: me
object: linked-research
published: 2015-06-12T00:24:00+0100
summary: Amy added http://csarven.ca/linked-research to https://rhiaro.co.uk/bookmarks/
tag: academia
tag: csarven
tag: https://rhiaro.co.uk/tags/html
tag: linked+data
tag: linked+research
tag: ownyourdata
tag: publishing
target: bookmarks

https://rhiaro.co.uk/2015/06/1434190560
type: Add
actor: me
object: hdiresearch.org
published: 2015-06-13T11:16:00+0100
summary: Amy added http://hdiresearch.org/ to https://rhiaro.co.uk/bookmarks/
tag: hci
tag: hdi
tag: human+data+interaction
tag: social+data
target: bookmarks

https://rhiaro.co.uk/2015/06/1434191160
type: Add
actor: me
object: http://www.amazon.co.uk/books/dp/0759100519
published: 2015-06-13T11:26:00+0100
summary: Amy added http://www.amazon.co.uk/books/dp/0759100519 to https://rhiaro.co.uk/bookmarks/
tag: autoethnography
tag: ethnography
tag: experiment
tag: methodology
tag: phd
tag: research
tag: social+sciences
target: bookmarks

https://rhiaro.co.uk/2015/06/1434536100
type: Add
actor: me
object: quality-of-data-suffers-as-consumers-are-reluctant-to-disclose-personal-information.thtml
published: 2015-06-17T11:15:00+0100
summary: Amy added http://www.smallbusiness.co.uk/news/outlook/2485411/quality-of-data-suffers-as-consumers-are-reluctant-to-disclose-personal-information.thtml to https://rhiaro.co.uk/bookmarks/
tag: data
tag: identity
tag: personal+data
tag: phd
tag: privacy
tag: profiles
tag: social+web
target: bookmarks

https://rhiaro.co.uk/2015/06/1434831060
type: Add
actor: me
object: https://gist.github.com/aaronpk/40d6bb333447ff4265a4
published: 2015-06-20T21:11:00+0100
summary: Amy added https://gist.github.com/aaronpk/40d6bb333447ff4265a4 to https://rhiaro.co.uk/bookmarks/
tag: aaronpk
tag: gist
tag: hacking
tag: php
tag: runkeeper
tag: slogd
target: bookmarks

https://rhiaro.co.uk/2015/06/1434991740
type: Add
actor: me
object: SoLiD
published: 2015-06-22T17:49:00+0100
summary: Amy added https://linkeddata.github.io/SoLiD/ to https://rhiaro.co.uk/bookmarks/
tag: ldp
tag: linked+data
tag: socialwg
tag: solid
tag: specification
target: bookmarks

https://rhiaro.co.uk/2015/06/1435434000
type: Add
actor: me
object: www.digital-selfdefense.com
published: 2015-06-27T20:40:00+0100
summary: Amy added http://www.digital-selfdefense.com/ to https://rhiaro.co.uk/bookmarks/
tag: online+identity
tag: persona
tag: phd
tag: privacy
tag: security
tag: social+media
tag: social+networks
target: bookmarks

https://rhiaro.co.uk/2015/06/1435503240
type: Add
actor: me
object: my-name-is-only-real-enough-to-work-at-facebook-not-to-use-on-the-site-c37daf3f4b03
published: 2015-06-28T15:54:00+0100
summary: Amy added https://medium.com/@zip/my-name-is-only-real-enough-to-work-at-facebook-not-to-use-on-the-site-c37daf3f4b03 to https://rhiaro.co.uk/bookmarks/
tag: case+study
tag: facebook
tag: fail
tag: privacy
tag: real+name+policy
tag: social+media
tag: social+web
target: bookmarks

https://rhiaro.co.uk/2015/06/1435653480
type: Add
actor: me
object: DeSN15
published: 2015-06-30T09:38:00+0100
summary: Amy added http://datasets-satin.telecom-st-etienne.fr/aboutet/DeSN15/ to https://rhiaro.co.uk/bookmarks/
tag: conference
tag: decentralised
tag: phd
tag: social+networks
tag: social+web
tag: workshop
target: bookmarks

381-miles-gps
type: Note
actor: me
content: 3.81 miles, gps on runkeeper: first run since I've been back in Edinburgh. Might make sunset runs a thing.
published: 2015-06-14T23:00:00+0100
summary: Amy wrote about life, edinburgh, running, arthur's seat, holyrood, & whereirun
tag: arthurs+seat
tag: arthur's+seat
tag: edinburgh
tag: holyrood
tag: life
tag: running
tag: whereirun

https://rhiaro.co.uk/2015/06/5874ab6a299ed
type: Add
actor: me
object: phaidra.org
published: 2015-06-02T14:40:40+00:00
summary: Amy added 'PHAIDRA INTERNATIONAL' to Bookmarks
target: bookmarks

https://rhiaro.co.uk/2015/06/5874ab6a29a3a
type: Add
actor: me
object: emphasis-update-and-source
published: 2015-06-10T21:27:20+00:00
summary: Amy added 'Emphasis Update and Source - NYTimes.com' to Bookmarks
target: bookmarks

https://rhiaro.co.uk/2015/06/5874ab6a29a89
type: Add
actor: me
object: PMC2663789
published: 2015-06-15T06:31:10+00:00
summary: Amy added 'Adventures in Semantic Publishing: Exemplar Semantic Enhancements of a Research Article' to Bookmarks
target: bookmarks

https://rhiaro.co.uk/2015/06/5874ab6a29b24
type: Add
actor: me
object: timetravel.mementoweb.org
published: 2015-06-17T13:45:23+00:00
summary: Amy added 'Time Travel' to Bookmarks
target: bookmarks

https://rhiaro.co.uk/2015/06/5874ab6a29b70
type: Add
actor: me
object: hiberlink.org
published: 2015-06-17T13:45:42+00:00
summary: Amy added 'hiberlink' to Bookmarks
target: bookmarks

https://rhiaro.co.uk/2015/06/5874ab6a29bbc
type: Add
actor: me
object: journal-selector
published: 2015-06-17T14:27:30+00:00
summary: Amy added 'Journal Selector' to Bookmarks
target: bookmarks

https://rhiaro.co.uk/2015/06/5874ab6a29c07
type: Add
actor: me
object: opening-up-research-proposals
published: 2015-06-20T13:33:57+00:00
summary: Amy added 'News Challenge - How can we strengthen the Internet for free expression and innovation? - Opening up research proposals' to Bookmarks
target: bookmarks

another-test
type: Article
tmpcontent: # Another testTesting is fun
actor: me
content: Testing is fun
name: Another test
published: 2015-06-11T20:09:00+0100
start time: 2011-09-02T00:00:00+0100
tag: test

attempt-three-get
type: Note
tmpcontent: Attempt three to get to Oxford. I have to stop pre-booking train tickets. First Great Western owes me dinner.
actor: me
content: Attempt three to get to Oxford. I have to stop pre-booking train tickets. First Great Western owes me dinner.
published: 2015-06-28T11:59:58+0100
summary: Amy wrote about something
tag: travel

awkward-silence
type: Note
tmpcontent: Awkward silence. Relax into it. Make it your own. Become the silence. Now you can do anything.
actor: me
content: Awkward silence. Relax into it. Make it your own. Become the silence. Now you can do anything.
published: 2015-06-14T15:06:00+0100
summary: Amy wrote about something
tag: life

ben-lawers-from
type: Note
tmpcontent: Ben Lawers (from Lawers) and back in 4.5 hours today. The clouds cleared up on the way down. Learnt some stuff about rocks. ![The Summit](https://rhiaro.co.uk/photos/1506firbush/150620_benlawers.jpg) 7 miles, but Runkeeper doesn't know about altitude... ([GPS trace](http://rnkpr.com/a9uy42o)).
actor: me
content: Ben Lawers (from Lawers) and back in 4.5 hours today. The clouds cleared up on the way down. Learnt some stuff about rocks. 7 miles, but Runkeeper doesn't know about altitude... (GPS trace).
latitude: 56.47507
location: Loch Tay
longitude: -4.27026
published: 2015-06-20T20:52:13+0100
summary: Amy wrote about travel, uk, scotland, highlands, ben lawers, & firbush
tag: ben+lawers
tag: firbush
tag: highlands
tag: scotland
tag: travel
tag: uk

best-thing-about
type: Note
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/610482406622109696/14741253
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/610482406622109696/1587501
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/610482406622109696/3326883327
has reply: https://twitter.com/emax/status/610524429198753792
tmpcontent: The best thing about the Chromebook is that whenever I open any google product, regardless of whatever else is running, everything crashes.
actor: me
content: The best thing about the Chromebook is that whenever I open any google product, regardless of whatever else is running, everything crashes.
published: 2015-06-15T17:21:25+0100
summary: Amy wrote about google, chromebook, & chromeos
tag: chromebook
tag: chromeos
tag: google

big-reason-use
type: Note
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/615816718225666048/5848122
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/615816718225666048/82752482
has reply: https://twitter.com/lutzid/status/615823072331997185
tmpcontent: A big reason for use of personas online is experimentation and self-exploration - [@emax](http://twitter.com/emax)
actor: me
content: A big reason for use of personas online is experimentation and self-exploration - @emax
latitude: 51.73855
longitude: -1.2389
published: 2015-06-30T10:38:14+0100
summary: Amy wrote about privacy, identity, social media, websci15, emax, & online personas
tag: emax
tag: identity
tag: online+personas
tag: privacy
tag: social+media
tag: websci15

cakes-tables
type: Note
tmpcontent: Cakes on the tables probably doesn't hurt either
actor: me
content: Cakes on the tables probably doesn't hurt either
in reply to: wow-posters--demo
latitude: 45.51735
longitude: 13.56942
published: 2015-06-04T10:08:02+01:00
published: 2015-06-04T09:08:02+0100
summary: Amy wrote about something
tag: eswc2015

come-online
type: Note
tmpcontent: Come to Online Behaviours session next to see [@emax](http://twitter.com/emax) present our paper about lying and deception on social media!
actor: me
content: Come to Online Behaviours session next to see @emax present our paper about lying and deception on social media!
latitude: 51.73854
longitude: -1.23885
published: 2015-06-30T10:02:30+0100
summary: Amy wrote about privacy, identity, social media, websci15, emax, & online personas
tag: emax
tag: identity
tag: online+personas
tag: privacy
tag: social+media
tag: websci15

cven-gb-
type: Article
tmpcontent: # "CV"@en-gb / "Resumৢ@en-us For years I relied on PDFs and LinkedIn to share my professional experiences. But I am of the Web. I can no longer live this lie. I have backdated a series of blog posts containing the kind of information one might expect to find on a CV. They are all tagged with [cv](/tag/cv) and [resume](/tag/resume) (look, i18n) so you can use this to view them together in chronological order of start date. They also have other related tags, which you can use to explore each particular entry in more detail if I blogged about it at the time (which is hit and miss). It's not organised quite like a traditional CV, with things clustered into categories like '[education](/tag/education)' or '[work experience](/tag/work)' - as such, it's not very good for skimming - but I'm sure you'll cope. As each entry is a normal post, people can reply to them (via webmention). I might solicit some references for certain positions and add them as replies. Feel free to also reply to this post with general recommendations. Take that, LinkedIn!
actor: me
content: For years I relied on PDFs and LinkedIn to share my professional experiences. But I am of the Web. I can no longer live this lie. I have backdated a series of blog posts containing the kind of information one might expect to find on a CV. They are all tagged with cv and resume (look, i18n) so you can use this to view them together in chronological order of start date. They also have other related tags, which you can use to explore each particular entry in more detail if I blogged about it at the time (which is hit and miss). It's not organised quite like a traditional CV, with things clustered into categories like 'education' or 'work experience' - as such, it's not very good for skimming - but I'm sure you'll cope. As each entry is a normal post, people can reply to them (via webmention). I might solicit some references for certain positions and add them as replies. Feel free to also reply to this post with general recommendations. Take that, LinkedIn!
name: "CV"@en-gb / "Resumৢ@en-us
published: 2015-06-14T16:30:00+0100
tag: cv
tag: indieweb
tag: linkedin
tag: resume

didnt-realise-id
type: Note
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/609663035519729664/244056350
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/609663035519729664/3113231
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/609663035519729664/399417286
tmpcontent: I didn't realise I'd find making an android app with a picture of a cat that meows when you tap it so satisfying.
actor: me
content: I didn't realise I'd find making an android app with a picture of a cat that meows when you tap it so satisfying.
latitude: 55.94614
longitude: -3.20079
published: 2015-06-13T11:05:20+0100
summary: Amy wrote about bcs, android, world record attempt, appathon, & appinventor
tag: android
tag: appathon
tag: appinventor
tag: bcs
tag: world+record+attempt

does-open-market
type: Note
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/615886808317079552/7433882
has reply: https://twitter.com/danja/status/615887891454148608
tmpcontent: Does an open market for personal data take away our ability to make autonomous decisions? -[@rdbinns](http://twitter.com/RDBinns)
actor: me
content: Does an open market for personal data take away our ability to make autonomous decisions? -@rdbinns
latitude: 51.75886
longitude: -1.2585
published: 2015-06-30T15:16:35+0100
summary: Amy wrote about privacy, websci15, & personal data
tag: personal+data
tag: privacy
tag: websci15

effect-requiring
type: Note
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/615821718419021824/3341859197
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/615821718419021824/607480698
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/615821718419021824/82752482
tmpcontent: Effect of requiring authentication - "blandification". Conformity effect. THIS IS HORRIFYING. But unsurprising. (Rolf Fredheim, Alfred Moore, John Naughton)
actor: me
content: Effect of requiring authentication - "blandification". Conformity effect. THIS IS HORRIFYING. But unsurprising. (Rolf Fredheim, Alfred Moore, John Naughton)
latitude: 51.73855
longitude: -1.23889
published: 2015-06-30T10:57:44+0100
summary: Amy wrote about phd, privacy, identity, social media, websci15, online personas, & anonymity
tag: anonymity
tag: identity
tag: online+personas
tag: phd
tag: privacy
tag: social+media
tag: websci15

eswc2015
type: Article
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/608037855546490880/12193532
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/608037855546490880/44687734
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/608037855546490880/55247494
has reply: https://twitter.com/csarven/status/608173523979366401
has reply: https://twitter.com/olberger/status/608293109609472000
tmpcontent: # ESWC2015 This is a summary of a few bits and pieces that stood out to me from ESWC2015. I haven't covered every session I attended or paper I saw, just the ones that remained with me (other people will do full summaries of all the paper sessions I'm sure, or you can refer to [the programme](http://2015.eswc-conferences.org/program) or [Fabien Gandon's closing slides](http://www.slideshare.net/fabien_gandon/eswc-2015-closing-and-general-chairs-minute-of-madness) which have an excellent summary). For a more 'live' overview of my view on the conference you can see [everything I posted during it](https://rhiaro.co.uk/tag/eswc2015). Overall, I had a great experience, met some fantastic people and absorbed lots of interesting ideas. I feel more positive about work in linked data; I'd been slacking off following the community for a while, but I've been reassured that there are plenty of practical-minded researchers out there who are doing great things, and I'll be paying more attention again henceforth. Daily swims in the sea probably didn't hurt. ## SemDev2015 The developers workshop was great, full of people positive about building tools and applications, and finding ways to make the power of linked data accessible to actual end users. The focus was on building for web developers rather than on end-user applications, with projects being great libraries and tooling for working with linked data, as a way to bridge the gap. There was an air of frankness, with attendees keen to address problems openly, without handwaving or glossing over things that weren't working out. There was even live debugging during presentations. [Here's the program, with links to projects and repos](http://eswc2015.semdev.org/program/). I missed the final discussion session, but this was [recorded](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F4WN4XEpViA) and I hear it was good. ## Philoweb For a philosophy of the web workshop, the talks and discussions during this workshop were around pretty pragmatic issues.…
actor: me
content: This is a summary of a few bits and pieces that stood out to me from ESWC2015. I haven't covered every session I attended or paper I saw, just the ones that remained with me (other people will do full summaries of all the paper sessions I'm sure, or you can refer to the programme or Fabien Gandon's closing slides which have an excellent summary). For a more 'live' overview of my view on the conference you can see everything I posted during it. Overall, I had a great experience, met some fantastic people and absorbed lots of interesting ideas. I feel more positive about work in linked data; I'd been slacking off following the community for a while, but I've been reassured that there are plenty of practical-minded researchers out there who are doing great things, and I'll be paying more attention again henceforth. Daily swims in the sea probably didn't hurt. SemDev2015 The developers workshop was great, full of people positive about building tools and applications, and finding ways to make the power of linked data accessible to actual end users. The focus was on building for web developers rather than on end-user applications, with projects being great libraries and tooling for working with linked data, as a way to bridge the gap. There was an air of frankness, with attendees keen to address problems openly, without handwaving or glossing over things that weren't working out. There was even live debugging during presentations. Here's the program, with links to projects and repos. I missed the final discussion session, but this was recorded and I hear it was good. Philoweb For a philosophy of the web workshop, the talks and discussions during this workshop were around pretty pragmatic issues. In particular how we can obtain true decentralisation, problems with centralised DNS and internet infrastructure, the lack of attention paid in this community to security issues, and the importance of understanding social processes and current practice for ensuring the web continu…
name: ESWC2015
published: 2015-06-08T23:24:50+0100
tag: conference+notes
tag: eswc2015
tag: event
tag: linked+data
tag: semantic+web
tag: semdev2015
tag: workshop

everybody-happy
type: Note
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/615887635538690048/82752482
tmpcontent: If everybody is happy because their data is being used to give them perfect products/services is it okay? ...Not if our data is being used to tell us what we want in the first place.
actor: me
content: If everybody is happy because their data is being used to give them perfect products/services is it okay? ...Not if our data is being used to tell us what we want in the first place.
latitude: 51.75886
longitude: -1.25848
published: 2015-06-30T15:19:44+0100
summary: Amy wrote about privacy, websci15, & personal data
tag: personal+data
tag: privacy
tag: websci15

explain-ownership
type: Note
has reply: https://twitter.com/MAChirrups/status/615283973745430528
tmpcontent: To explain ownership, [@gloriakt](http://twitter.com/gloriakt) suggests data use in divorce/legal proceedings.
actor: me
content: To explain ownership, @gloriakt suggests data use in divorce/legal proceedings.
in reply to: whats-problem
published: 2015-06-28T16:49:14+0100
summary: Amy wrote about indieweb, social web, privacy, websci15, ownmydata, & htp://twitter.com/gloriakt
tag: htptwitter.comgloriakt
tag: htp://twitter.com/gloriakt
tag: indieweb
tag: ownmydata
tag: privacy
tag: social+web
tag: websci15

facebook-asks
type: Note
has reply: https://twitter.com/davemurrayrust/status/615819921726009344
tmpcontent: Facebook asks 'what is your name'. If you think about it too long, you violate the terms of service. - [@emax](http://twitter.com/emax)
actor: me
content: Facebook asks 'what is your name'. If you think about it too long, you violate the terms of service. - @emax
latitude: 51.73854
longitude: -1.23887
published: 2015-06-30T10:24:49+0100
summary: Amy wrote about privacy, identity, social media, websci15, emax, & online personas
tag: emax
tag: identity
tag: online+personas
tag: privacy
tag: social+media
tag: websci15

finally-moved
type: Note
tmpcontent: I finally moved Slog'd issues from my head+Workflowy+indiewebcamp wiki to actual [issues on bitbucket](https://bitbucket.org/rhiaro/slogd/issues?status=new&status=open)!
actor: me
content: I finally moved Slog'd issues from my head+Workflowy+indiewebcamp wiki to actual issues on bitbucket!
published: 2015-06-19T13:07:39+0100
summary: Amy wrote about hacking, indieweb, slogd, & git
tag: git
tag: hacking
tag: indieweb
tag: slogd

https://rhiaro.co.uk/2015/06/formosanhttprhiarocoukphotos1506websci150629_bteajpg
type: Note
tmpcontent: ![Formosan](https://rhiaro.co.uk/photos/1506websci/150629_btea.jpg)
actor: me
latitude: 51.75049
location: https://foursquare.com/v/formosan/4fb780ade4b02db3079b6d51
longitude: -1.25681
published: 2015-06-29T17:05:56+0100
summary: Amy wrote about websci15, & bubble tea
tag: bubble+tea
tag: websci15

guess-should-stop
type: Note
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/611144551647027200/2202651865
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/611144551647027200/2307539594
has reply: https://twitter.com/PhD_Connect/status/611145038886797312
tmpcontent: I guess I should stop complaining and do some work.Unless... complaining *is* work?
actor: me
content: I guess I should stop complaining and do some work. Unless... complaining is work?
published: 2015-06-17T13:12:18+0100
summary: Amy wrote about phd, academia, & complaining
tag: academia
tag: complaining
tag: phd

hoooooly-shit
type: Note
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/606823790006444032/497619102
tmpcontent: Hoooooly shit that was close. Got to the gate with seconds to spare thanks to the bus being an hour slow, a mental taxi driver who only spoke German but took me catching this flight personally (+40eur) and Ljubljana airport being teeny tiny.
actor: me
content: Hoooooly shit that was close. Got to the gate with seconds to spare thanks to the bus being an hour slow, a mental taxi driver who only spoke German but took me catching this flight personally (+40eur) and Ljubljana airport being teeny tiny.
latitude: 45.50548
longitude: 13.60207
published: 2015-06-05T15:02:57+0100
summary: Amy wrote about travel, flight, & airport
tag: airport
tag: flight
tag: travel

like-when-papers
type: Note
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/611134906626928640/17047955
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/611134906626928640/2532669535
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/611134906626928640/3076082292
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/611134906626928640/346250156
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/611134906626928640/715343792
has reply: https://twitter.com/PhD_Connect/status/611136226918318080
actor: me
content: I like when papers say they conducted a study on "social networking sites" but actually it was just Facebook or Twitter (sometimes, MySpace).
published: 2015-06-17T12:33:29+0100
summary: Amy wrote about phd, social web, academia, profiles, & social networks
tag: academia
tag: phd
tag: profiles
tag: social+networks
tag: social+web

listening
type: Note
actor: me
content: Listening to @paolo2day explain his research in Italian, enough English keywords and hand gestures that I know what's going on..
published: 2015-06-29T11:38:46+0100
summary: Amy wrote about something
tag: websci15

made-list-things
type: Note
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/611143080297820160/16432951
has reply: https://twitter.com/PhD_Connect/status/611143776552271873
tmpcontent: I made a list of things I hate: * Studies that assume people are clueless wrt their online identity and social data management * Studies that assume people are totally aware and make active conscious decisions about their online identity and social data management * Studies that generalise to all social networks from facebook or twitter * Studies that generalise to all people from one demographic * When that demographic is western college students * ..because that just means they couldn't make time/effort to step off campus * Studies that assume people have a straightforward or one-to-one mapping with their social profiles * Mining profile information to improve recommendations/advertising/marketing blah * Mining profile information to infer attributes * Studies that act like their results will still be meaningful in 6 months * Anything that reduces humans to dots and lines (all SNA lol) * Papers that assume there are technical solutions to all privacy issues * Studies that totally ignore imagined audience or expectation of privacy (it's public so we can use it!) I'm not saying I can necessarily do better, but I will at least refer back to this list and try...
actor: me
content: I made a list of things I hate: Studies that assume people are clueless wrt their online identity and social data management Studies that assume people are totally aware and make active conscious decisions about their online identity and social data management Studies that generalise to all social networks from facebook or twitter Studies that generalise to all people from one demographic When that demographic is western college students ..because that just means they couldn't make time/effort to step off campus Studies that assume people have a straightforward or one-to-one mapping with their social profiles Mining profile information to improve recommendations/advertising/marketing blah Mining profile information to infer attributes Studies that act like their results will still be meaningful in 6 months Anything that reduces humans to dots and lines (all SNA lol) Papers that assume there are technical solutions to all privacy issues Studies that totally ignore imagined audience or expectation of privacy (it's public so we can use it!) I'm not saying I can necessarily do better, but I will at least refer back to this list and try...
published: 2015-06-17T13:06:07+0100
summary: Amy wrote about phd, academia, social networks, sna, studies, & complaining
tag: academia
tag: complaining
tag: phd
tag: sna
tag: social+networks
tag: studies

mark-zuckerberg
type: Note
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/615841261015158785/82752482
tmpcontent: "If Mark Zuckerberg had done GCSE Web Science, how would the web be different now?" How can Web We Want influence new creators/entrepreneurs/innovators on top of educating the users.
actor: me
content: "If Mark Zuckerberg had done GCSE Web Science, how would the web be different now?" How can Web We Want influence new creators/entrepreneurs/innovators on top of educating the users.
latitude: 51.73855
longitude: -1.23889
published: 2015-06-30T12:14:05+0100
summary: Amy wrote about websci15, web science, web we want, & digital rights
tag: digital+rights
tag: web+science
tag: web+we+want
tag: websci15

mind-blown-quick
type: Note
has reply: https://twitter.com/charwarz/status/610791521504337920
tmpcontent: Mind blown by how quick, convenient and inexpensive it was just change a [megabus](http://twitter.com/megabus) reservation. Take note, train companies.
actor: me
content: Mind blown by how quick, convenient and inexpensive it was just change a megabus reservation. Take note, train companies.
published: 2015-06-16T13:47:05+0100
summary: Amy wrote about travel, & megabus
tag: megabus
tag: travel

need-research
type: Note
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/615196041990815744/109613064
tmpcontent: Need research into problems with personalisation. Filter bubbles, agency, nudges, manipulation, trust, security, informed consent, ... ~ Ansgar Koene
actor: me
content: Need research into problems with personalisation. Filter bubbles, agency, nudges, manipulation, trust, security, informed consent, ... ~ Ansgar Koene
published: 2015-06-28T17:31:18+0100
summary: Amy wrote about phd, social web, privacy, social media, websci15, social network analysis, & personalisation
tag: personalisation
tag: phd
tag: privacy
tag: social+media
tag: social+network+analysis
tag: social+web
tag: websci15

new-favourite-way
type: Note
has reply: https://aaronparecki.com/likes/2015/06/24/2/
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/613446389868163072/15090636
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/613446389868163072/2388383697
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/613446389868163072/29538094
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/613446389868163072/309012507
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/613446389868163072/3334843317
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/613446389868163072/40343747
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/613446389868163072/630517931
has reply: https://twitter.com/shearer12345_j/status/613607373744250880
has reply: https://twitter.com/shearer12345_j/status/613607518061862912
tmpcontent: My new favourite way of feeling productive but not actually achieving anything is filing github issues for myself.
actor: me
content: My new favourite way of feeling productive but not actually achieving anything is filing github issues for myself.
published: 2015-06-23T21:39:07+0100
summary: Amy wrote about life, github, & productivity
tag: github
tag: life
tag: productivity

notes-post-social
type: Article
tmpcontent: # Notes post social-informatics seminar talk methodology: iterative, inductive ResearchGate > Academia.edu Research in use of avatars Where the good enough boundary lies for managing? When is it dangerous, when serendipitous. What 'matters'? No perfect model of social management/access control. Easier to look at different systems doing the same thing in different ways (things of a similar species) Profiles shaped strongly by the needs of the service providers Problems of their own survival are also played out in this space Difficulties people may have managing profiles are sometimes down to easily fixable poor design things Interests of people fight with interests of service Github Definition of ownership ACNE and other diseases communities on twitter - people create second accounts to participate "epidemic communication patterns" - Robin Williams
actor: me
content: Notes post social-informatics seminar talk methodology: iterative, inductive ResearchGate > Academia.edu Research in use of avatars Where the good enough boundary lies for managing? When is it dangerous, when serendipitous. What 'matters'? No perfect model of social management/access control. Easier to look at different systems doing the same thing in different ways (things of a similar species) Profiles shaped strongly by the needs of the service providers Problems of their own survival are also played out in this space Difficulties people may have managing profiles are sometimes down to easily fixable poor design things Interests of people fight with interests of service Github Definition of ownership ACNE and other diseases communities on twitter - people create second accounts to participate "epidemic communication patterns" - Robin Williams
in reply to: what-profile
name: Notes post social-informatics seminar talk
name: Post Soc-Inf notes
published: 2015-06-19T11:35:35+0100
published: 2015-06-19T12:35:35+01:00
tag: social+web
tag: soc-inf
tag: notes
tag: seminar
tag: social+science
tag: methodology
tag: phd

number-one-reason
type: Note
has reply: https://twitter.com/cryomaniac/status/615816976812916736
has reply: https://twitter.com/JCGoilo/status/615903599718232064
has reply: https://twitter.com/johnnieingram/status/615817605761253376
has reply: https://twitter.com/lutzid/status/615823108449169408
has reply: https://twitter.com/MarieVC/status/615816496963547136
tmpcontent: Number one reason for using pseudonyms & multiple accounts online: separation of audience - [@emax](http://twitter.com/emax)
actor: me
content: Number one reason for using pseudonyms & multiple accounts online: separation of audience - @emax
latitude: 51.73855
longitude: -1.2389
published: 2015-06-30T10:36:46+0100
summary: Amy wrote about privacy, identity, social media, websci15, emax, & online personas
tag: emax
tag: identity
tag: online+personas
tag: privacy
tag: social+media
tag: websci15

oh-thing-semantic
type: Note
tmpcontent: OH: "The thing Semantic Web people are best at is jumping on bandwagons"
content: OH: "The thing Semantic Web people are best at is jumping on bandwagons
published: 2015-06-12T12:53:30+0100
summary: Amy wrote about semantic web, & academia
tag: academia
tag: semantic+web

okay-private
type: Note
has reply: https://twitter.com/DrDanielASmith/status/611919882347659264
has reply: https://twitter.com/johnnieingram/status/611881676805963776
has reply: https://twitter.com/johnnieingram/status/611881734368555008
tmpcontent: Okay, now I have a private github repo called 'life' with many issues.
actor: me
content: Okay, now I have a private github repo called 'life' with many issues.
published: 2015-06-19T13:56:15+0100
summary: Amy wrote about hacking, life, & github
tag: github
tag: hacking
tag: life

omg-lot-tabs-open
type: Note
has reply: https://twitter.com/PhD_Connect/status/611138749662121984
tmpcontent: Omg I have a lot of tabs open. When do I decide I can ignore all SN profiles studies conducted before 2012? Could also filter out 'myspace', 'digital natives' and 'college students'.
actor: me
content: Omg I have a lot of tabs open. When do I decide I can ignore all SN profiles studies conducted before 2012? Could also filter out 'myspace', 'digital natives' and 'college students'.
published: 2015-06-17T12:45:56+0100
summary: Amy wrote about phd, academia, research, social networks, & studies
tag: academia
tag: phd
tag: research
tag: social+networks
tag: studies

oops-accidentally
type: Note
tmpcontent: Oops, I accidentally the whole morning.
actor: me
content: Oops, I accidentally the whole morning.
published: 2015-06-15T12:13:50+0100
summary: Amy wrote about something
tag: life

platforms-over
type: Note
tmpcontent: Platforms 'over-ask' for data that users didn't think they should have to share - [@emax](http://twitter.com/emax)
actor: me
content: Platforms 'over-ask' for data that users didn't think they should have to share - @emax
latitude: 51.73855
longitude: -1.23887
published: 2015-06-30T10:33:23+0100
summary: Amy wrote about privacy, identity, social media, websci15, emax, & online personas
tag: emax
tag: identity
tag: online+personas
tag: privacy
tag: social+media
tag: websci15

prolific-blogger
type: Note
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/615848731657809920/1630757443
tmpcontent: Prolific blogger motivations - ~"so parents know they're alive and don't have to call". That's why I tweet :)
actor: me
content: Prolific blogger motivations - ~"so parents know they're alive and don't have to call". That's why I tweet :)
latitude: 51.73855
longitude: -1.23889
published: 2015-06-30T12:44:56+0100
summary: Amy wrote about websci15, & blogging
tag: blogging
tag: websci15

props
type: Note
tmpcontent: Props to [Elfalafel](http://www.elfalafel.com/) for feeding a hungry student who didn't quite have enough cash :)
actor: me
content: Props to Elfalafel for feeding a hungry student who didn't quite have enough cash :)
latitude: 55.94614
longitude: -3.20078
published: 2015-06-13T16:10:29+0100
summary: Amy wrote about food, edinburgh, falafel, & elfalafel
tag: edinburgh
tag: elfalafel
tag: falafel
tag: food

rapidly-coming
type: Note
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/615196737737740288/14109718
tmpcontent: Rapidly coming to the conclusion that WebSci15 is going to be everything WWW2015 should have been. Clearly Web needs more social scientists.
actor: me
content: Rapidly coming to the conclusion that WebSci15 is going to be everything WWW2015 should have been. Clearly Web needs more social scientists.
published: 2015-06-28T17:34:04+0100
summary: Amy wrote about phd, social web, conference, academia, websci15, www2015, & web science
tag: academia
tag: conference
tag: phd
tag: social+web
tag: web+science
tag: websci15
tag: www2015

social-media
type: Note
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/615195022300942336/109613064
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/615195022300942336/82752482
tmpcontent: Social media theory is missing theories of power and control. Protocols and UIs are control mechanisms. ~ Hans Akkermans
actor: me
content: Social media theory is missing theories of power and control. Protocols and UIs are control mechanisms. ~ Hans Akkermans
published: 2015-06-28T17:27:09+0100
summary: Amy wrote about phd, social web, academia, social media, websci15, & social science
tag: academia
tag: phd
tag: social+media
tag: social+science
tag: social+web
tag: websci15

starting-wonder
type: Note
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/611874068149760000/1654119458
has reply: https://twitter.com/jarofgreen/status/611934836975124480
has reply: https://twitter.com/rhiaro/status/611878960415305728
tmpcontent: Starting to wonder why I haven't been organising my entire life via bitbucket/github issues. * New issue: Cut a spare house key. * New issue: Electricity bill is too high. * New issue: Fix lock on bathroom door. * New issue: Shower today, you smell. * New issue: Do laundry. * New issue: Buy hazelnuts. * New issue: Clean Tigo's carpet. * New issue: Catch up on emails from people met travelling. * New issue: Book travel to London and Lincoln in July. * New issue: Write thesis.
content: Starting to wonder why I haven't been organising my entire life via bitbucket/github issues. New issue: Cut a spare house key. New issue: Electricity bill is too high. New issue: Fix lock on bathroom door. New issue: Shower today, you smell. New issue: Do laundry. New issue: Buy hazelnuts. New issue: Clean Tigo's carpet. New issue: Catch up on emails from people met travelling. New issue: Book travel to London and Lincoln in July. New issue: Write thesis.
published: 2015-06-19T13:33:00+0100
summary: Amy wrote about hacking, life, & git
tag: git
tag: hacking
tag: life

tend-react-day
type: Note
tmpcontent: I tend to react to day-to-day things on a scale from nbd to idgaf. Other people seem way too melodramatic to me, but sometimes I wonder if I should care more about stuff. Eh. Whatever.
actor: me
content: I tend to react to day-to-day things on a scale from nbd to idgaf. Other people seem way too melodramatic to me, but sometimes I wonder if I should care more about stuff. Eh. Whatever.
published: 2015-06-11T20:49:23+0100
summary: Amy wrote about life, nbd, & idgaf
tag: idgaf
tag: life
tag: nbd

test-thing
type: Note
tmpcontent: # Testtest a thing
content: test a thing
end time: 2012-08-31T00:00:00+0100
name: Test
published: 2015-06-11T11:27:00+0100
start time: 2011-09-01T00:00:00+0100
summary: Amy wrote about something
tag: test

there-companies
type: Note
tmpcontent: There are companies that help you sell your personal data to advertisers, I totally didn't realise this. Via [@RDBinns](http://twitter.com/RDBinns)
actor: me
content: There are companies that help you sell your personal data to advertisers, I totally didn't realise this. Via @RDBinns
latitude: 51.75887
longitude: -1.25852
published: 2015-06-30T15:03:43+0100
summary: Amy wrote about phd, privacy, websci15, & personal data
tag: personal+data
tag: phd
tag: privacy
tag: websci15

todays-socialwg
type: Note
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/605785189474639873/630517931
tmpcontent: Today's SocialWG telecon location: ![best office](https://rhiaro.co.uk/photos/1505portoroz/socialwgsea.jpg) And the SIP connection is better here than in my office, which seems like a perfectly reasonable justification for staying here always.
actor: me
content: Today's SocialWG telecon location: And the SIP connection is better here than in my office, which seems like a perfectly reasonable justification for staying here always.
latitude: 45.51727
longitude: 13.56933
published: 2015-06-02T18:14:20+0100
summary: Amy wrote about travel, socialwg, beach, meeting, & sea
tag: beach
tag: meeting
tag: sea
tag: socialwg
tag: travel

travel
type: Article
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/606950053589225472/2455116865
tmpcontent: # Travel for productivity and health I'm flying back to the UK having been away for five weeks. I attended a meeting, a hackathon and two conferences, and in between climbed some mountains, hiked through some forests, swam in lakes and sea, spent an awful lot of time on trains and buses, visited some new countries and cities and met a ton of awesome people. Most people are incredulous when I say I'm actually working and not on a break from my PhD, and tell me how they'd never get away with this at their university or organisation. But it turns out, I've been way more productive over the last five weeks than I would have been if I had been in my office. I'm excused from obligations like meetings and seminars, I don't have to run errands or do chores, and as much as I love coffee breaks with my officemates six of them a day at half an hour each can be a bit of a time sink. There have been other distractions instead of course. Mountains that won't climb themselves. Chasing buses that never come. Hunting for a last minute bed to sleep in. These kinds of distractions keep me awake though, paying attention, instead of turning my brain to mush or making me feel resentful of everything around me. I'm primed for ideas and inspiration at all times. Turns out I work much better on the beach and in trains than I do in the same room every day. I've felt more awake and more able. My confidence is boosted every time I resolve some travel-related inconvenience or handle a difficult situation. I've been able to be spontaneous and felt empowered because of it. I'm stronger for living day by day out of a rucksack and not always knowing where I'm going. I've been able to focus on the moment and follow my instincts. It helps that I've been healthier, physically and mentally. I've been able to totally relax. The eczema on my hands cleared up completely and my nose has been more often functional than ever before. I've spent a lot of time outside, and been active. I've walked hundreds of m…
actor: me
content: I'm flying back to the UK having been away for five weeks. I attended a meeting, a hackathon and two conferences, and in between climbed some mountains, hiked through some forests, swam in lakes and sea, spent an awful lot of time on trains and buses, visited some new countries and cities and met a ton of awesome people. Most people are incredulous when I say I'm actually working and not on a break from my PhD, and tell me how they'd never get away with this at their university or organisation. But it turns out, I've been way more productive over the last five weeks than I would have been if I had been in my office. I'm excused from obligations like meetings and seminars, I don't have to run errands or do chores, and as much as I love coffee breaks with my officemates six of them a day at half an hour each can be a bit of a time sink. There have been other distractions instead of course. Mountains that won't climb themselves. Chasing buses that never come. Hunting for a last minute bed to sleep in. These kinds of distractions keep me awake though, paying attention, instead of turning my brain to mush or making me feel resentful of everything around me. I'm primed for ideas and inspiration at all times. Turns out I work much better on the beach and in trains than I do in the same room every day. I've felt more awake and more able. My confidence is boosted every time I resolve some travel-related inconvenience or handle a difficult situation. I've been able to be spontaneous and felt empowered because of it. I'm stronger for living day by day out of a rucksack and not always knowing where I'm going. I've been able to focus on the moment and follow my instincts. It helps that I've been healthier, physically and mentally. I've been able to totally relax. The eczema on my hands cleared up completely and my nose has been more often functional than ever before. I've spent a lot of time outside, and been active. I've walked hundreds of miles, worn myself out completely and …
name: Travel for productivity and health
published: 2015-06-05T23:22:40+0100
tag: health
tag: phd
tag: productivity
tag: travel
tag: work

uh-oh-websci15
type: Note
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/615171021881147392/1111871
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/615171021881147392/582425643
tmpcontent: Uh oh, WebSci15 is shaping up to be way more interesting and fun than I expected, how will I write a paper during the conference now?!
actor: me
content: Uh oh, WebSci15 is shaping up to be way more interesting and fun than I expected, how will I write a paper during the conference now?!
published: 2015-06-28T15:52:08+0100
summary: Amy wrote about conference, websci15, & web science
tag: conference
tag: web+science
tag: websci15

use-ftpirc-share
type: Note
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/611687595161055233/1583811
tmpcontent: I use FTP+IRC to share images almost exclusively these days. Do I win at social web?
actor: me
content: I use FTP+IRC to share images almost exclusively these days. Do I win at social web?
published: 2015-06-19T01:10:27+0100
summary: Amy wrote about social web, & irc
tag: irc
tag: social+web

very-colourful
type: Note
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/615819004003921921/82752482
tmpcontent: Very colourful slide of reasons people lie online.. ![laserunicorn](https://rhiaro.co.uk/photos/1506websci/150630_emax.jpg)
actor: me
content: Very colourful slide of reasons people lie online..
latitude: 51.73855
longitude: -1.2389
published: 2015-06-30T10:46:41+0100
summary: Amy wrote about phd, privacy, identity, websci15, emax, online personas, & lying
tag: emax
tag: identity
tag: lying
tag: online+personas
tag: phd
tag: privacy
tag: websci15

web-anything-can
type: Note
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/615459375310876673/2458042592
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/615459375310876673/424099055
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/615459375310876673/495430242
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/615459375310876673/5848122
has reply: https://twitter.com/jahendler/status/615487289859379200
has reply: https://twitter.com/paolo2day/status/615460026216546304
tmpcontent: "on the web, *anything* can be a cat" - [Paolo](http://twitter.com/paolo2day) ![Meow.](https://rhiaro.co.uk/photos/1506websci/150629_paolocat.jpg)
actor: me
content: "on the web, anything can be a cat" - Paolo
published: 2015-06-29T10:57:50+0100
summary: Amy wrote about websci15, http://twitter.com/paolo2day, & cat
tag: http://twitter.com/paolo2day
tag: cat
tag: websci15

went-heriot-watt
type: Note
tmpcontent: So I went to Heriot Watt for the SWeL meeting today. I worked on the bus on the way there, and on the way back (apparently I've completely overcome the severe travel sickness I've had my whole life over the past few weeks). But back in my office for the afternoon, I've been at my desk, but hardly done anything. So now I'm going to the pub, and I expect to pick up where I left off, and finish what I was working on there. I guess tomorrow I might try the Forum roof. If that fails, maybe I'll try the Meadows, or the middle of Holyrood Park. I was starting to panic about the amount of UK travel/events I have coming up over the next couple of months, but looking at this it might actually improve my productivity.
actor: me
content: So I went to Heriot Watt for the SWeL meeting today. I worked on the bus on the way there, and on the way back (apparently I've completely overcome the severe travel sickness I've had my whole life over the past few weeks). But back in my office for the afternoon, I've been at my desk, but hardly done anything. So now I'm going to the pub, and I expect to pick up where I left off, and finish what I was working on there. I guess tomorrow I might try the Forum roof. If that fails, maybe I'll try the Meadows, or the middle of Holyrood Park. I was starting to panic about the amount of UK travel/events I have coming up over the next couple of months, but looking at this it might actually improve my productivity.
published: 2015-06-08T18:16:24+0100
summary: Amy wrote about travel, phd, life, productivity, & office
tag: life
tag: office
tag: phd
tag: productivity
tag: travel

were-asking
type: Note
has reply: https://twitter.com/emax/status/615818188828319744
tmpcontent: We're asking questions about lying online to understand the tensions between users and platform creators/administrators ~ [@emax](http://twitter.com/emax)
actor: me
content: We're asking questions about lying online to understand the tensions between users and platform creators/administrators ~ @emax
latitude: 51.73854
longitude: -1.23887
published: 2015-06-30T10:26:23+0100
summary: Amy wrote about privacy, identity, social media, websci15, emax, & online personas
tag: emax
tag: identity
tag: online+personas
tag: privacy
tag: social+media
tag: websci15

what-profile
type: Article
has reply: notes-post-social
tmpcontent: # What is a profile? *..this post is a work in progress.* Digital personhood is simultaneously becoming more fragmented and more centralised. People are giving more of themselves (consciously and unconsciously) to services which help manage communications and activities, and at the same time spreading themselves across multiple services in order to manage different aspects of themselves. (There's something to say about Goffman here). We perform roles in different social situations, to different audiences, in order to manage people's impressions of us and our place in the world. Interaction on social networks can involve a great deal of performance; there is potential for a high level of control over the version of oneself presented according to what data one makes available to the system, and what activities are explicitly published. However this control is diminished by increasing complexity and opactiy of systems, and users' limited understanding of how their data is propagated and presented to others. The more data given to third parties, the less control individuals have over their own presentation of self, even if (especially when?) the systems in question present the opposite impression (through privacy controls etc). Since people can't exist on the web directly (yet), a profile is a document which exists on the web on a person's behalf. But what goes into that document, and how it is addressed, created and distributed, varies between social network providers. Regardless of what the social network provider intends, how individuals choose to use the profile-related tools they are provided with also varies. Some systems impose rules, policies or technical barriers against certain things. People find ways to do 'certain things' anyway. The ways in which people subvert affordances of social systems - and why they do it - might give us some insight into how to improve social systems to better meet people's needs. Aside: Profiles also exist for products, places, org…
actor: me
content: ..this post is a work in progress. Digital personhood is simultaneously becoming more fragmented and more centralised. People are giving more of themselves (consciously and unconsciously) to services which help manage communications and activities, and at the same time spreading themselves across multiple services in order to manage different aspects of themselves. (There's something to say about Goffman here). We perform roles in different social situations, to different audiences, in order to manage people's impressions of us and our place in the world. Interaction on social networks can involve a great deal of performance; there is potential for a high level of control over the version of oneself presented according to what data one makes available to the system, and what activities are explicitly published. However this control is diminished by increasing complexity and opactiy of systems, and users' limited understanding of how their data is propagated and presented to others. The more data given to third parties, the less control individuals have over their own presentation of self, even if (especially when?) the systems in question present the opposite impression (through privacy controls etc). Since people can't exist on the web directly (yet), a profile is a document which exists on the web on a person's behalf. But what goes into that document, and how it is addressed, created and distributed, varies between social network providers. Regardless of what the social network provider intends, how individuals choose to use the profile-related tools they are provided with also varies. Some systems impose rules, policies or technical barriers against certain things. People find ways to do 'certain things' anyway. The ways in which people subvert affordances of social systems - and why they do it - might give us some insight into how to improve social systems to better meet people's needs. Aside: Profiles also exist for products, places, organisations, etc... I'm …
name: What is a profile?
published: 2015-06-19T03:14:43+0100
tag: braindump
tag: identity
tag: indieweb
tag: online+profile
tag: phd
tag: privacy
tag: self-representation
tag: soc-inf
tag: social+profile
tag: social+web
tag: socialwg
tag: study

whats-problem
type: Note
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/615184162874597376/399417286
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/615184162874597376/82752482
tmpcontent: "What's the problem?" from non-techies (and some techies) in response to wanting to own my data, I get that a lot too..
actor: me
content: "What's the problem?" from non-techies (and some techies) in response to wanting to own my data, I get that a lot too..
published: 2015-06-28T16:43:28+0100
summary: Amy wrote about indieweb, social web, privacy, websci15, & ownmydata
tag: indieweb
tag: ownmydata
tag: privacy
tag: social+web
tag: websci15

when-re-discover
type: Note
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/608039749685768192/14188834
tmpcontent: When you re-discover someone you already follow in twitter and they're great and you wish you could follow them again.
actor: me
content: When you re-discover someone you already follow in twitter and they're great and you wish you could follow them again.
published: 2015-06-08T23:34:49+0100
summary: Amy wrote about social media, & twitter
tag: social+media
tag: twitter

why-brokkin
type: Note
tmpcontent: Why are you brokkin micropub?
actor: me
content: Why are you brokkin micropub?
latitude: 45.5207
longitude: 13.58995
published: 2015-06-04T16:33:13+0100
summary: Amy wrote about something
tag: test

wow-90-drop
type: Note
has reply: https://twitter.com/kwelle/status/615820049723449344
tmpcontent: Wow, 90% drop in comments on politics articles after Huffpost switched to commenting via facebook ~ Rolf Fredheim, Alfred Moore and John Naughton
actor: me
content: Wow, 90% drop in comments on politics articles after Huffpost switched to commenting via facebook ~ Rolf Fredheim, Alfred Moore and John Naughton
latitude: 51.73855
longitude: -1.2389
published: 2015-06-30T10:50:53+0100
summary: Amy wrote about social media, websci15, online personas, & anonymity
tag: anonymity
tag: online+personas
tag: social+media
tag: websci15

wow-posters--demo
type: Note
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/606371239544897536/11570962
has reply: cakes-tables
tmpcontent: Wow, posters & demo session is way more lively than I've noticed at other conferences! Not overlapping it with something helps a lot I guess
actor: me
content: Wow, posters & demo session is way more lively than I've noticed at other conferences! Not overlapping it with something helps a lot I guess
latitude: 45.51733
longitude: 13.56946
published: 2015-06-04T09:04:59+0100
summary: Amy wrote about something
tag: eswc2015

https://rhiaro.co.uk/2015/07/1435828140
type: Add
actor: me
object: why-html-classes-css-class-selectors
published: 2015-07-02T10:09:00+0100
summary: Amy added http://tantek.com/2012/353/b1/why-html-classes-css-class-selectors to https://rhiaro.co.uk/bookmarks/
tag: class
tag: css
tag: https://rhiaro.co.uk/tags/html
tag: microformats
tag: tantek
tag: web+development
target: bookmarks

https://rhiaro.co.uk/2015/07/1436459100
type: Add
actor: me
object: semantic-web-10-years-of-achievement
published: 2015-07-09T17:25:00+0100
summary: Amy added http://video.dataversity.net/video/semantic-web-10-years-of-achievement/ to https://rhiaro.co.uk/bookmarks/
tag: data
tag: linked+data
tag: philarcher
tag: semantic+web
tag: video
tag: w3c
target: bookmarks

https://rhiaro.co.uk/2015/07/1436538480
type: Add
actor: me
object: SAGE.xml
published: 2015-07-10T15:28:00+0100
summary: Amy added http://srmo.sagepub.com.ezproxy.is.ed.ac.uk/view/basics-of-qualitative-research/SAGE.xml to https://rhiaro.co.uk/bookmarks/
tag: grounded+theory
tag: phd
tag: qualitative+research
tag: social+science
tag: textbook
target: bookmarks

https://rhiaro.co.uk/2015/07/1436811060
type: Add
has reply: can-you-set-the-notification-contents-yet-or-is-it
actor: me
object: https://developers.google.com/web/updates/2015/03/push-notificatons-on-the-open-web
published: 2015-07-13T19:11:00+0100
summary: Amy added https://developers.google.com/web/updates/2015/03/push-notificatons-on-the-open-web?hl=en to https://rhiaro.co.uk/bookmarks/
tag: hacking
tag: indieweb
tag: notifications
tag: push
tag: slogd
target: bookmarks

https://rhiaro.co.uk/2015/07/1437662640
type: Add
actor: me
object: rdfpost.html
published: 2015-07-23T15:44:00+0100
summary: Amy added http://www.lsrn.org/semweb/rdfpost.html to https://rhiaro.co.uk/bookmarks/
tag: formencoded
tag: forms
tag: https://rhiaro.co.uk/tags/html
tag: linked+data
tag: https://rhiaro.co.uk/tags/rdf
tag: semantic+web
target: bookmarks

https://rhiaro.co.uk/2015/07/1437738000
type: Add
actor: me
object: ssl-client-certificates.htm
published: 2015-07-24T12:40:00+0100
summary: Amy added http://cweiske.de/tagebuch/ssl-client-certificates.htm to https://rhiaro.co.uk/bookmarks/
tag: certificates
tag: hacking
tag: security
tag: tls
tag: webid
target: bookmarks

https://rhiaro.co.uk/2015/07/1438253100
type: Add
actor: me
object: interpreting-json-as-json-ld
published: 2015-07-30T11:45:00+0100
summary: Amy added http://www.w3.org/TR/json-ld/#interpreting-json-as-json-ld to https://rhiaro.co.uk/bookmarks/
tag: https://rhiaro.co.uk/tags/json
tag: https://rhiaro.co.uk/tags/jsonld
tag: linked+data
tag: socialwg
target: bookmarks

https://rhiaro.co.uk/2015/07/5874ab6a2c2e2
type: Add
actor: me
object: 2015-july-31
published: 2015-07-31T21:09:57+00:00
summary: Amy added 'Incremental Accessibility' to Bookmarks
target: bookmarks

https://rhiaro.co.uk/2015/07/5874ab6a2ccaa
type: Add
actor: me
object: data-visualisation
published: 2015-07-10T15:47:03+00:00
summary: Amy added 'Data visualisation | Style.ONS' to Bookmarks
target: bookmarks

https://rhiaro.co.uk/2015/07/5874ab6a2e747
type: Add
actor: me
object: the-web-we-have-to-save-2eb1fe15a426
published: 2015-07-15T12:09:22+00:00
summary: Amy added 'The Web We Have to Save u2014 Matter u2014 Medium' to Bookmarks
target: bookmarks

https://rhiaro.co.uk/2015/07/5874ab6a3afcb
type: Add
actor: me
object: www.linkededitrules.org
published: 2015-07-15T20:19:46+00:00
summary: Amy added 'Linked Edit Rules' to Bookmarks
target: bookmarks

digital-memories
type: Article
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/626499855783981056/785209428
has reply: re-digital-memories
has reply: https://twitter.com/rhiaro/status/626506270720323584
has reply: https://twitter.com/tfgrahame/status/626505442324254720
tmpcontent: # Digital Memories For about fourteen years I kept detailed daily journals. I couldn't sleep unless I'd written. And I couldn't just write "Went to school, Polly and Laura fell out again." I had to write every detail. Food, friends, lessons, homework, learning to make websites, gerbils, cats (those are all the things associated with being a normal teenager, right?), and all the thoughts and feelings associated with everything I'd encountered that day. It was habit, and compulsion. It was also a burden. When I went away, I had to plan to carry a notebook with me, and keep it somewhere other people wouldn't get hold of it. I had to make time before bed to write, usually for a full hour. If I had to skip a night, I had to double time the next night, and felt the pressure of holding onto the memories I hadn't manage to record for an extra day. This continued during my undergrad. But was harder. Entries got shorter, even though more was happening. I'd pull spontaneous movie, coursework or just hanging-out all-nighters with friends who lived across town. Even if I happened to have the journal on me for some reason, ducking into another room for an hour to write would have been.. pretty weird. Sometimes I'd miss a few days, then spend a full afternoon, day or even weekend catching up. And while I was doing that... I was missing out on other things. I have a heavy box containing dozens of notebooks. This is also a pain when I move house (as noted by people who have moved it for me). After living things, it's what I'd save in the event of a fire. It's *really* heavy though. After moving to Edinburgh, I found less and less time to write. I'd do catch up spurts, but they became less frequent. It became exhausting. Eventually they seemed fruitless because I couldn't remember nearly as much detail as I wanted to. At first this was terrifying. I've read back journals from years ago, and don't remember thinking or feeling a lot of what I wrote about. If I hadn't written it down at…
content: For about fourteen years I kept detailed daily journals. I couldn't sleep unless I'd written. And I couldn't just write "Went to school, Polly and Laura fell out again." I had to write every detail. Food, friends, lessons, homework, learning to make websites, gerbils, cats (those are all the things associated with being a normal teenager, right?), and all the thoughts and feelings associated with everything I'd encountered that day. It was habit, and compulsion. It was also a burden. When I went away, I had to plan to carry a notebook with me, and keep it somewhere other people wouldn't get hold of it. I had to make time before bed to write, usually for a full hour. If I had to skip a night, I had to double time the next night, and felt the pressure of holding onto the memories I hadn't manage to record for an extra day. This continued during my undergrad. But was harder. Entries got shorter, even though more was happening. I'd pull spontaneous movie, coursework or just hanging-out all-nighters with friends who lived across town. Even if I happened to have the journal on me for some reason, ducking into another room for an hour to write would have been.. pretty weird. Sometimes I'd miss a few days, then spend a full afternoon, day or even weekend catching up. And while I was doing that... I was missing out on other things. I have a heavy box containing dozens of notebooks. This is also a pain when I move house (as noted by people who have moved it for me). After living things, it's what I'd save in the event of a fire. It's really heavy though. After moving to Edinburgh, I found less and less time to write. I'd do catch up spurts, but they became less frequent. It became exhausting. Eventually they seemed fruitless because I couldn't remember nearly as much detail as I wanted to. At first this was terrifying. I've read back journals from years ago, and don't remember thinking or feeling a lot of what I wrote about. If I hadn't written it down at the time... it'd be …
name: Digital Memories
published: 2015-07-29T21:30:00+0100
tag: archive
tag: ephemerality
tag: existential+crisis
tag: indieweb
tag: journal
tag: life
tag: memories
tag: ownyourdata
tag: social+media

dropping-out-5th
type: Note
tmpcontent: Dropping in and out of the 5th Scottish Linked Data Interest Group workshop.
actor: me
content: Dropping in and out of the 5th Scottish Linked Data Interest Group workshop.
end time: 2015-07-09T16:00:00+0100
in reply to: sliding5
published: 2015-07-09T10:24:00+0100
start time: 2015-07-09T09:30:00+0100
summary: Amy wrote about phd, linked data, rsvp, event, workshop, sliding5, & sldig
tag: event
tag: linked+data
tag: phd
tag: rsvp
tag: sldig
tag: sliding5
tag: workshop

enjoying-watching
type: Note
tmpcontent: Enjoying watching kids discover that coding is mostly trial and error and wtf
actor: me
content: Enjoying watching kids discover that coding is mostly trial and error and wtf
published: 2015-07-07T14:48:07+0100
summary: Amy wrote about volunteer, teaching, kids, sutton trust summer school, & lego
tag: kids
tag: lego
tag: sutton+trust+summer+school
tag: teaching
tag: volunteer

facebook
type: Note
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/621240637132832768/40343747
has reply: https://twitter.com/jarofgreen/status/621270257567723520
tmpcontent: Facebook is advertising a hamper of meat to me, I think it's safe to say I haven't been successfully profiled.
actor: me
content: Facebook is advertising a hamper of meat to me, I think it's safe to say I haven't been successfully profiled.
latitude: 53.07964
longitude: -0.95207
published: 2015-07-15T09:50:43+0100
summary: Amy wrote about advertising, & Facebook
tag: facebook
tag: advertising
tag: Facebook

first-ever-non
type: Note
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/618555899569917952/11095202
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/618555899569917952/16603389
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/618555899569917952/561207668
tmpcontent: First ever non-stop lap of Holyrood Park this evening, hills and all. Just over 7km in total as I went office to home, so not quite the whole way. But I've never managed that before, I usually have to walk the hilliest parts. Running the whole way was something I was expecting to work up to over several months or a year. And I haven't even had a regular running schedule recently. And I didn't even really feel it; the last stretch was like flying. So, achievement unlocked. [GPS trace](http://rnkpr.com/aa1xwnr) ![Holyrood in the dark](https://rhiaro.co.uk/photos/150707_run.jpg)
actor: me
content: First ever non-stop lap of Holyrood Park this evening, hills and all. Just over 7km in total as I went office to home, so not quite the whole way. But I've never managed that before, I usually have to walk the hilliest parts. Running the whole way was something I was expecting to work up to over several months or a year. And I haven't even had a regular running schedule recently. And I didn't even really feel it; the last stretch was like flying. So, achievement unlocked. GPS trace
published: 2015-07-07T23:59:02+0100
summary: Amy wrote about runkeeper, Edinburgh, run, & pb
tag: edinburgh
tag: Edinburgh
tag: pb
tag: run
tag: runkeeper

got-vegan
type: Note
actor: me
content: Got vegan breakfast and ... an aeroplane seat ... everything I need for day 2 of IndieWebCamp Edinburgh!
published: 2015-07-26T10:14:05+0100
summary: Amy wrote about hacking, & indiewebcamp
tag: hacking
tag: indiewebcamp

group-50-50
type: Note
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/618418617269493761/15090636
has reply: https://twitter.com/CraigSnowden/status/618538318687547393
tmpcontent: This group is 50-50 gender split. At the start, girls all claimed no/little programming experience, guys each listed a few languages. Interesting to see who is progressing fastest with the tasks.. :)
actor: me
content: This group is 50-50 gender split. At the start, girls all claimed no/little programming experience, guys each listed a few languages. Interesting to see who is progressing fastest with the tasks.. :)
published: 2015-07-07T14:56:12+0100
summary: Amy wrote about volunteer, teaching, gender, kids, sutton trust summer school, & lego
tag: gender
tag: kids
tag: lego
tag: sutton+trust+summer+school
tag: teaching
tag: volunteer

hack-magna-carta
type: Note
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/616557666312290304/1583811
has reply: https://twitter.com/HCI_2015/status/619425793396068352
tmpcontent: Hack the Magna Carta in Lincoln at the free pre-BritishHCI hackathon! http://hack.british-hci2015.org/
actor: me
content: Hack the Magna Carta in Lincoln at the free pre-BritishHCI hackathon! http://hack.british-hci2015.org/
published: 2015-07-02T11:41:21+0100
summary: Amy wrote about hackathon, & britishhci
tag: britishhci
tag: hackathon

indiewebcamp-edinburgh-closes
type: Note
has reply: micropub-support-as-an-application-service
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/625368298100781056/508927647
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/625368298100781056/785209428
has reply: https://twitter.com/AlexKKearney/status/625386676395896834
has reply: https://twitter.com/IndieWebCampUK/status/625371213481803776
tmpcontent: Indiewebcamp Edinburgh closes with giant nachos at the Auld Hoose. ![nom](https://rhiaro.co.uk/photos/1507iwcedi/nachos.jpg)
actor: me
content: Indiewebcamp Edinburgh closes with giant nachos at the Auld Hoose.
published: 2015-07-26T19:05:25+0100
summary: Amy wrote about food, & indieweb
tag: food
tag: indieweb

just-testing-some
type: Note
tmpcontent: Just testing some stuff.
actor: me
content: Just testing some stuff.
published: 2015-07-25T00:00:00+0100
summary: Amy wrote about something
tag: test

lo-from-matrix
type: Note
actor: me
content: hello from matrix
published: 2015-07-26T17:22:30+0100
summary: Amy wrote about something

nice-work-d
type: Note
actor: me
content: Nice work :D
in reply to: https://ben.thatmustbe.me/photo/2015/7/12/7/
published: 2015-07-13T00:00:54+0100
summary: Amy wrote about indieweb, socialwg, & swat0
tag: indieweb
tag: socialwg
tag: swat0

oh-feelsalma
type: Note
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/620494404877447168/245723783
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/620494404877447168/275773662
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/620494404877447168/7274842
tmpcontent: Oh, the feels.![Alma matters](https://rhiaro.co.uk/photos/1507bhci/uol.jpg)
actor: me
content: Oh, the feels.
latitude: 53.18867
location: Lincoln, UK
longitude: -0.60758
published: 2015-07-13T08:24:56+0100
summary: Amy wrote about travel, lincoln, bhci2015, & nostalgia
tag: bhci2015
tag: lincoln
tag: nostalgia
tag: travel

oh-feelsi-lived
type: Note
content: OH THE FEELS.
latitude: 53.07958
longitude: -0.9521
published: 2015-07-13T10:12:00+0100
summary: Amy wrote about something
tag: lincoln

oh-got-github
type: Note
tmpcontent: OH: "Got Github working. It's amazing!!"
content: OH: "Got Github working. It's amazing!!
published: 2015-07-29T10:58:54+0100
summary: Amy wrote about teaching, yrs, foc2015, & kids
tag: foc2015
tag: kids
tag: teaching
tag: yrs

sidetracked
type: Note
tag: indiewebcamp,brighton,events,indieweb
tmpcontent: Sidetracked briefly by the beach, but made it to Brighton for IndieWebCamp! ![beach](https://rhiaro.co.uk/photos/1507iwcbrighton/beach.jpg)
actor: me
content: Sidetracked briefly by the beach, but made it to Brighton for IndieWebCamp!
location: Brighton
published: 2015-07-11T10:26:15+0100
summary: Amy wrote about something

social-much-more
type: Note
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/617032113687146497/14188834
has reply: https://twitter.com/bown/status/617032852790714368
tmpcontent: Social is much more difficult than [Social](http://w3.org/wiki/Socialwg/).
actor: me
content: Social is much more difficult than Social.
published: 2015-07-03T19:07:40+0100
summary: Amy wrote about life, & socialwg
tag: life
tag: socialwg

someone-told-year
type: Note
tmpcontent: If someone had told me a year ago all this w3c stuff would involve so much *arguing* I might not have bothered. On a similar note, if someone had told me academia would have involved so much public speaking, I might have given that a miss too. Probably best I just keep obliviously forging ahead.
actor: me
content: If someone had told me a year ago all this w3c stuff would involve so much arguing I might not have bothered. On a similar note, if someone had told me academia would have involved so much public speaking, I might have given that a miss too. Probably best I just keep obliviously forging ahead.
published: 2015-07-27T23:38:07+0100
summary: Amy wrote about life, w3c, academia, standards, & arguements
tag: academia
tag: arguements
tag: life
tag: standards
tag: w3c

steampunk-vegan
type: Note
has reply: https://aaronparecki.com/likes/2015/07/21/1/
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/622797827312328705/12124462
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/622797827312328705/2599600650
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/622797827312328705/40343747
has reply: https://twitter.com/MisfitWedding/status/624516922487476224
has reply: https://twitter.com/WeeBletherer/status/622799408401354752
tmpcontent: This steampunk vegan wedding is the best wedding I've ever been to. ![cake!!](https://rhiaro.co.uk/photos/1507laurel/1.jpg) ![laurel](https://rhiaro.co.uk/photos/1507laurel/2.jpg)
actor: me
content: This steampunk vegan wedding is the best wedding I've ever been to.
latitude: 51.55216
longitude: 0.16166
published: 2015-07-19T12:36:51+0100
summary: Amy wrote about vegan, laurel, wedding, & steampunk
tag: laurel
tag: steampunk
tag: vegan
tag: wedding

synvilahttptwittercomsynvila
type: Note
has reply: https://twitter.com/synvila/status/626690613992386560
tmpcontent: [@synvila](http://twitter.com/synvila) If you haven't seen [indiewebify.me](http://indiewebify.me), that's a much less daunting starting point. And [IndieMark](https://indiewebcamp.com/indiemark) might be helpful for breaking stuff down. More links to things to read, I know... Hopefully worth it though :) You never have to do 'everything', just pick and choose what meets your needs.
content: @synvila If you haven't seen indiewebify.me, that's a much less daunting starting point. And IndieMark might be helpful for breaking stuff down. More links to things to read, I know... Hopefully worth it though :) You never have to do 'everything', just pick and choose what meets your needs.
in reply to: https://twitter.com/synvila/status/626361415004237824
published: 2015-07-29T13:46:00+0100
summary: Amy wrote about something
tag: indieweb
to: synvila

t-test
type: Note
tmpcontent: t test for now
actor: me
content: last test for now
published: 2015-07-26T16:38:07+0100
summary: Amy wrote about something

testing-from-iwc
type: Note
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/624905335539679232/15090636
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/624905335539679232/5848122
tmpcontent: Testing from IWC Edinburgh!
actor: me
content: Testing from IWC Edinburgh!
published: 2015-07-25T10:46:51+0100
summary: Amy wrote about something
tag: indiewebcamp

tfgrahamehttpstwittercomtfgrahame
type: Note
has reply: https://twitter.com/tfgrahame/status/626519955849224193
tmpcontent: [@tfgrahame](https://twitter.com/tfgrahame) I could write a whooooole other post on my feelings about the physical and mental processes of writing.
actor: me
content: @tfgrahame I could write a whooooole other post on my feelings about the physical and mental processes of writing.
in reply to: https://twitter.com/tfgrahame/status/626505442324254720
published: 2015-07-29T22:34:32+0100
summary: Amy wrote about writing, & memories
tag: memories
tag: writing
to: tfgrahame

ting
type: Note
tmpcontent: ting
actor: me
content: testing
published: 2015-07-26T15:38:19+0100
summary: Amy wrote about something

ting-3
type: Note
actor: me
content: testing 3
published: 2015-07-26T15:45:41+0100
summary: Amy wrote about something

ting-4
type: Note
actor: me
content: testing 4
published: 2015-07-26T16:02:21+0100
summary: Amy wrote about something

today-learned
type: Note
tmpcontent: Today I learned National Express coach seats are much comfier than Megabus. Though.. I'll report back again in 8.5 hours..
actor: me
content: Today I learned National Express coach seats are much comfier than Megabus. Though.. I'll report back again in 8.5 hours..
latitude: 51.47483
longitude: -0.20165
published: 2015-07-20T23:04:02+0100
summary: Amy wrote about travel, & coach
tag: coach
tag: travel

todays
type: Note
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/618397124984721408/1713188785
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/618397124984721408/630517931
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/618397124984721408/95520648
has reply: https://twitter.com/dustyweb/status/618475124036079616
has reply: https://twitter.com/Y90SMH/status/618401748038889472
tmpcontent: Today's procrastination exercise is teaching 16 year olds how to make lego robots follow lines ![and then conquer the earth](https://rhiaro.co.uk/photos/150707_stss.jpg)
actor: me
content: Today's procrastination exercise is teaching 16 year olds how to make lego robots follow lines
published: 2015-07-07T13:20:22+0100
summary: Amy wrote about volunteer, teaching, sutton trust summer school, & lego
tag: lego
tag: sutton+trust+summer+school
tag: teaching
tag: volunteer

waiting-bus
type: Note
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/627054945112621057/10110832
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/627054945112621057/455064135
has reply: https://twitter.com/c_aramelle/status/627196275637809152
has reply: https://twitter.com/nevali/status/627403067386920961
has reply: https://twitter.com/nevali/status/627403893861949440
has reply: https://twitter.com/Prewired/status/627055004793311232
has reply: https://twitter.com/rhiaro/status/627403237507878912
has reply: https://twitter.com/rhiaro/status/627404564266917888
has reply: https://twitter.com/WeeBletherer/status/627111173264134144
tmpcontent: Waiting for the bus to Birmingham for Festival of Code! Excited... Exhausted in anticipation.. ![](https://rhiaro.co.uk/photos/1508yrs/codebase.jpg)
actor: me
content: Waiting for the bus to Birmingham for Festival of Code! Excited... Exhausted in anticipation..
published: 2015-07-31T09:39:27+0100
summary: Amy wrote about prewired, yrs, & foc2015
tag: foc2015
tag: prewired
tag: yrs

way-too-excited
type: Note
has reply: the-real-excitement-is-how-fluid-responding-feels
tmpcontent: Way too excited about SWAT0 right now.
actor: me
content: Way too excited about SWAT0 right now.
in reply to: https://ben.thatmustbe.me/photo/2015/7/12/9/
published: 2015-07-13T01:07:38+0100
summary: Amy wrote about indieweb, socialwg, indiewebcamp, & swat0
tag: indieweb
tag: indiewebcamp
tag: socialwg
tag: swat0

webmention
type: Article
tmpcontent: # Webmention receipt and display This weekend at IndieWebCamp in Brighton, my main goal is to display received [webmentions](http://indiewebcamp.com/webmention) on my posts. Currently I collect them at [webmention.io](http://webmention.io) and will occasionally manually add them to my store when there's a reply I'd particularly like displayed. This is just displayed as a link at the bottom of the post. Initially I thought about just running a cron job to pull from webmention.io into my store. Since webmention.io does all the validating etc, this takes away a lot of work. Maybe I'll do that first, and sort out the display of full comments (not just URLs), and then look at dealing with the whole process myself. Here's the expected flow: ``` // If target not exists // Fail // else If source not exists (404 or 410) // If have had webmention from this source before OR have mentioned this post myself // Delete // -> Remove $source from local store // else // Fail // else If source not contains link to target // Fail // // else If have had webmention from this source before // This is an update: what has changed? // Content - edit "$source-author edited their {inferred post type} of/to $target" // -> Store updated $source for display // {property} - edit or addition of property "$source-author edited/added {property} of their {inferred post type} of/to $target" // -> If this is a property I store/display, store update // Replies/comments - new reply (receiving salmention) "$reply-author {inferred post type}d $source-author's post that mentions $target" // -> Store for future threading display purposes.. // // else Infer mention type // Content - mention "$source-author mentioned $target in a post." // like-of - like "$source-author liked $target" // repost-of - repost "$source-author reposted $target" // bookmark-of - bookmark "$source-author bookmarked $target" // category - tag "$source-author tagged $target in a post" / "$source-author tagged a post with $target" // in-…
actor: me
content: This weekend at IndieWebCamp in Brighton, my main goal is to display received webmentions on my posts. Currently I collect them at webmention.io and will occasionally manually add them to my store when there's a reply I'd particularly like displayed. This is just displayed as a link at the bottom of the post. Initially I thought about just running a cron job to pull from webmention.io into my store. Since webmention.io does all the validating etc, this takes away a lot of work. Maybe I'll do that first, and sort out the display of full comments (not just URLs), and then look at dealing with the whole process myself. Here's the expected flow: // If target not exists // Fail // else If source not exists (404 or 410) // If have had webmention from this source before OR have mentioned this post myself // Delete // -> Remove $source from local store // else // Fail // else If source not contains link to target // Fail // // else If have had webmention from this source before // This is an update: what has changed? // Content - edit "$source-author edited their {inferred post type} of/to $target" // -> Store updated $source for display // {property} - edit or addition of property "$source-author edited/added {property} of their {inferred post type} of/to $target" // -> If this is a property I store/display, store update // Replies/comments - new reply (receiving salmention) "$reply-author {inferred post type}d $source-author's post that mentions $target" // -> Store for future threading display purposes.. // // else Infer mention type // Content - mention "$source-author mentioned $target in a post." // like-of - like "$source-author liked $target" // repost-of - repost "$source-author reposted $target" // bookmark-of - bookmark "$source-author bookmarked $target" // category - tag "$source-author tagged $target in a post" / "$source-author tagged a post with $target" // in-reply-to - reply "$source-author replied to $target" // {other property} - {other} "$source-author …
name: Webmention receipt and display
published: 2015-07-10T19:19:41+0100
tag: hacking
tag: indieweb
tag: indiewebcamp
tag: slogd
tag: webmention

websci2015
type: Article
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/616703598500560901/14917791
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/616703598500560901/27624189
has reply: https://twitter.com/pbFeed/status/616716828002267136
tmpcontent: # WebSci2015 ACM [Web Science 2015](http://websci15.org) (Oxford, UK) was the complete opposite of [WWW2015](https://rhiaro.co.uk/2015/05/www2015). Almost to a point of saturation... but I shouldn't complain :) With a heavy weighting of social science (or social science influenced) papers, despite still having a majority of computer scientists in the audience, most sessions and panels were about ethics, privacy, digital rights, inclusivity and a 'pro-human' Web. The focus was overwhelmingly social media, with a side of Internet of Things, plus a weird smattering of robot ethics. Usually a focus on social media means lots of SNA, detecting content trends, and user profiling and other [things I hate](https://rhiaro.co.uk/2015/06/made-list-things), but instead substantial discussion of people as people, rather than users (or targets), was refreshing. There was also plenty of work on sites other than Twitter and Facebook! Such as individual blogs, social gaming sites, specialist and smaller communities. Though I'm not sure if we figured out any solutions to the personal data crisis. That's not to say it was all social! There were technical talks too, including a few papers on linked data. [Max](http://hip.cat) presented our paper *The Many Dimensions of Lying Online* during the first Online Social Behaviours session, and along with the other three papers presented formed a great narrative about the complex and nuanced nature of online identities, and how they both affect and are affected by technical systems. I'm not going to write up content here. Instead, see all my posts from during the conference at [/tag/websci15](https://rhiaro.co.uk/tag/websci15). Other things. The structure of the conference felt unusual (in a good way); parallel paper sessions were dispersed amongst panels and workshops. All sessions were very interdisciplinary. The catering was *really* good. There were fewer people than I expected.
actor: me
content: ACM Web Science 2015 (Oxford, UK) was the complete opposite of WWW2015. Almost to a point of saturation... but I shouldn't complain :) With a heavy weighting of social science (or social science influenced) papers, despite still having a majority of computer scientists in the audience, most sessions and panels were about ethics, privacy, digital rights, inclusivity and a 'pro-human' Web. The focus was overwhelmingly social media, with a side of Internet of Things, plus a weird smattering of robot ethics. Usually a focus on social media means lots of SNA, detecting content trends, and user profiling and other things I hate, but instead substantial discussion of people as people, rather than users (or targets), was refreshing. There was also plenty of work on sites other than Twitter and Facebook! Such as individual blogs, social gaming sites, specialist and smaller communities. Though I'm not sure if we figured out any solutions to the personal data crisis. That's not to say it was all social! There were technical talks too, including a few papers on linked data. Max presented our paper The Many Dimensions of Lying Online during the first Online Social Behaviours session, and along with the other three papers presented formed a great narrative about the complex and nuanced nature of online identities, and how they both affect and are affected by technical systems. I'm not going to write up content here. Instead, see all my posts from during the conference at /tag/websci15. Other things. The structure of the conference felt unusual (in a good way); parallel paper sessions were dispersed amongst panels and workshops. All sessions were very interdisciplinary. The catering was really good. There were fewer people than I expected.
name: WebSci2015
published: 2015-07-02T21:19:56+0100
tag: conference
tag: decentralisation
tag: ethics
tag: event
tag: identity
tag: online+personas
tag: phd
tag: privacy
tag: social+media
tag: social+networks
tag: social+science
tag: web+science
tag: web+we+want
tag: websci15

working-own
type: Note
tmpcontent: If you are working on your own website (or want to start) and want to hang out with other people doing the same today, come to [http://twitter.com/ncredinburgh](@ncredinburgh) and join [http://indiewebcamp.com/2015/Edinburgh](IndieWebCamp Edinburgh)!
actor: me
content: If you are working on your own website (or want to start) and want to hang out with other people doing the same today, come to http://twitter.com/ncredinburgh and join [http://indiewebcamp.com/2015/Edinburgh](IndieWebCamp Edinburgh)!
published: 2015-07-26T10:20:23+0100
summary: Amy wrote about hacking, & indiewebcamp
tag: hacking
tag: indiewebcamp

would-like-chat
type: Note
has reply: is-your-gender-also-a-radio-button-you-can-choose
has reply: https://rhiaro.co.uk/replies/2015-07-31-22-24-36
has reply: https://unrelenting.technology/replies/2015-07-31-22-24-36
tmpcontent: Would like to chat to people behind wifi login at Tebay Services. ![limited world view](https://rhiaro.co.uk/photos/1508yrs/tebay1.png) ![terrible email regex](https://rhiaro.co.uk/photos/1508yrs/tebay2.png) It rejected every fake email I tried. What is their validation regex?!
content: Would like to chat to people behind wifi login at Tebay Services. It rejected every fake email I tried. What is their validation regex?!
latitude: 54.45455
longitude: -2.61283
published: 2015-07-31T14:45:00+0100
summary: Amy wrote about gender, hci, ui, & form
tag: form
tag: gender
tag: hci
tag: ui

yo-dawg-heard
type: Note
has reply: micropub-in-the-pub
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/619930448186183680/18299065
has reply: https://twitter.com/IndieWebCampUK/status/620187427513200640
tmpcontent: Yo dawg I heard you like indiewebcamp ![indiewebcamp in your indiewebcamp](https://usercontent.irccloud-cdn.com/file/81sawnIG/IMG_2389.JPG)
actor: me
content: Yo dawg I heard you like indiewebcamp
latitude: 50.82128
longitude: -0.14321
published: 2015-07-11T19:04:16+0100
summary: Amy wrote about something
tag: indiewebcamp

https://rhiaro.co.uk/2015/08/1438964880
type: Add
actor: me
object: UAP.pdf
published: 2015-08-07T17:28:00+0100
summary: Amy added http://dig.csail.mit.edu/2009/presbrey/UAP.pdf to https://rhiaro.co.uk/bookmarks/
tag: access+control
tag: acl
tag: foaf
tag: linked+data
tag: presbrey
tag: privacy
tag: https://rhiaro.co.uk/tags/rdf
tag: semantic+web
tag: timbl
target: bookmarks

https://rhiaro.co.uk/2015/08/1439154360
type: Add
actor: me
object: 2500-h.htm
published: 2015-08-09T22:06:00+0100
summary: Amy added http://www.gutenberg.org/files/2500/2500-h/2500-h.htm to https://rhiaro.co.uk/bookmarks/
tag: book
target: bookmarks

https://rhiaro.co.uk/2015/08/1440948480
type: Add
actor: me
object: phd-paralysis
published: 2015-08-30T16:28:00+0100
summary: Amy added http://thesiswhisperer.com/2010/11/23/phd-paralysis/ to https://rhiaro.co.uk/bookmarks/
tag: phd
tag: thesis
tag: writing
target: bookmarks

https://rhiaro.co.uk/2015/08/1440948540
type: Add
actor: me
object: the-valley-of-shit
published: 2015-08-30T16:29:00+0100
summary: Amy added http://thesiswhisperer.com/2012/05/08/the-valley-of-shit/ to https://rhiaro.co.uk/bookmarks/
tag: phd
tag: thesis
target: bookmarks

https://rhiaro.co.uk/2015/08/1440948720
type: Add
actor: me
object: are-you-getting-in-the-way-of-your-phd
published: 2015-08-30T16:32:00+0100
summary: Amy added http://thesiswhisperer.com/2011/01/26/are-you-getting-in-the-way-of-your-phd/ to https://rhiaro.co.uk/bookmarks/
tag: phd
target: bookmarks

https://rhiaro.co.uk/2015/08/5874ab6a29ca7
type: Add
actor: me
object: gitxiv.com
published: 2015-08-03T07:44:44+00:00
summary: Amy added 'GitXiv u2013 Collaborative Open Computer Science | GitXiv' to Bookmarks
target: bookmarks

https://rhiaro.co.uk/2015/08/5874ab6a29ccb
type: Add
actor: me
object: scopus
published: 2015-08-03T12:15:50+00:00
summary: Amy added 'Scopus | The largest database of peer-reviewed literature | Elsevier' to Bookmarks
target: bookmarks

https://rhiaro.co.uk/2015/08/5874ab6a2f084
type: Add
actor: me
object: thepund.it
published: 2015-08-27T05:50:22+00:00
summary: Amy added 'Pundit - Semantic annotation tool' to Bookmarks
target: bookmarks

6-cities-holding
type: Note
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/636548441712238592/235193328
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/636548441712238592/5848122
has reply: https://twitter.com/edinb_r/status/636548696570753024
has reply: https://twitter.com/harry_reeder/status/636549302060490753
has reply: https://twitter.com/indiewebcamp/status/636560115425001472
has reply: https://twitter.com/IndieWebCampUK/status/636562604828327936
has reply: https://twitter.com/macleodan/status/636568111685193728
has reply: https://www.brid.gy/post/twitter/kevinmarks/636978912594034688
actor: me
content: 6 cities are holding Homebrew Website Clubs this week... Edinburgh is on Thursday, Forum, 17:30 onwards.. come along to work on your personal site! https://indiewebcamp.com/events/2015-08-27-homebrew-website-club
published: 2015-08-26T15:35:02+0100
summary: Amy wrote about hwc, indiewebcamp, indieweb, & hacking
tag: hacking
tag: hwc
tag: indieweb
tag: indiewebcamp

api-requirements
type: Article
tmpcontent: # API requirements derived from user stories *Draft post, in preparation for posting to SocialWG wiki* So far completed for [approved user stories](https://www.w3.org/wiki/Socialwg/Social_API/User_stories#Approved_user_stories). ~~~~ Note: These requirements are deliberately limited by the contents of the user stories. If things seem obviously missing, this is because they were not referenced in the user stories. I've tried not to over-generalise when summarising them, too. Process: 1. List required functionality from each user story. 2. Cluster related functionality, find overlap between stories (see colours/tags). 3. Organise requirements into shortlist. ## Requirements shortlist In no particular order. Tags/colours map to requirements by story, below. ### sub Subscribe to content * According to some filter, eg. by a certain user, posted to a certain group. * Undo a subscription. ### pub Publish content * Including text, photo, video, audio. * Including metadata and relations to other things, ie. audience/to, tags, reply-to, likes. * Update published content. * Delete published content. ### notif Notifications * User is somehow alerted when content is created that explicitly targets them (ie. as recipient or subject). ### read Read content * According to permissions. * Discovery of content according to criteria: * type (text, photo..); * associated with group; * created by a particular user; * by the content's target (replies/likes of a particular post). ## Requirements by story ### [SWAT0](https://www.w3.org/wiki/Socialwg/Social_API/User_stories#SWAT0) * Publishing a photo. pub * Push notifications. notif * Subscription to a user. sub * Commenting on / replying to a post. pub ### [User posts a note](https://www.w3.org/wiki/Socialwg/Social_API/User_stories#User_posts_a_note) * Publishing text content. pub * Updating published text. pub * Deleting published text. pub ### [Reading a user's recent posts](https://www.w3.org/wiki/Socialwg/Social_API/User_stories#Readin…
content: Draft post, in preparation for posting to SocialWG wiki So far completed for approved user stories. ~~~~ Note: These requirements are deliberately limited by the contents of the user stories. If things seem obviously missing, this is because they were not referenced in the user stories. I've tried not to over-generalise when summarising them, too. Process: List required functionality from each user story. Cluster related functionality, find overlap between stories (see colours/tags). Organise requirements into shortlist. Requirements shortlist In no particular order. Tags/colours map to requirements by story, below. sub Subscribe to content According to some filter, eg. by a certain user, posted to a certain group. Undo a subscription. pub Publish content Including text, photo, video, audio. Including metadata and relations to other things, ie. audience/to, tags, reply-to, likes. Update published content. Delete published content. notif Notifications User is somehow alerted when content is created that explicitly targets them (ie. as recipient or subject). read Read content According to permissions. Discovery of content according to criteria: type (text, photo..); associated with group; created by a particular user; by the content's target (replies/likes of a particular post). Requirements by story SWAT0 Publishing a photo. pub Push notifications. notif Subscription to a user. sub Commenting on / replying to a post. pub User posts a note Publishing text content. pub Updating published text. pub Deleting published text. pub Reading a user's recent posts Reading comments / replies. read Reading posts from a particular user. read Viewing photos from a particular user. read Following a person Subscription to a user. sub Publishing a photo. pub See a user's subscriptions. sub Read posts from a particular user. read Unsubscribe from a user. sub Read Social Stream Subscribe to a user (one way). sub Join a group ~= subscribe to group content. sub Publish a video. pub Publis…
name: API requirements derived from user stories
published: 2015-08-01T18:30:00+0100
tag: api+requirements
tag: social+api
tag: social+web
tag: socialwg
tag: user+stories
tag: w3c

around-wifi
type: Note
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/627408315090382848/1536306115
has reply: https://twitter.com/FredaOByrne/status/627562050710052864
has reply: https://twitter.com/Prewired/status/627994532542611456
tmpcontent: Around the wifi issues, preparation is underway! ![](https://rhiaro.co.uk/photos/1508yrs/prep.jpg) ![](https://rhiaro.co.uk/photos/1508yrs/prep2.jpg) ![](https://rhiaro.co.uk/photos/1508yrs/prep3.jpg)
actor: me
content: Around the wifi issues, preparation is underway!
latitude: 52.47882
longitude: -1.9102
published: 2015-08-01T10:16:48+0100
summary: Amy wrote about prewired, yrs, & foc2015
tag: foc2015
tag: prewired
tag: yrs

aw-wee-hackers
type: Note
tmpcontent: Aw, wee hackers will fund their development with tracking and advertising. Sigh.
actor: me
content: Aw, wee hackers will fund their development with tracking and advertising. Sigh.
latitude: 52.47857
longitude: -1.911
published: 2015-08-01T12:04:18+0100
summary: Amy wrote about yrs, foc2015, & advertising
tag: advertising
tag: foc2015
tag: yrs

extensibility
type: Article
has reply: mf2
has reply: i-think-amy-just-reinvented-xmdp-xmdpdescription-and-rel-profile--
has reply: rwbB9qMTS-SEC3ND-23cxg
has reply: though-i-m-not-in-the-social-wg-i-am-curious-about
has reply: https://twitter.com/annbass/status/636287022781476864
blog#: icroformats2,socialwg,social web,indieweb,mf2,linked data,rdf
tmpcontent: # On extensibility of Microformats This post is for: * People who don't understand what microformats2 are used for beyond SEO. * People who like linked data, and think microformats2 is a small, centrally controlled vocabulary. * People who think microformats2 is not extensible, and don't understand when microformats people say 'of course it is!' * People who like microformats2 and don't understand when linked data people insist that it's not extensible. * People who like microformats2 and don't understand what all the RDF fuss is about. * Machines who can't read the microformats2 documentation (heh, just kidding, the contents of this post aren't machine readable, sorry machines, maybe one day). **tl;dr**: The extensibility mechanism of Microformats is alien to people used to linked data because extensions that are not [yet] accepted into the core are not [consistently] documented by their authors to make them reusable, and from the outside the process for getting things accepted into the core looks very centralised and... cliquey. Things may also be confusing due to conflation of syntax and vocabulary. **Disclaimer:** I'm writing this tongue in cheek because I have to entertain myself somehow, please don't take offence at anything. From hereon I will refer to microformats2 as mf2. **Background:** I use mf2 and linked data, and appreciate the benefits of both. From what I've heard from the people with the loudest voices, folks tend to be on principle on one side or the other, as if they're in opposition or fundamentally incompatible. Y'all should check your koolaid. My goal is not to promote one over the other, just to try to explain things as I see it and maybe clarify some stuff for some people. I'm sure there are people out there who use and appreciate both, but I can't say I've heard from many of them. ## What are microformats for? Mf2 has been adopted by the [indieweb](http://indiewebcamp.com) community for interoperability of social websites. There is now a lar…
actor: me
content: This post is for: People who don't understand what microformats2 are used for beyond SEO. People who like linked data, and think microformats2 is a small, centrally controlled vocabulary. People who think microformats2 is not extensible, and don't understand when microformats people say 'of course it is!' People who like microformats2 and don't understand when linked data people insist that it's not extensible. People who like microformats2 and don't understand what all the RDF fuss is about. Machines who can't read the microformats2 documentation (heh, just kidding, the contents of this post aren't machine readable, sorry machines, maybe one day). tl;dr: The extensibility mechanism of Microformats is alien to people used to linked data because extensions that are not [yet] accepted into the core are not [consistently] documented by their authors to make them reusable, and from the outside the process for getting things accepted into the core looks very centralised and... cliquey. Things may also be confusing due to conflation of syntax and vocabulary. Disclaimer: I'm writing this tongue in cheek because I have to entertain myself somehow, please don't take offence at anything. From hereon I will refer to microformats2 as mf2. Background: I use mf2 and linked data, and appreciate the benefits of both. From what I've heard from the people with the loudest voices, folks tend to be on principle on one side or the other, as if they're in opposition or fundamentally incompatible. Y'all should check your koolaid. My goal is not to promote one over the other, just to try to explain things as I see it and maybe clarify some stuff for some people. I'm sure there are people out there who use and appreciate both, but I can't say I've heard from many of them. What are microformats for? Mf2 has been adopted by the indieweb community for interoperability of social websites. There is now a large overlap between the microformats and indieweb communities. The scope of indieweb is so…
name: On extensibility of Microformats
published: 2015-08-20T14:29:32+0100

found-vegan-frys
type: Note
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/637965730043031552/128647965
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/637965730043031552/145536476
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/637965730043031552/1483228087
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/637965730043031552/1926614066
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/637965730043031552/2221518722
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/637965730043031552/2273995189
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/637965730043031552/2688027745
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/637965730043031552/27628345
has reply: https://twitter.com/ShakeawayLand/status/638070983568527360
has reply: https://twitter.com/VeganEventsScot/status/638032526573969408
tmpcontent: I found vegan Fry's Peppermint Cream milkshake at [Shakeaway's](http://twitter.com/shakeawayland) in Edinburgh ![chub](https://rhiaro.co.uk/photos/150830_shake.jpg)
actor: me
cc: taradoesstuff
content: I found vegan Fry's Peppermint Cream milkshake at Shakeaway's in Edinburgh
latitude: 55.94981
location: shakeaway.com
longitude: -3.20563
published: 2015-08-30T13:29:08+0100
summary: Amy wrote about vegan, edinburgh, milkshake, & http://twitter.com/shakeawayland
tag: http://twitter.com/shakeawayland
tag: edinburgh
tag: milkshake
tag: vegan

heh-app-detects
type: Note
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/627438437315035136/12515352
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/627438437315035136/15090636
tmpcontent: Heh, app that detects two pebble-wearers fist bumping to transfer data is cool.
actor: me
content: Heh, app that detects two pebble-wearers fist bumping to transfer data is cool.
latitude: 52.47851
longitude: -1.91096
published: 2015-08-01T12:18:37+0100
summary: Amy wrote about yrs, & foc2015
tag: foc2015
tag: yrs

honeycomb-apple
type: Article
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/628962562953080834/18191576
tmpcontent: # Honeycomb apple cakes I made honeycomb! Strictly bee-exploitation free, of course. It was way easier than I expected, and didn't result in my entire kitchen becoming sticky. Just most of it. * 100g caster sugar * 4 tablespoons refined sugar [golden] syrup * 1.5 teaspoons bicarbonate of soda Mix the sugar and sugar syrup together and heat until bubbling and golden brown. Lots of people seem to have trouble with this (burning it etc), but I never have when making caramel in the past and didn't this time. Just gotta not take your eyes of it. It doesn't take long. The fun part is removing it from the heat and quickly mixing in the bicarb, when it bubbled up spectacularly. Poured into a lined tin to cool: ![bubbly boiled sugar](https://rhiaro.co.uk/photos/1508honeycomb/fizz.jpg) I have to deal with this later.. ![bubbly boiled sugar](https://rhiaro.co.uk/photos/1508honeycomb/pan.jpg) It took about 20 minutes to cool fully: ![bubbly boiled sugar](https://rhiaro.co.uk/photos/1508honeycomb/top.jpg) And was amazing. Pretty much like the inside of a Cadbury's Crunchy: ![bubbly boiled sugar](https://rhiaro.co.uk/photos/1508honeycomb/edge.jpg) I crunched some up and added it to vegan apple cupcake mix: * 130g caster sugar + 100g dairy-free margarine * plus Three small apples very finely chopped * plus 190g self raising flour + teaspoon baking powder * plus ~140ml caramel rooibos, which I had brewed earlier (any liquid will do until cake batter consistency reached..) * plus... ![bubbly boiled sugar](https://rhiaro.co.uk/photos/1508honeycomb/mix.jpg) Equals: ![bubbly boiled sugar](https://rhiaro.co.uk/photos/1508honeycomb/cakes.jpg) (Icing was icing sugar, chopped apple and margarine). The exposed honeycomb in the cakes burnt though, so watch out for that. The icing is a coverup. Nobody will know.
content: I made honeycomb! Strictly bee-exploitation free, of course. It was way easier than I expected, and didn't result in my entire kitchen becoming sticky. Just most of it. 100g caster sugar 4 tablespoons refined sugar [golden] syrup 1.5 teaspoons bicarbonate of soda Mix the sugar and sugar syrup together and heat until bubbling and golden brown. Lots of people seem to have trouble with this (burning it etc), but I never have when making caramel in the past and didn't this time. Just gotta not take your eyes of it. It doesn't take long. The fun part is removing it from the heat and quickly mixing in the bicarb, when it bubbled up spectacularly. Poured into a lined tin to cool: I have to deal with this later.. It took about 20 minutes to cool fully: And was amazing. Pretty much like the inside of a Cadbury's Crunchy: I crunched some up and added it to vegan apple cupcake mix: 130g caster sugar + 100g dairy-free margarine plus Three small apples very finely chopped plus 190g self raising flour + teaspoon baking powder plus ~140ml caramel rooibos, which I had brewed earlier (any liquid will do until cake batter consistency reached..) plus... Equals: (Icing was icing sugar, chopped apple and margarine). The exposed honeycomb in the cakes burnt though, so watch out for that. The icing is a coverup. Nobody will know.
name: Honeycomb apple cakes
published: 2015-08-05T17:09:00+0100
tag: apple
tag: cake
tag: honeycomb
tag: mbaking
tag: recipe
tag: sugar
tag: vegan

ilooklikeanengineer
type: Note
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/628650260299128833/1002748836
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/628650260299128833/1014234860
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/628650260299128833/15090636
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/628650260299128833/1713188785
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/628650260299128833/193573735
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/628650260299128833/210470657
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/628650260299128833/253227149
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/628650260299128833/281950081
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/628650260299128833/2996236327
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/628650260299128833/414227991
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/628650260299128833/44627268
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/628650260299128833/756938521
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/628650260299128833/785209428
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/628650260299128833/98650459
has reply: https://lukasrosenstock.net/post/63280048
has reply: https://twitter.com/nntsn/status/628656395563307008
has reply: https://twitter.com/RaeKnowler/status/628812257703673856
has reply: https://twitter.com/wilkieii/status/628650501912047616
tmpcontent: ILookLikeAnEngineer tho I'm not sure I'm engineering anything but confusion at the moment. ![An engineer](https://rhiaro.co.uk/photos/1508yrs/amy.jpg)
actor: me
content: ILookLikeAnEngineer tho I'm not sure I'm engineering anything but confusion at the moment.
published: 2015-08-04T20:32:49+0100
summary: Amy wrote about something
tag: ilooklikeanengineer

im-never-really
type: Note
has reply: children-model-adult-behaviour-they-see---at-a-hackathon
tmpcontent: I'm never really sure what to think when kids are coming out with buzzwords and marketing speak and worshipping/pandering to tech giants.
actor: me
content: I'm never really sure what to think when kids are coming out with buzzwords and marketing speak and worshipping/pandering to tech giants.
latitude: 52.47844
longitude: -1.91095
published: 2015-08-01T12:44:31+0100
summary: Amy wrote about yrs, & foc2015
tag: foc2015
tag: yrs

im-privacy
type: Note
tmpcontent: And now I'm at the privacy and identity summer school.![IFIP](https://rhiaro.co.uk/photos/150816_ifip.jpg)
actor: me
content: And now I'm at the privacy and identity summer school.
latitude: 55.93637
location: Edinburgh
longitude: -3.17904
published: 2015-08-16T18:35:50+0100
summary: Amy wrote about privacy, identity, summer school, ifip2015, ifip, ifip15, & PhD
tag: phd
tag: identity
tag: ifip15
tag: ifip2015
tag: ifip
tag: PhD
tag: privacy
tag: summer+school

jumphttprhiarocoukphotos1508mumjumpjpg
type: Note
tmpcontent: ![jump](https://rhiaro.co.uk/photos/1508mum/jump.jpg)
actor: me
location: Sutton-on-Sea
published: 2015-08-22T19:41:00+0100
summary: Amy wrote about life, beach, family, & sutton-on-sea
tag: beach
tag: family
tag: life
tag: sutton-on-sea

kitbhttpkitbpw
type: Note
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/637342820857212929/14741253
has reply: don-t-you-hate-when-you-spend-8-years-making-all
tmpcontent: [KitB](http://kitb.pw) and I just spent time calculating that with our current kitchen under optimal conditions it would take 8 years to make a million cookies.
actor: me
content: KitB and I just spent time calculating that with our current kitchen under optimal conditions it would take 8 years to make a million cookies.
published: 2015-08-28T20:13:44+0100
summary: Amy wrote about life, & cookies
tag: cookies
tag: life

long-walk
type: Article
has reply: https://twitter.com/urbaneprofessor/status/632958198245380096
actor: me
content: Rikki and I walked from Edinburgh to North Berwick, almost 30 miles, in 11 hours. This is the longest walk I've ever done in one go, and I pushed my legs and feet to the absolute limit. Here's the GPS trace on Runkeeper. We departed Edinburgh at 2am, and walked straight to Portobello. From there, we just followed the coast. Next stop: Musselburgh. The sun started to make an appearance around 5am, albeit on the other side of clouds. Looking back at where we'd come from, the distinctive shape of Arthur's Seat and the Crags: And forward to the decommissioned power station at Port Seton: From here, Morrison's Haven: Murals welcomed us to Prestonpans. Above is John Muir, whose Way we followed for most of the walk. Undergoing deconstruction, the old power station: And some very personalised graffiti in Port Seton: Finally the rain let up (did I mention it had been raining for the entire first few hours?). By now, the power station and Holyrood are recognisable silhouettes in the distance. Our feet were starting to ache slightly. But beautiful beaches and encouraging signs awaited us. Soon we were deep into golf course territory. My knees were saying things like "ohai I see you've been walking for several hours now, might want to get that looked at." So naturally we decided to take a 3 mile diversion via the Aberlady nature reserve, rather than head straight down the road to North Berwick. This paid off with gorgeous empty beaches. And interesting things from the sea. Then we lost the path, scrambled through undergrowth, aggressive plantlife shredded my legs (why do I always head out in shorts?) and we emerged on a golf course. Bemused golfers advised us to get a bus, and directed us to the road. We had other plans, headed through private golf course residents land, with fancy houses. "Look at those children, running around like they still have feet." - Rikki We figured that if we were caught somewhere we weren't supposed to be, the worst that could happen is they'd take i…
name: The Long Walk
published: 2015-08-16T17:36:11+0100
tag: walk
tag: travel
tag: runkeeper
tag: north+berwick
tag: life
tag: edinburgh

new-favourite
type: Note
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/631854220057157632/305585144
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/631854220057157632/5848122
has reply: https://twitter.com/_hayden_ball/status/631876753334661121
has reply: https://twitter.com/lukeshr/status/631913348049846272
tmpcontent: My new favourite thing about [Edinburgh Fringe](http://twitter.com/edfringe) is the purple floodlight the BBC venue now has pointing DIRECTLY AT MY EYES through my office window.
actor: me
content: My new favourite thing about Edinburgh Fringe is the purple floodlight the BBC venue now has pointing DIRECTLY AT MY EYES through my office window.
published: 2015-08-13T16:44:28+0100
summary: Amy wrote about something
tag: edfringe

noticing-posters
type: Note
has reply: https://twitter.com/MissPunslinger/status/628249387811119104
tmpcontent: Noticing posters advertising shows for [the Fringe](http://twitter.com/edfringe) dominated by white men. If I go to any this year, will have a minorities-only policy I think.
actor: me
content: Noticing posters advertising shows for the Fringe dominated by white men. If I go to any this year, will have a minorities-only policy I think.
published: 2015-08-03T17:58:48+0100
summary: Amy wrote about something
tag: edinburgh

oh
type: Note
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/628981205741010944/507922769
has reply: https://twitter.com/indecisivecoder/status/628987265512009728
tmpcontent: OH at [Prewired](http://www.prewired.org): Learn Python, it can do all the things. Except some things. But learn Python.
actor: me
content: OH at Prewired: Learn Python, it can do all the things. Except some things. But learn Python.
published: 2015-08-05T18:28:45+0100
summary: Amy wrote about teaching, prewired, & kids
tag: kids
tag: prewired
tag: teaching

oh-prewiredhttpwwwprewiredorg
type: Note
tmpcontent: OH at [Prewired](http://www.prewired.org): "This is Minecraft, I can do whatever I want."
content: OH at Prewired: "This is Minecraft, I can do whatever I want.
published: 2015-08-19T18:24:35+0100
summary: Amy wrote about teaching, prewired, & minecraft
tag: minecraft
tag: prewired
tag: teaching

quit
type: Note
tmpcontent: i quit
actor: me
content: i quit
in reply to: https://twitter.com/emax/status/635856657780707328
published: 2015-08-24T18:15:55+0100
summary: Amy wrote about phd, social web, social media, & social science
tag: phd
tag: social+media
tag: social+science
tag: social+web

super-impressed
type: Note
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/633928560814747652/117553058
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/633928560814747652/25805235
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/633928560814747652/7297172
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/633928560814747652/857843125
has reply: https://twitter.com/iainsme/status/633947982774312960
tmpcontent: Super impressed with over 50% female keynote speakers at [IFIP2015 summer school on privacy and identity management](http://www.ifip-summerschool.org) :D
actor: me
content: Super impressed with over 50% female keynote speakers at IFIP2015 summer school on privacy and identity management :D
published: 2015-08-19T10:07:27+0100
summary: Amy wrote about event, conference, gender, summer school, diversity, ifip2015, ifip, & ifip15
tag: conference
tag: diversity
tag: event
tag: gender
tag: ifip15
tag: ifip2015
tag: ifip
tag: summer+school

taking-mobility
type: Article
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/633977146717900801/363276700
tmpcontent: # Taking mobility for granted On Monday evening my left knee started being painful, and very gradually has got worse over the past couple of days. I now can't use stairs comfortably in either direction, and sloping ground is starting to cause problems too. It hasn't taken much for me to realise how much I take good mobility for granted. I feel hugely guilty whenever I've stepped in a lift to travel one or two floors today, and keep forgetting and skipping at stairs like I usually would; one step is enough to remind me that that way lies only pain. I'm distressed that I'm unlikely to be able to run this week. Other inconveniences include having to remember not to sit with my legs folded under or beside me or crossed over like I usually do, and tying my shoelaces and picking things up from the floor being more difficult. I'm not in *that* much pain, and it's all pretty minor really, and it'll probably be gone soon, but even this is having an impact on going about my day. I'm really posting this to remind myself, and anyone reading, to take more time to imagine life in this ableist world for people with more severe or long term mobility issues. (Yes Mum, I've made a doctor's appointment).
actor: me
content: On Monday evening my left knee started being painful, and very gradually has got worse over the past couple of days. I now can't use stairs comfortably in either direction, and sloping ground is starting to cause problems too. It hasn't taken much for me to realise how much I take good mobility for granted. I feel hugely guilty whenever I've stepped in a lift to travel one or two floors today, and keep forgetting and skipping at stairs like I usually would; one step is enough to remind me that that way lies only pain. I'm distressed that I'm unlikely to be able to run this week. Other inconveniences include having to remember not to sit with my legs folded under or beside me or crossed over like I usually do, and tying my shoelaces and picking things up from the floor being more difficult. I'm not in that much pain, and it's all pretty minor really, and it'll probably be gone soon, but even this is having an impact on going about my day. I'm really posting this to remind myself, and anyone reading, to take more time to imagine life in this ableist world for people with more severe or long term mobility issues. (Yes Mum, I've made a doctor's appointment).
name: Taking mobility for granted
published: 2015-08-19T13:20:48+0100
tag: ableism
tag: life
tag: mobility
tag: running

tales-from-house
type: Note
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/630408246268968960/15090636
has reply: honestly-im-impressed-your-mom-knows-how-to-use-hangouts
tmpcontent: Tales from the house I grew up in: my mother is on a Hangout and it's making IRC lag. Crisis.
actor: me
content: Tales from the house I grew up in: my mother is on a Hangout and it's making IRC lag. Crisis.
published: 2015-08-09T16:59:27+0100
summary: Amy wrote about life, irc, wifi, & crisis
tag: crisis
tag: irc
tag: life
tag: wifi

threaded-replies
type: Note
has reply: comment-20150811094822
has reply: comment-20150811122226
tmpcontent: Threaded replies are what all the cool kids are doing.
actor: me
content: Threaded replies are what all the cool kids are doing.
in reply to: comment-20150810110710
published: 2015-08-11T09:57:08+0100
summary: Amy wrote about test, & threaded replies
tag: test
tag: threaded+replies

today-drummers
type: Note
tmpcontent: Today, drummers outside the office window. Is the Fringe over yet? Please?
actor: me
content: Today, drummers outside the office window. Is the Fringe over yet? Please?
published: 2015-08-14T16:44:26+0100
summary: Amy wrote about something
tag: edfring

tried-write-sql
type: Note
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/638028656691007488/19911763
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/638028656691007488/25275776
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/638028656691007488/291878234
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/638028656691007488/40341263
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/638028656691007488/44687734
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/638028656691007488/55137522
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/638028656691007488/643563
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/638028656691007488/81875677
has reply: https://twitter.com/LearningSPARQL/status/638373504170242048
tmpcontent: Tried to write an SQL query and discovered I now only know SPARQL.
actor: me
content: Tried to write an SQL query and discovered I now only know SPARQL.
published: 2015-08-30T17:38:34+0100
summary: Amy wrote about sparql, & sql
tag: sparql
tag: sql

use
type: Note
tmpcontent: my use of capitalisation and punctuation in textual communications definitely reflects my mood
actor: me
content: my use of capitalisation and punctuation in textual communications definitely reflects my mood
published: 2015-08-11T00:00:34+0100
summary: Amy wrote about life, irc, & grammar
tag: grammar
tag: irc
tag: life

what-biggest
type: Note
tmpcontent: "What was your biggest challenge?" - answer overwhelmingly "learnt new thing from scratch this week"
content: "What was your biggest challenge?" - answer overwhelmingly "learnt new thing from scratch this week
latitude: 52.47851
longitude: -1.91096
published: 2015-08-01T12:50:24+0100
summary: Amy wrote about yrs, & foc2015
tag: foc2015
tag: yrs

https://rhiaro.co.uk/2015/09/1441144020
type: Add
actor: me
object: Hackers: Heroes of the Computer Revolution
published: 2015-09-01T22:47:00+0100
summary: Amy added http://dbpedia.org/resource/Hackers:_Heroes_of_the_Computer_Revolution to https://rhiaro.co.uk/bookmarks/
target: bookmarks

https://rhiaro.co.uk/2015/09/1441144980
type: Add
actor: me
object: how-recursion-got-into-programming-a-comedy-of-errors-3
published: 2015-09-01T23:03:00+0100
summary: Amy added https://vanemden.wordpress.com/2014/06/18/how-recursion-got-into-programming-a-comedy-of-errors-3/ to https://rhiaro.co.uk/bookmarks/
tag: hacking
tag: programming
tag: recursion
tag: standards
target: bookmarks

https://rhiaro.co.uk/2015/09/1441752960
type: Add
actor: me
object: what-your-api-would-look-like-as-webpage.html
published: 2015-09-08T23:56:00+0100
summary: Amy added http://blog.sgo.to/2014/04/what-your-api-would-look-like-as-webpage.html to https://rhiaro.co.uk/bookmarks/
tag: http
tag: api
tag: hypermedia
tag: schema.org
target: bookmarks

https://rhiaro.co.uk/2015/09/1442004060
type: Add
actor: me
object: capintro.html
published: 2015-09-11T21:41:00+0100
summary: Amy added http://www.eros-os.org/essays/capintro.html to https://rhiaro.co.uk/bookmarks/
tag: access+control
tag: acl
tag: capability
target: bookmarks

https://rhiaro.co.uk/2015/09/1442006220
type: Add
actor: me
object: worse-is-better.html
published: 2015-09-11T22:17:00+0100
summary: Amy added http://www.jwz.org/doc/worse-is-better.html to https://rhiaro.co.uk/bookmarks/
tag: principles
tag: software+engineering
tag: worse+is+better
target: bookmarks

https://rhiaro.co.uk/2015/09/1442316600
type: Add
actor: me
object: how-to-configure-virtual-memory-swap-file-on-a-vps
published: 2015-09-15T12:30:00+0100
summary: Amy added https://www.digitalocean.com/community/tutorials/how-to-configure-virtual-memory-swap-file-on-a-vps to https://rhiaro.co.uk/bookmarks/
tag: digital+ocean
tag: hacking
tag: mysql
tag: ram
tag: swap
tag: sysadmin
tag: vps
target: bookmarks

https://rhiaro.co.uk/2015/09/1442347800
type: Add
type: Note
actor: me
object: how-social-should-social-collaboration-be
published: 2015-09-15T21:10:00+0100
summary: Amy added http://www.forbes.com/sites/davidcarr/2015/04/27/how-social-should-social-collaboration-be/ to https://rhiaro.co.uk/bookmarks/
tag: business
tag: collaboration
tag: cscw
tag: federation
tag: interoperability
tag: phd
tag: profiles
tag: social+web
target: bookmarks

https://rhiaro.co.uk/2015/09/1442350500
type: Add
actor: me
object: rdfa.info
published: 2015-09-15T21:55:00+0100
summary: Amy added http://rdfa.info/ to https://rhiaro.co.uk/bookmarks/
tag: linked+data
tag: phd
tag: https://rhiaro.co.uk/tags/rdf
tag: rdfa
target: bookmarks

https://rhiaro.co.uk/2015/09/1442518380
type: Add
actor: me
object: d-cent-research-digital-identity-ecosystems
published: 2015-09-17T20:33:00+0100
summary: Amy added http://www.nesta.org.uk/publications/d-cent-research-digital-identity-ecosystems to https://rhiaro.co.uk/bookmarks/
tag: authentication
tag: dcent
tag: decentralised
tag: identity
tag: phd
tag: social+web
target: bookmarks

https://rhiaro.co.uk/2015/09/1442519160
type: Add
actor: me
object: D4.1-State-of-the-Art new 2.pdf
published: 2015-09-17T20:46:00+0100
summary: Amy added http://dcentproject.eu/wp-content/uploads/2014/01/D4.1-State-of-the-Art_new_2.pdf to https://rhiaro.co.uk/bookmarks/
tag: dcent
tag: decentralised
tag: identity
tag: indieweb
tag: phd
tag: profiles
tag: social+web
tag: socialwg
target: bookmarks

https://rhiaro.co.uk/2015/09/1442519520
type: Add
actor: me
object: Anon Terminology v0.21.pdf
published: 2015-09-17T20:52:00+0100
summary: Amy added https://dud.inf.tu-dresden.de/literatur/Anon_Terminology_v0.21.pdf to https://rhiaro.co.uk/bookmarks/
tag: anonymity
tag: identity
tag: phd
tag: privacy
tag: pseudonymity
tag: taxonomy
target: bookmarks

https://rhiaro.co.uk/2015/09/1443018540
type: Add
actor: me
object: how-to-display-threaded-discussions-on-the-web
published: 2015-09-23T15:29:00+0100
summary: Amy added http://www.elezea.com/2015/09/how-to-display-threaded-discussions-on-the-web/ to https://rhiaro.co.uk/bookmarks/
tag: comments
tag: hacking
tag: indieweb
tag: replies
tag: social+web
tag: threading
tag: ui
target: bookmarks

https://rhiaro.co.uk/2015/09/1443360720
type: Add
actor: me
object: pubs.html
published: 2015-09-27T14:32:00+0100
summary: Amy added http://www.csdl.tamu.edu/~marshall/pubs.html to https://rhiaro.co.uk/bookmarks/
tag: attribution
tag: content+creation
tag: identity
tag: marshall
tag: papers
tag: phd
tag: profiles
tag: resources
tag: social+media
tag: social+science
tag: social+web
tag: social
tag: ugc
tag: web
target: bookmarks

https://rhiaro.co.uk/2015/09/5874ab6a29d1b
type: Add
actor: me
object: harvard-university-journal-publishers-prices
published: 2015-09-14T12:55:38+00:00
summary: Amy added 'Harvard University says it can't afford journal publishers' prices | Science | The Guardian' to Bookmarks
target: bookmarks

https://rhiaro.co.uk/2015/09/5874ab6a29dbd
type: Add
actor: me
object: introducing-ledger-the-first-bitcoin-only-academic-journal
published: 2015-09-16T08:24:18+00:00
summary: Amy added 'Introducing Ledger, the First Bitcoin-Only Academic Journal | Motherboard' to Bookmarks
target: bookmarks

https://rhiaro.co.uk/2015/09/5874ab6a29e11
type: Add
actor: me
object: oecdprinciplesandguidelinesforaccesstoresearchdatafrompublicfunding.htm
published: 2015-09-22T11:52:51+00:00
summary: Amy added 'OECD Principles and Guidelines for Access to Research Data from Public Funding - OECD' to Bookmarks
target: bookmarks

https://rhiaro.co.uk/2015/09/5874ab6a2e7e2
type: Add
actor: me
object: structure
published: 2015-09-22T15:30:53+00:00
summary: Amy added 'EDUPUB Structural Semantics' to Bookmarks
target: bookmarks

https://rhiaro.co.uk/2015/09/5874ab6a2e82e
type: Add
actor: me
object: hypermedia.htm
published: 2015-09-24T23:13:44+00:00
summary: Amy added 'hypermedia' to Bookmarks
target: bookmarks

https://rhiaro.co.uk/2015/09/5874ab6a2e87d
type: Add
actor: me
object: pubs.html
published: 2015-09-27T12:47:30+00:00
summary: Amy added 'Publications: Cathy Marshall' to Bookmarks
target: bookmarks

astounded-humbled
type: Note
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/647468597745426435/55247494
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/647468597745426435/5848122
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/647468597745426435/88408565
has reply: https://twitter.com/emax/status/647469187904991232
has reply: https://twitter.com/emax/status/647471018580291584
has reply: https://twitter.com/rhiaro/status/647469311074914304
tmpcontent: Astounded and humbled by [eMax's](http://hip.cat/emax/) epic sleep-deprived multi-paper writing skills. When I grow up, I want to be just like him. I am privileged to coauthor with him and [DMR](http://www.mo-seph.com/).
actor: me
content: Astounded and humbled by eMax's epic sleep-deprived multi-paper writing skills. When I grow up, I want to be just like him. I am privileged to coauthor with him and DMR.
published: 2015-09-25T18:48:59+0100
summary: Amy wrote about phd, academia, chi2016, writing, emax, & acwri
tag: academia
tag: acwri
tag: chi2016
tag: emax
tag: phd
tag: writing

daleks-announcing
type: Note
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/645139923062943744/5848122
has reply: https://twitter.com/LukasRosenstock/status/645165374183505920
tmpcontent: Daleks announcing passenger advice at Victoria this morning. Can't argue with that.
actor: me
content: Daleks announcing passenger advice at Victoria this morning. Can't argue with that.
published: 2015-09-19T08:35:53+0100
summary: Amy wrote about travel, london, doctor who, & dalek
tag: dalek
tag: doctor+who
tag: london
tag: travel

last
type: Note
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/648573790197317636/561207668
tmpcontent: Last [tardispub](http://tardis.pub) (or any pub) at [The Auld Hoose](http://twitter.com/theauldhoose) for a year.. ![falafel](https://rhiaro.co.uk/photos/150928_hoose.jpg)
actor: me
content: Last tardispub (or any pub) at The Auld Hoose for a year..
published: 2015-09-28T19:06:28+0100
summary: Amy wrote about food, vegan, & theauldhoose
tag: food
tag: theauldhoose
tag: vegan

post-chi-deadline
type: Note
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/647488707977707520/113492579
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/647488707977707520/25326285
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/647488707977707520/2580590426
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/647488707977707520/414227991
has reply: https://twitter.com/jmahoney127/status/647491737183760384
has reply: https://twitter.com/shaunlawson/status/647491175809728512
tmpcontent: Post-chi-deadline celebration![nachos](https://rhiaro.co.uk/photos/150925_nachos.jpg)
actor: me
content: Post-chi-deadline celebration
published: 2015-09-25T20:09:10+0100
summary: Amy wrote about vegan, chi2016, nachos, & auld hoose
tag: auld+hoose
tag: chi2016
tag: nachos
tag: vegan

post-type
type: Article
has reply: http://wirres.net/article/articleview/8697/1/51/
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/649272597528604673/1562961949
has reply: wordpress-post-format-discovery
tmpcontent: # Post type discovery Several months ago I wrote about [switching from explicit to implict post types](https://rhiaro.co.uk/2015/04/post-and-activity-types) for my blog, and looked a little at [generating an ActivityStream from content objects (posts) based on their properties](https://rhiaro.co.uk/2015/05/generating). My thoughts have progressed on both of these things since then, and I've also added a few more post types to my site. Yesterday [Tantek](http://tantek.com) published a working draft of a [post type discovery algorithm](https://indiewebcamp.com/post-type-discovery) so to add to the discussion, here is the version of this that I currently implement; similar but different. I mostly use this to display different icons by posts. Worth noting that I don't in anyway differentiate photo type posts, just notes or articles with photos embedded in them, sometimes with properties that make them display as more specific types (like a checkin). Speaking of, I've previously written [my quite specific handling of checkins vs notes with location](https://rhiaro.co.uk/2015/05/checkins). * if `content` * note post * if `header` (aka `title` aka `name`) * article post * if `startLocation` and `endLocation` * travel plan post * if `reply-to` * if `rvsp` * - rsvp post * else * - reply post * if `location` * checkin post * if `like-of` * like post * else if `repost-of` * repost post * else if `bookmark-of` * bookmark post * else if `follow-of` * follow post * else if type(`LlogPost`) * llog post * if food `tag` * - food post * if sleep `tag` * - sleep post * if exercise `tag` * - exercise post * if `read-of` * read post * if `mention-of` * // I use this when I'm displaying incoming webmentions that don't pick up another type, I don't have any of my own posts I consider 'mentions' posts yet * mention/link post * if `location` and not `content` * vague checkin My algorithm cascades; ie. the *last* criterion that matches takes effect. However, I don't display different posts v…
content: Several months ago I wrote about switching from explicit to implict post types for my blog, and looked a little at generating an ActivityStream from content objects (posts) based on their properties. My thoughts have progressed on both of these things since then, and I've also added a few more post types to my site. Yesterday Tantek published a working draft of a post type discovery algorithm so to add to the discussion, here is the version of this that I currently implement; similar but different. I mostly use this to display different icons by posts. Worth noting that I don't in anyway differentiate photo type posts, just notes or articles with photos embedded in them, sometimes with properties that make them display as more specific types (like a checkin). Speaking of, I've previously written my quite specific handling of checkins vs notes with location. if content note post if header (aka title aka name) article post if startLocation and endLocation travel plan post if reply-to if rvsp rsvp post else reply post if location checkin post if like-of like post else if repost-of repost post else if bookmark-of bookmark post else if follow-of follow post else if type(LlogPost) llog post if food tag food post if sleep tag sleep post if exercise tag exercise post if read-of read post if mention-of // I use this when I'm displaying incoming webmentions that don't pick up another type, I don't have any of my own posts I consider 'mentions' posts yet mention/link post if location and not content vague checkin My algorithm cascades; ie. the last criterion that matches takes effect. However, I don't display different posts very differently... in fact, I use one template for everything, and for all posts with content, display all properties which are present. So all posts with additional properties might as well also be considered notes and articles. Issues In just writing this out I've noticed a few things I need to tighten up. For example, I see no reason a like post can't …
latitude: 63.9941
longitude: -22.62383
name: Post type discovery
published: 2015-09-30T17:31:00+0100
tag: algorithm
tag: discovery
tag: explicit+typing
tag: implicit+typing
tag: indieweb
tag: indiewebcamp
tag: post+types
tag: social+web
tag: socialwg

should
type: Note
tmpcontent: I should be packing. ![](https://rhiaro.co.uk/photos/150929_choc1.jpg) ![](https://rhiaro.co.uk/photos/150929_choc2.jpg) ![](https://rhiaro.co.uk/photos/150929_choc3.jpg)
actor: me
content: I should be packing.
published: 2015-09-29T14:45:09+0100
summary: Amy wrote about vegan, chocolate, mbaking, & procrastabaking
tag: chocolate
tag: mbaking
tag: procrastabaking
tag: vegan

shoulda-really
type: Note
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/648584187746893824/5848122
tmpcontent: Shoulda really posted that from my own site first. That's better.
actor: me
content: Shoulda really posted that from my own site first. That's better.
in reply to: https://twitter.com/emax/status/648581242754084864
published: 2015-09-28T20:44:19+0100
summary: Amy wrote about something
tag: indieweb

some-work-needed
type: Note
has reply: because-otherwise-it-would-have-taken-five-days
tmpcontent: Some work I needed to do has only taken about five hours. So why didn't I start it until 2am? Good question. Goooood question.
actor: me
content: Some work I needed to do has only taken about five hours. So why didn't I start it until 2am? Good question. Goooood question.
published: 2015-09-18T06:46:18+0100
summary: Amy wrote about phd, & allnighter
tag: allnighter
tag: phd

waited-two
type: Note
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/646025542437863425/15090636
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/646025542437863425/38195173
tmpcontent: I have waited in two unrelated 4 hour queues today. Do I get extra British points?
actor: me
content: I have waited in two unrelated 4 hour queues today. Do I get extra British points?
published: 2015-09-21T19:16:53+0100
summary: Amy wrote about life, & queue
tag: life
tag: queue

want-completely
type: Note
tmpcontent: I want to completely run my calendar from my website, even if it's just as a series of RSVPs. I think tomorrow at HWC I'll scope out exactly what I do for this to happen. Off the top of my head, I need: * Restricted access to event details (potentially just by obscurity). * Reoccurring events. * Inviting people, or at least tagging people I expect to be there. * Better location display.
actor: me
content: I want to completely run my calendar from my website, even if it's just as a series of RSVPs. I think tomorrow at HWC I'll scope out exactly what I do for this to happen. Off the top of my head, I need: Restricted access to event details (potentially just by obscurity). Reoccurring events. Inviting people, or at least tagging people I expect to be there. Better location display.
published: 2015-09-02T11:09:15+0100
summary: Amy wrote about hacking, indieweb, events, slogd, hwc, & calendar
tag: calendar
tag: events
tag: hacking
tag: hwc
tag: indieweb
tag: slogd

what-does-mean
type: Note
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/641553265549799424/15090636
tmpcontent: What does *this* mean? Is this a 'retweet responsibly' campaign? ![share a tweet but be discreet](https://rhiaro.co.uk/photos/150909_twit.png)
actor: me
content: What does this mean? Is this a 'retweet responsibly' campaign?
published: 2015-09-09T11:05:26+0100
summary: Amy wrote about social media, & twitter
tag: social+media
tag: twitter

https://rhiaro.co.uk/2015/10/1444745520
type: Add
actor: me
object: PrivOn-2015-1w1AVtigY92
published: 2015-10-13T15:12:00+0100
summary: Amy added https://hackpad.com/PrivOn-2015-1w1AVtigY92 to https://rhiaro.co.uk/bookmarks/
tag: iswc2015
tag: linked+data
tag: notes
tag: phd
tag: privacy
tag: privon2015
tag: reading
tag: security
tag: semantic+web
target: bookmarks

https://rhiaro.co.uk/2015/10/1444745760
type: Add
actor: me
object: privon2013.pdf
published: 2015-10-13T15:16:00+0100
summary: Amy added http://semprivacy.com/papers/privon2013.pdf to https://rhiaro.co.uk/bookmarks/
tag: daquin
tag: identity
tag: linked+data
tag: privacy
tag: privon2013
tag: reading
tag: semantic+web
target: bookmarks

https://rhiaro.co.uk/2015/10/1444864500
type: Add
actor: me
object: questions-im-asking-in-interviews
published: 2015-10-15T00:15:00+0100
summary: Amy added http://jvns.ca/blog/2013/12/30/questions-im-asking-in-interviews/ to https://rhiaro.co.uk/bookmarks/
tag: career
tag: hiring
tag: interview+questions
tag: interviews
tag: job
target: bookmarks

https://rhiaro.co.uk/2015/10/1444934700
type: Add
actor: me
object: markdown-rdfa
published: 2015-10-15T19:45:00+0100
summary: Amy added https://github.com/tetherless-world/markdown-rdfa to https://rhiaro.co.uk/bookmarks/
tag: linked+data
tag: markdown
tag: parsing
tag: python
tag: rdfa
target: bookmarks

https://rhiaro.co.uk/2015/10/1445269440
type: Add
actor: me
object: publications.html
published: 2015-10-19T16:44:00+0100
summary: Amy added https://vaniea.com/publications.html to https://rhiaro.co.uk/bookmarks/
tag: edinburgh
tag: identity
tag: phd
tag: privacy
tag: profiles
tag: reading
tag: security
tag: vaniea
target: bookmarks

https://rhiaro.co.uk/2015/10/1445275800
type: Add
actor: me
object: 15.Pims.tutorial.pdf
published: 2015-10-19T18:30:00+0100
summary: Amy added http://abiteboul.com/PRESENTATION/15.Pims.tutorial.pdf to https://rhiaro.co.uk/bookmarks/
tag: abiteboul
tag: access+control
tag: analytics
tag: data+integration
tag: digital+self
tag: identity
tag: literature
tag: personal+data+stores
tag: personal+information+management
tag: pies
tag: pims
tag: pods
tag: privacy
tag: quantified+self
tag: reading
tag: security
target: bookmarks

https://rhiaro.co.uk/2015/10/1445466300
type: Add
actor: me
object: social web applications oreilly.pdf
published: 2015-10-21T23:25:00+0100
summary: Amy added https://www.mgov2.org/documentos/social_web_applications_oreilly.pdf to https://rhiaro.co.uk/bookmarks/
tag: book
tag: oreilly
tag: social+web
target: bookmarks

https://rhiaro.co.uk/2015/10/1445522640
type: Add
actor: me
object: developing-specs
published: 2015-10-22T15:04:00+0100
summary: Amy added http://www.w3.org/International/techniques/developing-specs to https://rhiaro.co.uk/bookmarks/
tag: i18n
tag: internationalisation
tag: social+web
tag: socialwg
tag: w3c
target: bookmarks

https://rhiaro.co.uk/2015/10/1446008520
type: Add
actor: me
object: nwjs.io
published: 2015-10-28T05:02:00+0000
summary: Amy added http://nwjs.io/ to https://rhiaro.co.uk/bookmarks/
tag: browser
tag: hacking
tag: js
tag: node
tag: server
target: bookmarks

https://rhiaro.co.uk/2015/10/5874ab6a29ead
type: Add
actor: me
object: publishing-models.html
published: 2015-10-16T14:45:15+00:00
summary: Amy added 'Proposal for A New Publishing Model in Computer Science' to Bookmarks
target: bookmarks

https://rhiaro.co.uk/2015/10/5874ab6a29efb
type: Add
actor: me
object: karpathy
published: 2015-10-21T01:38:34+00:00
summary: Amy added 'Andrej Karpathy Academic Website' to Bookmarks
target: bookmarks

https://rhiaro.co.uk/2015/10/5874ab6a29f47
type: Add
actor: me
object: sciencematters.io
published: 2015-10-29T00:31:45+00:00
summary: Amy added 'Matters' to Bookmarks
target: bookmarks

https://rhiaro.co.uk/2015/10/5874ab6a29f93
type: Add
actor: me
object: POM.pdf
published: 2015-10-29T05:26:16+00:00
summary: Amy added 'POM.key - POM.pdf' to Bookmarks
target: bookmarks

https://rhiaro.co.uk/2015/10/5874ab6a2e8ca
type: Add
actor: me
object: SciSPARQL
published: 2015-10-20T17:37:33+00:00
summary: Amy added 'Scientific SPARQL project' to Bookmarks
target: bookmarks

https://rhiaro.co.uk/2015/10/5874ab6a2e917
type: Add
actor: me
object: scholarlyhtml.org
published: 2015-10-31T14:33:12+00:00
summary: Amy added 'Scholarly HTML | Guidelines and tools for web based research and scholarship' to Bookmarks
target: bookmarks

arrived-hostel
type: Note
tmpcontent: Arrived to hostel in Tokyo, immediately invited to a party. This is a friendly place. Will be back.
actor: me
content: Arrived to hostel in Tokyo, immediately invited to a party. This is a friendly place. Will be back.
latitude: 35.6808
location: Tokyo Station
longitude: 139.7669
published: 2015-10-24T09:00:00+0100
summary: Amy wrote about something

cold-sleety
type: Note
tmpcontent: Cold and sleety in Sapporo, but fortunately could walk 2km to hotel in underground mall tunnel directly from station. Naturally.
content: Cold and sleety in Sapporo, but fortunately could walk 2km to hotel in underground mall tunnel directly from station. Naturally.
latitude: 43.0686
location: Sapporo
longitude: 141.3508
published: 2015-10-25T09:00:00+0000
summary: Amy wrote about travel, conference, japan, & sapporo
tag: conference
tag: japan
tag: sapporo
tag: travel

couldnt-find
type: Note
tmpcontent: I couldn't find 'world foods' in Wholefoods today; will broaden my search. UK-style baked beans are my childhood favourite food. Technically Brits eat Marmite, but I consider Vegemite far superior. Marmite will do in a pinch though.
actor: me
content: I couldn't find 'world foods' in Wholefoods today; will broaden my search. UK-style baked beans are my childhood favourite food. Technically Brits eat Marmite, but I consider Vegemite far superior. Marmite will do in a pinch though.
in reply to: i-ve-gotten-vegemite-at-whole-foods-though-i-overhead
published: 2015-10-17T03:37:46+0100
summary: Amy wrote about food, & vegemite
tag: food
tag: vegemite

docker-makes
type: Note
tmpcontent: Docker makes deploying everything so super easy and fun.Except when it doesn't.
actor: me
content: Docker makes deploying everything so super easy and fun. Except when it doesn't.
published: 2015-10-20T00:19:16+0100
summary: Amy wrote about hacking, life, docker, & yaks
tag: docker
tag: hacking
tag: life
tag: yaks

finally-pieced
type: Note
tmpcontent: I finally pieced together my thoughts on the Social API over the last couple of weeks, and yesterday it was accepted as an [Editor's Draft](w3c-social.github.io/SocialAPI/socialapi) for the W3C Social WG. Over the next month or so I'm hoping the group can work together to plug the gaps and reach consensus where there are various alternative ways of doing things so we can have a First Public Working Draft by our next face-to-face on the 1st of December.
actor: me
content: I finally pieced together my thoughts on the Social API over the last couple of weeks, and yesterday it was accepted as an Editor's Draft for the W3C Social WG. Over the next month or so I'm hoping the group can work together to plug the gaps and reach consensus where there are various alternative ways of doing things so we can have a First Public Working Draft by our next face-to-face on the 1st of December.
published: 2015-10-21T22:08:32+0100
summary: Amy wrote about phd, social web, socialwg, resume, cv, w3c, standards, social api, specification, editors draft, & decentralized
tag: cv
tag: decentralized
tag: editors+draft
tag: phd
tag: resume
tag: social+api
tag: social+web
tag: socialwg
tag: specification
tag: standards
tag: w3c

googling
type: Note
tmpcontent: Googling this is difficult, as Boston has its own prominent version of baked beans that is different from UK baked beans.
actor: me
content: Googling this is difficult, as Boston has its own prominent version of baked beans that is different from UK baked beans.
in reply to: sos-urgent-send
published: 2015-10-16T19:25:47+01:00
summary: Amy wrote about Boston, MA, beans, usa, food, & travel
tag: beans
tag: boston
tag: food
tag: travel
tag: usa

moved-desksedi
type: Note
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/650349546179047424/13072452
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/650349546179047424/14188834
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/650349546179047424/14710505
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/650349546179047424/1583811
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/650349546179047424/1761851
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/650349546179047424/57203
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/650349546179047424/6251532
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/650349546179047424/790517
has reply: https://twitter.com/annbass/status/650379259899351040
has reply: https://twitter.com/jamesdoc/status/650350213585108992
has reply: https://twitter.com/scharlau/status/650350150804721664
tmpcontent: I moved desks. From.. ![Edi desk](https://rhiaro.co.uk/photos/deskedi.jpg) ..to.. ![MIT desk](https://rhiaro.co.uk/photos/deskmit.jpg)
content: I moved desks. From.. ..to..
latitude: 42.36207
location: Massachusetts Institute of Technology
longitude: -71.09046
published: 2015-10-03T17:36:00+0100
summary: Amy wrote about travel, phd, edinburgh, Boston, MA, work, & mit
tag: boston
tag: edinburgh
tag: mit
tag: phd
tag: travel
tag: work

ooh-1-keep
type: Note
tmpcontent: Ooh +1! Keep tweeting what I'm missing..
actor: me
content: Ooh +1! Keep tweeting what I'm missing..
in reply to: https://twitter.com/azaroth42/status/659234619301036032
published: 2015-10-28T05:10:53+0000
summary: Amy wrote about phd, identity, tpac, & tpac2015
tag: identity
tag: phd
tag: tpac2015
tag: tpac

psa-usa-milk
type: Note
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/656125838904176640/3295540153
has reply: https://twitter.com/AnthroPunk/status/658908155280134144
has reply: https://twitter.com/AnthroPunk/status/659884754922283009
tmpcontent: PSA for the USA: Milk and sugar are not normal ingredients in bread. Stop. Please. On a related note, can anyone recommend an actual bakery in Boston/Cambridge? I'm giving up on supermarkets. Even Wholefoods doesn't have sensible bread.
actor: me
content: PSA for the USA: Milk and sugar are not normal ingredients in bread. Stop. Please. On a related note, can anyone recommend an actual bakery in Boston/Cambridge? I'm giving up on supermarkets. Even Wholefoods doesn't have sensible bread.
published: 2015-10-19T16:11:07+0100
summary: Amy wrote about travel, food, bread, life, vegan, & usa
tag: bread
tag: food
tag: life
tag: travel
tag: usa
tag: vegan

sos-urgent-send
type: Note
has reply: find-an-indian-grocers---they-usually-have-well-priced-uk
has reply: i-ve-gotten-vegemite-at-whole-foods-though-i-overhead
has reply: googling
has reply: https://twitter.com/DearDonald/status/655079416645726208
has reply: https://twitter.com/mattl/status/655071615672123392
has reply: https://twitter.com/noii/status/655080589469622273
tmpcontent: SOS. Urgent, send help quick. Where can I get baked beans in the USA? Not full of sugar?Also vegemite.
actor: me
content: SOS. Urgent, send help quick. Where can I get baked beans in the USA? Not full of sugar? Also vegemite.
published: 2015-10-16T18:19:29+0100
summary: Amy wrote about travel, food, usa, & beans
tag: beans
tag: food
tag: travel
tag: usa

starting-think
type: Note
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/656124963041222657/15090636
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/656124963041222657/561207668
tmpcontent: Starting to think actually I can use a self-hosted etherpad for *everything* and there's no need for any other communication or note-taking applications. Of course, I will think this until my server goes down and I lose everything.
actor: me
content: Starting to think actually I can use a self-hosted etherpad for everything and there's no need for any other communication or note-taking applications. Of course, I will think this until my server goes down and I lose everything.
published: 2015-10-19T16:08:26+0100
summary: Amy wrote about phd, life, work, notes, productivity, & etherpad
tag: etherpad
tag: life
tag: notes
tag: phd
tag: productivity
tag: work

suddenly-meet
type: Article
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/655205448849690624/52332354
has reply: https://twitter.com/natematias/status/655206160845426688
has reply: https://twitter.com/natematias/status/655206300171784192
has reply: https://twitter.com/rhiaro/status/655207641124372480
has reply: https://twitter.com/veganstraightedge/status/655218568024498176
tmpcontent: # In which I suddenly meet people from the internet Today set out to be a quiet day of working/procrastinating from home, then a flurry of last minute plans and serendipity meant I got to meet people I previously only knew of online, and have some good conversations that will lead to future exciting work and travel related things. Sweet! At short notice, [my roommate Liz](https://twitter.com/lizpowersss) invited me sailing on the Charles. When we got there there were no boats available, but some friendly strangers had space in theirs and picked us up. One of those strangers happened to be [Nate](http://natematias.com), whose Microsoft Research blog posts I'd read this summer and who had been twitter-introduced to me a couple of months ago by our mutual friend [Doc](http://jamesdoc.com). I'd been meaning to follow up and find time to meet up with him. After about 15 minutes of chatting with him and his friends in their boat, I realised who I was talking to. What are the odds?! Nate's research is relevant to mine, and he recommended a seminar group I should attend; bumping into him this way was an incredible stroke of luck! ![MIT sail](https://rhiaro.co.uk/photos/15boston/151016_sailing1.jpg) ![Sailing on the Charles](https://rhiaro.co.uk/photos/15boston/151016_sailing2.jpg) ![Amy & Nate](https://rhiaro.co.uk/photos/15boston/151016_amynate.jpg) Earlier today I learned that [Shane](http://veganstraightedge.com) is in town for a couple of days as part of a roadtrip around the US, so I met him and [Morgan](https://twitter.com/mofo37) for dinner, and we talked [indieweb](https://indiewebcamp.com), travel and vegan food for a few hours. And I *might* now have exciting and exotic christmas plans as a result. ![Amy & Shane](https://rhiaro.co.uk/photos/15boston/151016_amyshane.jpg)
content: Today set out to be a quiet day of working/procrastinating from home, then a flurry of last minute plans and serendipity meant I got to meet people I previously only knew of online, and have some good conversations that will lead to future exciting work and travel related things. Sweet! At short notice, my roommate Liz invited me sailing on the Charles. When we got there there were no boats available, but some friendly strangers had space in theirs and picked us up. One of those strangers happened to be Nate, whose Microsoft Research blog posts I'd read this summer and who had been twitter-introduced to me a couple of months ago by our mutual friend Doc. I'd been meaning to follow up and find time to meet up with him. After about 15 minutes of chatting with him and his friends in their boat, I realised who I was talking to. What are the odds?! Nate's research is relevant to mine, and he recommended a seminar group I should attend; bumping into him this way was an incredible stroke of luck! Earlier today I learned that Shane is in town for a couple of days as part of a roadtrip around the US, so I met him and Morgan for dinner, and we talked indieweb, travel and vegan food for a few hours. And I might now have exciting and exotic christmas plans as a result.
name: In which I suddenly meet people from the internet
published: 2015-10-17T03:12:00+0100
tag: boston
tag: indieweb
tag: jamesdoc
tag: life
tag: mit
tag: mofo27
tag: natematias
tag: sailing
tag: serendipity
tag: travel
tag: veganstraightedge

talking-irc
type: Note
has reply: http://aaronparecki.com/likes/2015/10/22/1/
tmpcontent: Talking on IRC all afternoon is work. I am literally paid to do this. As long as it's about the right things, but yeah. \\\\\\\\o/
actor: me
content: Talking on IRC all afternoon is work. I am literally paid to do this. As long as it's about the right things, but yeah. \o/
published: 2015-10-22T20:42:07+0100
summary: Amy wrote about phd, socialwg, w3c, work, & irc
tag: irc
tag: phd
tag: socialwg
tag: w3c
tag: work

timblhttpswwww3orgpeopleberners
type: Note
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/659240903958069248/122619084
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/659240903958069248/17018913
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/659240903958069248/1713188785
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/659240903958069248/369017201
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/659240903958069248/6251532
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/659240903958069248/669593
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/659240903958069248/9806622
has reply: https://twitter.com/bobtung/status/659634804728553472
has reply: https://twitter.com/sideshowbarker/status/659256305593389056
has reply: https://twitter.com/strugee2/status/663957024518987776
tmpcontent: [Timbl](https://www.w3.org/People/Berners-Lee/) hits the whiteboard to teach the redecentralize workshop about uh... everything. ![timbl whiteboard](https://rhiaro.co.uk/photos/1510tpac/151028_timbl.jpg)
actor: me
content: Timbl hits the whiteboard to teach the redecentralize workshop about uh... everything.
published: 2015-10-28T05:29:09+0000
summary: Amy wrote about social web, tpac, tpac2015, timbl, redecentralise, & redecentralize
tag: redecentralise
tag: redecentralize
tag: social+web
tag: timbl
tag: tpac2015
tag: tpac

totally-relate
type: Note
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/658589738144677888/15841047
tmpcontent: Totally relate to 'lie-fi' described by [@jaffathecake](http://twitter.com/jaffathecake) at tpac2015
actor: me
content: Totally relate to 'lie-fi' described by @jaffathecake at tpac2015
published: 2015-10-26T10:22:26+0000
summary: Amy wrote about tpac, tpac2015, jaffathecake, & service workers
tag: jaffathecake
tag: service+workers
tag: tpac2015
tag: tpac

tpac2015-call
type: Note
has reply: https://twitter.com/shepazu/status/658583499721453568
has reply: https://twitter.com/sideshowbarker/status/658525643299098624
tmpcontent: TPAC2015 call for the vegan-inclined to venture across town to [one of these places](http://www.happycow.net/asia/japan/sapporo/) on Wednesday evening. Ping here on IRC!
actor: me
content: TPAC2015 call for the vegan-inclined to venture across town to one of these places on Wednesday evening. Ping here on IRC!
published: 2015-10-26T05:17:07+0000
summary: Amy wrote about travel, food, event, vegan, conference, tpac, & tpac2015
tag: conference
tag: event
tag: food
tag: tpac2015
tag: tpac
tag: travel
tag: vegan

us-bank-account
type: Note
tmpcontent: I have a US bank account with $4 in! Surprisingly painless.
actor: me
content: I have a US bank account with $4 in! Surprisingly painless.
published: 2015-10-02T23:23:46+0100
summary: Amy wrote about travel, usa, & bank
tag: bank
tag: travel
tag: usa

usa-mobile-plans
type: Note
has reply: yeah-man-na-telecoms-are-basically-highway-robbery
has reply: https://twitter.com/annbass/status/650227107449073664
tmpcontent: USA mobile plans... It seems to be really complicated (or at least, phone provider websites are bad) to get a SIM-only, monthly rolling contract with minimal texts/minutes/data. Specifically on a network that will work with Fairphone (2G is fine, believe it or not). So I'm seriously considering not bothering. I started to worry about it being inconvenient/expensive for people with US numbers to call me, then had an epiphany. Making it more difficult for people to call me is a feature, not a bug. I can call US numbers from Hangouts, and there are a million ways people can instant message me other than SMS. (FYI best results currently from Hangouts or Twitter, will probably make space for Viber again soon).
actor: me
content: USA mobile plans... It seems to be really complicated (or at least, phone provider websites are bad) to get a SIM-only, monthly rolling contract with minimal texts/minutes/data. Specifically on a network that will work with Fairphone (2G is fine, believe it or not). So I'm seriously considering not bothering. I started to worry about it being inconvenient/expensive for people with US numbers to call me, then had an epiphany. Making it more difficult for people to call me is a feature, not a bug. I can call US numbers from Hangouts, and there are a million ways people can instant message me other than SMS. (FYI best results currently from Hangouts or Twitter, will probably make space for Viber again soon).
published: 2015-10-01T16:47:33+0100
summary: Amy wrote about travel, phone, mobile, sim, & contact
tag: contact
tag: mobile
tag: phone
tag: sim
tag: travel

visiting
type: Article
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/651158168089657344/1014234860
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/651158168089657344/10818002
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/651158168089657344/14188834
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/651158168089657344/15090636
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/651158168089657344/15506652
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/651158168089657344/167390061
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/651158168089657344/17826190
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/651158168089657344/299615149
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/651158168089657344/384798210
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/651158168089657344/5848122
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/651158168089657344/61180334
has reply: https://twitter.com/ben_seven/status/651162363652014088
has reply: https://twitter.com/digitalWestie/status/651164787255054336
has reply: https://twitter.com/indecisivecoder/status/651329898276126720
has reply: https://twitter.com/indecisivecoder/status/651381686308077569
has reply: https://twitter.com/linkedktk/status/651383473870106629
has reply: https://twitter.com/nicolagreco/status/651380610016149505
has reply: https://twitter.com/rhiaro/status/651382241105420288
tmpcontent: # Visiting Studentship ## Decentralized Information Group, CSAIL, MIT I have relocated to MIT for a year to work on my PhD in the delightful company of [TimBL](https://www.w3.org/People/Berners-Lee/card#i), [Sandro Hawke](http://www.hawke.org/sandro/), [Andrei Sambra](https://deiu.me/profile#me), [Nicola Greco](http://nicola.io/about/) and [Sarven Capadisli](http://csarvan.ca#i). My desk is in the W3C office, and I'm still not sure how I got here.
actor: me
content: Decentralized Information Group, CSAIL, MIT I have relocated to MIT for a year to work on my PhD in the delightful company of TimBL, Sandro Hawke, Andrei Sambra, Nicola Greco and Sarven Capadisli. My desk is in the W3C office, and I'm still not sure how I got here.
end time: 2016-10-04T00:00:00+0100
name: Visiting Studentship
published: 2015-10-05T23:07:06+0100
start time: 2015-10-05T00:00:00+0100
tag: academia
tag: csail
tag: cv
tag: dig
tag: education
tag: linked+data
tag: mit
tag: phd
tag: resume

1-person-says-do
type: Note
content: A. "That person says they do not agree with my experience, but I experienced it! They are wrong." B. "Maybe they just had a different experience to you." A. "If they had a different experience to me that means my experience was wrong, which it was not, therefore theirs is wrong." B. "You can both have equally valid yet different experiences, that have led you to different conclusions about the same thing." A. "I understand that they had a different experience, but their conclusion is wrong based on my experience. They are wrong!" B. "But their conclusion isn't based on your experience, it's based on their experience." A. "But their conclusion is different to mine, contradicting my experience." B. "It doesn't contradict or invalidate your experience. You can both have different experiences, reach different conclusions, and each are equally valid for each of you." A. "Okay, I see. They're wrong though, and I'm going to continue the argument on that basis.
published: 2015-11-25T22:54:00-0500
summary: Amy wrote about standards, & life
tag: life
tag: standards

https://rhiaro.co.uk/2015/11/1447268100
type: Add
actor: me
object: 0xXV8k7k
published: 2015-11-11T18:55:00+0000
summary: Amy added http://pastebin.com/0xXV8k7k to https://rhiaro.co.uk/bookmarks/
target: bookmarks

https://rhiaro.co.uk/2015/11/1447334100
type: Add
actor: me
object: cooling-down-web-science
published: 2015-11-12T13:15:00+0000
summary: Amy added http://csarven.ca/cooling-down-web-science to https://rhiaro.co.uk/bookmarks/
tag: csarven
tag: web+science
target: bookmarks

https://rhiaro.co.uk/2015/11/1447442760
type: Add
actor: me
object: how-to-set-up-password-authentication-with-apache-on-ubuntu-14-04
published: 2015-11-13T19:26:00+0000
summary: Amy added https://www.digitalocean.com/community/tutorials/how-to-set-up-password-authentication-with-apache-on-ubuntu-14-04 to https://rhiaro.co.uk/bookmarks/
tag: apache
tag: authentication
tag: hacking
tag: slogd
target: bookmarks

https://rhiaro.co.uk/2015/11/1447683000
type: Add
actor: me
object: what-happened-to-semantic-web.html
published: 2015-11-16T14:10:00+0000
summary: Amy added http://kidehen.blogspot.cz/2015/09/what-happened-to-semantic-web.html to https://rhiaro.co.uk/bookmarks/
tag: google
tag: linked+data
tag: markup
tag: https://rhiaro.co.uk/tags/rdf
tag: schema.org
tag: semantic+web
tag: seo
target: bookmarks

https://rhiaro.co.uk/2015/11/1448385892
type: Add
actor: me
object: swib15-breakout-sessions
published: 2015-11-24T17:24:52+0000
summary: Amy added http://etherpad.lobid.org/p/swib15-breakout-sessions to https://rhiaro.co.uk/bookmarks/
tag: academia
tag: linked+research
tag: publishing
tag: swib15
target: bookmarks

https://rhiaro.co.uk/2015/11/1448422860
type: Add
actor: me
object: http://bblfish.net/tmp/2011/05/09/
published: 2015-11-25T03:41:00+0000
summary: Amy added http://bblfish.net/tmp/2011/05/09/ to https://rhiaro.co.uk/bookmarks/
tag: linked+data
tag: phd
tag: pingback
tag: https://rhiaro.co.uk/tags/rdf
tag: semantic+pingback
tag: social+web
tag: socialwg
tag: solid
tag: webmention
target: bookmarks

https://rhiaro.co.uk/2015/11/1448649240
type: Add
actor: me
object: How-to-use-Echidna-with-ReSpec-and-GitHub
published: 2015-11-27T18:34:00+0000
summary: Amy added https://github.com/w3c/echidna/wiki/How-to-use-Echidna-with-ReSpec-and-GitHub to https://rhiaro.co.uk/bookmarks/
tag: echidna
tag: github
tag: specs
tag: standards
tag: w3c
target: bookmarks

https://rhiaro.co.uk/2015/11/5874ab6a29fdf
type: Add
actor: me
object: www.semanticscholar.org
published: 2015-11-03T01:56:56+00:00
summary: Amy added 'Semantic Scholar' to Bookmarks
target: bookmarks

https://rhiaro.co.uk/2015/11/5874ab6a2a02b
type: Add
actor: me
object: http://chronicle.com/article/What-a-Mass-Exodus-at-a/234066/
published: 2015-11-06T12:06:44+00:00
summary: Amy added 'What a Mass Exodus at a Linguistics Journal Means for Scholarly Publishing - The Chronicle of Higher Education' to Bookmarks
target: bookmarks

https://rhiaro.co.uk/2015/11/5874ab6a2a07b
type: Add
actor: me
object: individual-write
published: 2015-11-07T00:31:52+00:00
summary: Amy added 'F1000Workspace' to Bookmarks
target: bookmarks

https://rhiaro.co.uk/2015/11/5874ab6a2a0c6
type: Add
actor: me
object: localeditor.html
published: 2015-11-07T00:36:19+00:00
summary: Amy added 'Local Editor' to Bookmarks
target: bookmarks

https://rhiaro.co.uk/2015/11/5874ab6a2a15f
type: Add
actor: me
object: obsolete
published: 2015-11-07T16:46:53+00:00
summary: Amy added 'Academic Journals: The Most Profitable Obsolete Technology in History | SAS Confidential' to Bookmarks
target: bookmarks

https://rhiaro.co.uk/2015/11/5874ab6a2a1ad
type: Add
actor: me
object: http://www.beilstein-journals.org/bjoc/single/articleFullText.htm
published: 2015-11-20T12:36:08+00:00
summary: Amy added 'The Beilstein Journal of Organic Chemistry and the changing face of scientific publishing' to Bookmarks
target: bookmarks

https://rhiaro.co.uk/2015/11/5874ab6a2a1fc
type: Add
actor: me
object: full
published: 2015-11-25T18:20:27+00:00
summary: Amy added 'Frontiers | Deep impact: unintended consequences of journal rank | Frontiers in Human Neuroscience' to Bookmarks
target: bookmarks

https://rhiaro.co.uk/2015/11/5874ab6a2ea49
type: Add
actor: me
object: 101-innovations-in-scholarly-communication
published: 2015-11-18T08:19:14+00:00
summary: Amy added 'Impactn of Social Sciences u2013 101 Innovations in Scholarly Communication: How nresearchers are getting to grip with the myriad of new tools.' to Bookmarks
target: bookmarks

https://rhiaro.co.uk/2015/11/5874ab6a2ea9e
type: Add
actor: me
object: what-should-a-modern-scientific-infrastructure-look-like
published: 2015-11-26T13:35:49+00:00
summary: Amy added 'bjoern.brembs.blog u00bb What should a modern scientific infrastructure look like?' to Bookmarks
target: bookmarks

https://rhiaro.co.uk/2015/11/589eb82124a7e
type: Add
content: Coconut oil chocolate pie
published: 2015-11-29T17:07:08-05:00
summary: Amy added 7 photos to https://i.amy.gy/madefood/
target: madefood

https://rhiaro.co.uk/2015/11/589ec6b0b0359
type: Add
content: Chocolate coconut raspberry cake
published: 2015-11-18T21:09:15-05:00
summary: Amy added 3 photos to https://i.amy.gy/madefood/
target: madefood

https://rhiaro.co.uk/2015/11/589ec702b996a
type: Add
content: Oat chocolate made from coconut oil, coconut sugar, and cocoa
published: 2015-11-06T22:58:31-05:00
summary: Amy added 1 photos to https://i.amy.gy/madefood/
target: madefood

anyone-upgraded
type: Note
tmpcontent: Anyone upgraded Fairphone 1 to 4.3+? I accidentally a Bamboo Spark without checking minimum s/w reqs and I definitely don't want a new phone.
actor: me
content: Anyone upgraded Fairphone 1 to 4.3+? I accidentally a Bamboo Spark without checking minimum s/w reqs and I definitely don't want a new phone.
published: 2015-11-11T03:06:04+0000
summary: Amy wrote about android, phone, fairphone, wacom, bamboo spark, & magic notebook
tag: android
tag: bamboo+spark
tag: fairphone
tag: magic+notebook
tag: phone
tag: wacom

assertionb-im
type: Note
tmpcontent: A. "This is an assertion." B. "I'm not sure I agree with your assertion." A. "Here is some anecdotal evidence to support my assertion." B. "Interesting, here is some anecdotal evidence to support the opposite of your assertion." A. "But my *evidence* really supports my assertion." B. "But I just gave you an equal amount of evidence to the contrary." The 'my anecdotal evidence is better than your anecdotal evidence' game. It's related to [experience](https://rhiaro.co.uk/2015/11/1-person-says-do).
actor: me
content: A. "This is an assertion." B. "I'm not sure I agree with your assertion." A. "Here is some anecdotal evidence to support my assertion." B. "Interesting, here is some anecdotal evidence to support the opposite of your assertion." A. "But my evidence really supports my assertion." B. "But I just gave you an equal amount of evidence to the contrary." The 'my anecdotal evidence is better than your anecdotal evidence' game. It's related to experience.
published: 2015-11-25T04:01:11+0000
summary: Amy wrote about life, & standards
tag: life
tag: standards

coconut-chocolate
type: Article
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/667166148006453250/14365878
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/667166148006453250/19330885
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/667166148006453250/561207668
tmpcontent: # Coconut chocolate cake I think CHI submission reviews coming in tipped me over the TODOs edge, I developed a powerful cake craving, but didn't want to leave my apartment/pyjamas so the natural outcome is... procrastabaking! This was improvised, and I don't normally have much success with full-size cakes, but lack of other baking dishes left me with little choice. It turned out great! Maybe using US units of measurements is the secret after all. ![cake](https://rhiaro.co.uk/photos/151118_cake4.jpg) All measurements approximate: * 1 1/4 cups wholewheat flour * handful of cocoa powder * handful of coconut sugar (I have small hands and not a sweet tooth, you might want more) * handful of coconut flakes * teaspoon baking soda * 1/2 cup vegetable oil (I would have used melted coconut oil but I didn't have enough) * juice of one small lime * enough warm water to bring to cake consistency, about 1/2 cup I guess Combined dry and wet ingredients separately, then mixed together. Baked for 40 minutes (with poking breaks at 20 and 30) at 350F. For the chocolate coating: * 1/2 cup melted coconut oil * whatever drizzle of soy milk I had left.. uh 1/4 cup? * half a handful of cocoa powder * half a handful of coconut sugar Stir vigorously over a very low heat to make it foamy and wonderful. When it cools it separates, so as soon as the cake is cooled, pour it over and immediately refrigerate. Still separated a bit, but tastes great. ![cake](https://rhiaro.co.uk/photos/151118_cake2.jpg) ![cake](https://rhiaro.co.uk/photos/151118_cake3.jpg)
actor: me
content: I think CHI submission reviews coming in tipped me over the TODOs edge, I developed a powerful cake craving, but didn't want to leave my apartment/pyjamas so the natural outcome is... procrastabaking! This was improvised, and I don't normally have much success with full-size cakes, but lack of other baking dishes left me with little choice. It turned out great! Maybe using US units of measurements is the secret after all. All measurements approximate: 1 1/4 cups wholewheat flour handful of cocoa powder handful of coconut sugar (I have small hands and not a sweet tooth, you might want more) handful of coconut flakes teaspoon baking soda 1/2 cup vegetable oil (I would have used melted coconut oil but I didn't have enough) juice of one small lime enough warm water to bring to cake consistency, about 1/2 cup I guess Combined dry and wet ingredients separately, then mixed together. Baked for 40 minutes (with poking breaks at 20 and 30) at 350F. For the chocolate coating: 1/2 cup melted coconut oil whatever drizzle of soy milk I had left.. uh 1/4 cup? half a handful of cocoa powder half a handful of coconut sugar Stir vigorously over a very low heat to make it foamy and wonderful. When it cools it separates, so as soon as the cake is cooled, pour it over and immediately refrigerate. Still separated a bit, but tastes great.
name: Coconut chocolate cake
published: 2015-11-19T02:17:25+0000
tag: cake
tag: chocolate
tag: coconut
tag: mbaking
tag: procrastabaking
tag: raspberry
tag: recipe
tag: vegan

japanese-toilets
type: Note
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/661529115221098496/128270496
has reply: https://twitter.com/annbass/status/661777390956187648
has reply: https://twitter.com/DrChimps/status/661529989670682624
tmpcontent: Japanese toilets are too high tech, with buttons and options and sound effects. How will I go back to a world without heated seats?
actor: me
content: Japanese toilets are too high tech, with buttons and options and sound effects. How will I go back to a world without heated seats?
published: 2015-11-03T13:01:13+0000
summary: Amy wrote about travel, japan, & toilet
tag: japan
tag: toilet
tag: travel

know-what-us
type: Note
tmpcontent: YOU KNOW WHAT US GOVERNMENT I WOULD LIKE MORE COMPLICATED FORMS TO FILL IN PLEASE DO SEND ME MORE
actor: me
content: YOU KNOW WHAT US GOVERNMENT I WOULD LIKE MORE COMPLICATED FORMS TO FILL IN PLEASE DO SEND ME MORE
published: 2015-11-17T22:35:11+0000
summary: Amy wrote about life, usa, fml, forms, & tax
tag: fml
tag: forms
tag: life
tag: tax
tag: usa

let-records-show
type: Note
has reply: aw-haha-i-wish-i-could-take-credit-they-ve-always
has reply: snarfed.org
tmpcontent: Let the records show that I will never click or tap the twitter heart icon. Apparently it explodes or something? Dumb. All twitter likes are henceforth (finally) [*fully automated*](https://bitbucket.org/rhiaro/slogd/commits/67c1fe366988a9fe13cd08fd9c07899508d14fc6) via [bridgy](https://brid.gy). (And a million thanks to [kylewm](https://kylewm.com/) for spontaneous inclusion of error logs in bridgy profile pages!)
actor: me
content: Let the records show that I will never click or tap the twitter heart icon. Apparently it explodes or something? Dumb. All twitter likes are henceforth (finally) fully automated via bridgy. (And a million thanks to kylewm for spontaneous inclusion of error logs in bridgy profile pages!)
published: 2015-11-19T05:17:29+0000
summary: Amy wrote about Kyle Mahan, hacking, indieweb, slogd, twitter, webmention, bridgy, & like
tag: https://kylewm.com/
tag: bridgy
tag: hacking
tag: indieweb
tag: like
tag: slogd
tag: twitter
tag: webmention

maybe-got-myself
type: Note
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/670638345966383104/20148603
tmpcontent: Maybe if I got myself some principles to irrationally and doggedly defend, [all this](https://rhiaro.co.uk/2015/11/standards-star-trek-2) would be easier.
actor: me
content: Maybe if I got myself some principles to irrationally and doggedly defend, all this would be easier.
published: 2015-11-28T16:19:57+0000
summary: Amy wrote about life, w3c, & standards
tag: life
tag: standards
tag: w3c

moment-when-think
type: Note
has reply: https://twitter.com/camerongray1515/status/665279582791168001
tmpcontent: That moment when you think your server went down but actually it was your internet connection.
actor: me
content: That moment when you think your server went down but actually it was your internet connection.
published: 2015-11-13T21:24:41+0000
summary: Amy wrote about hacking, & life
tag: hacking
tag: life

next-internet
type: Note
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/669326973856952320/15090636
fucks-given: Disproportionate
tmpcontent: The next Internet of You smart device wakes you up in the morning and says hmm, based on current brain patterns, various external factors, and those of the other people you are likely to interact with today, your mood is on a negative trend. So I've turned off the router for 12 hours, and here are some colouring books.
actor: me
content: The next Internet of You smart device wakes you up in the morning and says hmm, based on current brain patterns, various external factors, and those of the other people you are likely to interact with today, your mood is on a negative trend. So I've turned off the router for 12 hours, and here are some colouring books.
published: 2015-11-25T01:29:04+0000
summary: Amy wrote about life, surveillance, & dystopia
tag: dystopia
tag: life
tag: surveillance

no-sessions-yet
type: Note
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/663458020970598400/369017201
tmpcontent: No sessions yet, but you can now sign into my site with indieauth!Thanks for help [aaronpk](http://aaronpk.com)!
actor: me
content: No sessions yet, but you can now sign into my site with indieauth! Thanks for help aaronpk!
published: 2015-11-08T20:47:27+0000
summary: Amy wrote about hacking, indieweb, slogd, indiewebcamp, login, http://aaronpk.com, & indieauth
tag: http://aaronpk.com
tag: hacking
tag: indieauth
tag: indieweb
tag: indiewebcamp
tag: login
tag: slogd

past-week-ive
type: Note
has reply: http://aaronparecki.com/likes/2015/11/12/2/
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/664911122764537856/10036452
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/664911122764537856/128270496
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/664911122764537856/669593
has reply: https://twitter.com/azaroth42/status/664932569595510784
tmpcontent: In the past week I've naturally said sidewalk, stoplight, elevator, and misprounounced tomato. It's happened. I speak American now.
actor: me
content: In the past week I've naturally said sidewalk, stoplight, elevator, and misprounounced tomato. It's happened. I speak American now.
published: 2015-11-12T21:00:54+0000
summary: Amy wrote about travel, life, usa, & english
tag: english
tag: life
tag: travel
tag: usa

right-mine-does
type: Note
tmpcontent: Right, mine does a ton of metadata parsing, I put everything in the content field, it's kind of awful, but also works great.. ![Quill metadata hack](https://rhiaro.co.uk/posts/151110_quill.png)
actor: me
content: Right, mine does a ton of metadata parsing, I put everything in the content field, it's kind of awful, but also works great..
in reply to: yeah-my-micropub-endpoint-was-the-first-thing-i-built-so-that-i-could-just-use-quill-instead-of-making-my-own-forms
published: 2015-11-10T23:03:40+0000
summary: Amy wrote about hacking, indieweb, slogd, editor, & client
tag: client
tag: editor
tag: hacking
tag: indieweb
tag: slogd

site-things-im
type: Note
tmpcontent: This site things I'm in the middle of doing / have branches for: * Auto likes and reposts to twitter using bridgy publish. * Weekly summaries of post types and minutes/hours spent doing things. * Expanding likes and reposts. * Fixing /where * Pages for vague locations. * URLs to names for person tags. * List of follows/subscriptions. * Make various feeds discoverable. [This weekend](https://indiewebcamp.com/2015/MIT), maybe I'll finish one or two of them, but I also might implement indieauth login for my site instead.
actor: me
content: This site things I'm in the middle of doing / have branches for: Auto likes and reposts to twitter using bridgy publish. Weekly summaries of post types and minutes/hours spent doing things. Expanding likes and reposts. Fixing /where Pages for vague locations. URLs to names for person tags. List of follows/subscriptions. Make various feeds discoverable. This weekend, maybe I'll finish one or two of them, but I also might implement indieauth login for my site instead.
latitude: 43.67896
longitude: -79.61143
published: 2015-11-07T15:50:05+0000
summary: Amy wrote about hacking, indieweb, slogd, & indiewebcamp
tag: hacking
tag: indieweb
tag: indiewebcamp
tag: slogd

standards-star
type: Article
content: This is part of an ongoing series of notes about Star Trek episodes that remind me in some way of interactions with W3C Working Groups. On issue closing and edit wars In TNG S1E26 ("The Neutral Zone"), a man from the late 21st century is found cryogenically frozen. He is awoken aboard the Enterprise, and soon becomes frustrated that he can't speak to the Captain (who is busy diffusing a dangerous situation with the Romulans). He uses a communications panel to call the Captain, who isn't best pleased. When reprimanded for unauthorised use of the panel, he says "If they are so important, why don't they need an 'executive key'?" to which Picard replies "Aboard a starship, that is not necessary. We are all capable of exercising self-control.
name: Standards and Star Trek
published: 2015-11-27T18:40:00-0500
tag: life
tag: standards
tag: w3c
tag: star+trek

standards-star-trek
type: Article
content: This is part of an ongoing series of notes about Star Trek episodes that remind me in some way of interactions with W3C Working Groups. On maintaining a sense of humour in dire situations In TNG S1E7 ("Contagion") a computer virus attempts to rewrite the software of the Enterprise. Geordi: "We have two completely incompatible computer systems trying to interact!" Sound familiar? A potential consequence is complete destruction of the Enterprise, as happened to the USS Yamato shortly before. Later, during multiple systems failures and faced with imminent Romulan attack, the shields are going up and down and weapons systems are going on and off, Troi smirks: "In another time and another place this could be funny." Riker adds "In case it should become necessary to fight, do you suppose you could find me some rocks to throw at them?
name: Standards and Star Trek
published: 2015-11-27T18:41:00-0500
tag: life
tag: standards
tag: star+trek
tag: w3c

standards-star-trek-2
type: Article
tmpcontent: # Standards and Star Trek This is part of an ongoing series of notes about Star Trek episodes that remind me in some way of interactions with W3C Working Groups. ## On neverending circular arguements "It is a matter of honor!" - Worf, most episodes.
actor: me
content: This is part of an ongoing series of notes about Star Trek episodes that remind me in some way of interactions with W3C Working Groups. On neverending circular arguements "It is a matter of honor!" - Worf, most episodes.
name: Standards and Star Trek
published: 2015-11-28T16:16:18+0000
tag: life
tag: standards
tag: star+trek
tag: w3c

stop-just
type: Note
tmpcontent: I have to stop just believing things people tell me.
actor: me
content: I have to stop just believing things people tell me.
published: 2015-11-24T06:09:53+0000
summary: Amy wrote about something
tag: life

tried-quill
type: Note
has reply: yeah-my-micropub-endpoint-was-the-first-thing-i-built-so-that-i-could-just-use-quill-instead-of-making-my-own-forms
tmpcontent: Have you tried [Quill Editor](https://quill.p3k.io/editor)? And you could generally ask around IWC about [various interfaces](https://indiewebcamp.com/create) other people are using and see if there's one you like. You can use different things for different types of post. I'm totally going to write a checkins client soon.
actor: me
content: Have you tried Quill Editor? And you could generally ask around IWC about various interfaces other people are using and see if there's one you like. You can use different things for different types of post. I'm totally going to write a checkins client soon.
in reply to: i-should-probably-get-brid
published: 2015-11-10T14:48:36+0000
summary: Amy wrote about indieweb, blog, & editor
tag: blog
tag: editor
tag: indieweb

vegan-chocolate
type: Article
tmpcontent: # Vegan chocolate fudge pie I adapted [Chocolate Covered Katie's chocolate fudge pie recipe](http://chocolatecoveredkatie.com/2011/09/06/the-ultimate-chocolate-fudge-pie/) - not much, and only in the sense that I couldn't measure everything properly and she leaves several ingredients to the baker's discretion. ![Chocolate pie top](http://img.amy.gy/files/food/151129_chocpie1.jpg) Crust: whole wheat flour, coconut sugar, vegetable oil. Filling: tofu (less than the recipe), melted coconut oil + cocoa (melted chocolate substitute), more cocoa, coconut sugar, coconut milk, drizzle of maple syrup. (Omitted salt and vanilla). ![Chocolate pie with tea](http://img.amy.gy/files/food/151129_chocpie2.jpg) As promised on Katie's blog... really good. It set perfectly after about half an hour in the fridge. And before it set, it worked great as mousse. ![Chocolate pie](http://img.amy.gy/files/food/151129_chocpie3.jpg) ![Chocolate pie](http://img.amy.gy/files/food/151129_chocpie4.jpg) Thanks to [Liz](https://twitter.com/lizpowersss) for the decorative sprinkling of coconut creamer.
actor: me
content: I adapted Chocolate Covered Katie's chocolate fudge pie recipe - not much, and only in the sense that I couldn't measure everything properly and she leaves several ingredients to the baker's discretion. Crust: whole wheat flour, coconut sugar, vegetable oil. Filling: tofu (less than the recipe), melted coconut oil + cocoa (melted chocolate substitute), more cocoa, coconut sugar, coconut milk, drizzle of maple syrup. (Omitted salt and vanilla). As promised on Katie's blog... really good. It set perfectly after about half an hour in the fridge. And before it set, it worked great as mousse. Thanks to Liz for the decorative sprinkling of coconut creamer.
name: Vegan chocolate fudge pie
published: 2015-11-29T21:57:19+0000
tag: baking
tag: chocolate
tag: chocolatecoveredkatie
tag: mbaking
tag: pie
tag: recipe
tag: tofu
tag: vegan

webid-doesnt
type: Note
has reply: snarfed.org
tmpcontent: If my webID doesn't resolve, do I really exist? Glad to be back after this morning's server outrage / existential crisis.
actor: me
content: If my WebID doesn't resolve, do I really exist? Glad to be back after this morning's server outrage / existential crisis.
published: 2015-11-24T16:11:11+0000
summary: Amy wrote about something
tag: life

week-review-8
type: Article
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/668647800171728896/806065237
tmpcontent: # Week in review ## 16 - 22 November 2015 * Submitted a tutorial proposal to WWW2016: Building decentralized applications for the social web. * Digested CHI reviews for our pro-social deception paper; mostly neutral, we need a very strong rebuttal. * [Rewrote](https://github.com/rhiaro/activitypump/blob/restructure/index.md) the [ActivityPump](http://w3c-social.github.io/activitypump/) spec in the structure of my [SocialAPI](http://w3c-social.github.io/SocialAPI/socialapi) document with the goal of decoupling the constitent parts and making it easier to implement in pieces rather than requiring all or nothing. Awaiting feedback from AP editors/implementors/interested parties. * Wrote a script for publishing photo albums as AS2 JSON-LD and HTML+RDFa at [img.amy.gy](http://img.amy.gy). Each album is served as HTML+RDFa by default and can be retrieved as AS2 JSON-LD with the Accept header set to `application/ld+json`, `application/activity+json` or `application/json`.
actor: me
content: 16 - 22 November 2015 Submitted a tutorial proposal to WWW2016: Building decentralized applications for the social web. Digested CHI reviews for our pro-social deception paper; mostly neutral, we need a very strong rebuttal. Rewrote the ActivityPump spec in the structure of my SocialAPI document with the goal of decoupling the constitent parts and making it easier to implement in pieces rather than requiring all or nothing. Awaiting feedback from AP editors/implementors/interested parties. Wrote a script for publishing photo albums as AS2 JSON-LD and HTML+RDFa at img.amy.gy. Each album is served as HTML+RDFa by default and can be retrieved as AS2 JSON-LD with the Accept header set to application/ld+json, application/activity+json or application/json.
name: Week in review
published: 2015-11-23T04:59:00+0000
tag: phd
tag: week+in+review

week-review-9
type: Article
tmpcontent: # Week in review ## 23 - 29 November * Learnt how to write a rebuttal for a CHI paper, mostly be reading a ton of stuff Max threw at me and watching Max and Dave do it. * Poked a bit at [SocialAPI](https://w3c-social.github.io/social-web-protocols/social-web-protocols) for potential consideration as a FPWD for the SocialWebWG on Tuesday. * First pass at restructure of SoLiD spec according to the structure of my SocialAPI document, with the aim of making its constituent parts easier to implement individually, and to make it easier to map parts on to other equivalent specs. [Needs work](https://github.com/rhiaro/solid-spec/blob/restructure/README.md). * Sketched a [solid equivalent to webmention](https://github.com/rhiaro/solid-spec/blob/restructure/ripples.md) based on my rudimentary understanding of extended discussions and whiteboarding with [csarven](http://csarven.ca), [sandro](http://hawke.org), [deiu]() and [nicola](https://nicola.io).
actor: me
content: 23 - 29 November Learnt how to write a rebuttal for a CHI paper, mostly be reading a ton of stuff Max threw at me and watching Max and Dave do it. Poked a bit at SocialAPI for potential consideration as a FPWD for the SocialWebWG on Tuesday. First pass at restructure of SoLiD spec according to the structure of my SocialAPI document, with the aim of making its constituent parts easier to implement individually, and to make it easier to map parts on to other equivalent specs. Needs work. Sketched a solid equivalent to webmention based on my rudimentary understanding of extended discussions and whiteboarding with csarven, sandro, [deiu]() and nicola.
name: Week in review
published: 2015-11-30T04:59:00+0000
tag: phd
tag: socialwg
tag: week+in+review

youre-looking
type: Note
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/662965658070724608/139199211
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/662965658070724608/235193328
tmpcontent: If you're looking for something to do in Cambridge this weekend, come learn/hack on personal social web stuff at [indiewebcamp](https://indiewebcamp.com/2015/MIT)
actor: me
content: If you're looking for something to do in Cambridge this weekend, come learn/hack on personal social web stuff at indiewebcamp
published: 2015-11-07T12:06:14+0000
summary: Amy wrote about hacking, indieweb, & indiewebcamp
tag: hacking
tag: indieweb
tag: indiewebcamp

https://rhiaro.co.uk/2015/12/1449506940
type: Add
actor: me
object: activity-streams
published: 2015-12-07T16:49:00+0000
summary: Amy added http://martin.atkins.me.uk/activity-streams/ to https://rhiaro.co.uk/bookmarks/
tag: activitystreams
tag: as2
tag: social+web
tag: socialwg
target: bookmarks

https://rhiaro.co.uk/2015/12/1449607500
type: Add
actor: me
object: transition-reqs
published: 2015-12-08T20:45:00+0000
summary: Amy added http://www.w3.org/2015/Process-20150901/#transition-reqs to https://rhiaro.co.uk/bookmarks/
tag: socialwg
tag: standards
tag: w3c
target: bookmarks

https://rhiaro.co.uk/2015/12/1451146920
type: Add
actor: me
object: oauth-and-javascript
published: 2015-12-26T16:22:00+0000
summary: Amy added http://alexbilbie.com/2014/11/oauth-and-javascript/ to https://rhiaro.co.uk/bookmarks/
tag: apps
tag: authentication
tag: javascript
tag: js
tag: oauth2
target: bookmarks

https://rhiaro.co.uk/2015/12/1451235540
type: Add
actor: me
object: gh delete master.html
published: 2015-12-27T16:59:00+0000
summary: Amy added https://matthew-brett.github.io/pydagogue/gh_delete_master.html to https://rhiaro.co.uk/bookmarks/
tag: gh-pages
tag: git
tag: github
tag: version+control
target: bookmarks

https://rhiaro.co.uk/2015/12/1451502540
type: Add
actor: me
object: apache-httpd-mod rewrite-one-rewritecond-many-rewriterules
published: 2015-12-30T19:09:00+0000
summary: Amy added http://www.tokiwinter.com/apache-httpd-mod_rewrite-one-rewritecond-many-rewriterules/ to https://rhiaro.co.uk/bookmarks/
tag: apache
tag: hacking
tag: mod rewrite
tag: rewritecond
tag: server
target: bookmarks

https://rhiaro.co.uk/2015/12/1451502840
type: Add
actor: me
object: htaccesscheatsheet.com
published: 2015-12-30T19:14:00+0000
summary: Amy added http://htaccesscheatsheet.com/ to https://rhiaro.co.uk/bookmarks/
tag: apache
tag: hacking
tag: htaccess
tag: mod rewrite
target: bookmarks

https://rhiaro.co.uk/2015/12/1451604240
type: Add
actor: me
object: burrow
published: 2015-12-31T23:24:00+0000
summary: Amy added https://apps.rhiaro.co.uk/burrow/ to https://rhiaro.co.uk/bookmarks/
tag: activitypub
tag: activitypump
tag: activitystreams
tag: apps
tag: burrow
tag: checkins
tag: indieweb
tag: micropub
tag: slogd
target: bookmarks

https://rhiaro.co.uk/2015/12/5874ab6a2a24b
type: Add
actor: me
object: innoscholcomm.silk.co
published: 2015-12-01T10:20:56+00:00
summary: Amy added '101 Innovations in Scholarly Communication - Silk' to Bookmarks
target: bookmarks

https://rhiaro.co.uk/2015/12/5874ab6a2a2e5
type: Add
actor: me
object: aminer.org
published: 2015-12-08T23:26:19+00:00
summary: Amy added 'AMiner - Open Science Platform' to Bookmarks
target: bookmarks

https://rhiaro.co.uk/2015/12/5874ab6a2a331
type: Add
actor: me
object: on-the-marginal-cost-of-scholarly-communication
published: 2015-12-24T19:34:14+00:00
summary: Amy added 'On the marginal cost of scholarly communication | read.science.ai' to Bookmarks
target: bookmarks

https://rhiaro.co.uk/2015/12/5874ab6a2a37f
type: Add
actor: me
object: .lndhqiutm
published: 2015-12-24T21:52:55+00:00
summary: Amy added 'Canu2019t Disrupt This: Elsevier and the 25.2 Billion Dollar A Year Academic Publishing Business u2014 Medium' to Bookmarks
target: bookmarks

https://rhiaro.co.uk/2015/12/5874ab6a2a3d0
type: Add
actor: me
object: pp-aos122215.php
published: 2015-12-29T16:42:46+00:00
summary: Amy added 'An Open Science plan: Wikidata for Research | EurekAlert! Science News' to Bookmarks
target: bookmarks

https://rhiaro.co.uk/2015/12/589ec6d6de1ee
type: Add
content: Emergency code brownie
published: 2015-12-23T14:39:53-05:00
summary: Amy added 1 photos to https://i.amy.gy/madefood/
target: madefood

after-years
type: Note
tmpcontent: After years of occasional trying and giving up, I finally figured out the foundation single crochet stitch. Now I'm bored of it.. Only 189 more to go for this round.
actor: me
content: After years of occasional trying and giving up, I finally figured out the foundation single crochet stitch. Now I'm bored of it.. Only 189 more to go for this round.
published: 2015-12-27T23:04:32+0000
summary: Amy wrote about mbaking, & crochet
tag: crochet
tag: mbaking

dustywebhttpdustycloudorg
type: Note
tmpcontent: [@dustyweb](http://dustycloud.org) points out that the SocialWG is already in Federation Space.
actor: me
content: @dustyweb points out that the SocialWG is already in Federation Space.
published: 2015-12-02T20:38:30+0000
summary: Amy wrote about socialwg, w3c, standards, star trek, federation, & dustycloud.org
tag: dustycloud.org
tag: federation
tag: socialwg
tag: standards
tag: star+trek
tag: w3c

give-chance-we
type: Note
tmpcontent: Give me chance, we only started deciding this yesterday :p
actor: me
content: Give me chance, we only started deciding this yesterday :p
in reply to: https://twitter.com/wilkieii/status/672319319917723648
published: 2015-12-03T20:01:16+0000
summary: Amy wrote about social web, & socialwg
tag: social+web
tag: socialwg

hate-everything
type: Note
tmpcontent: i hate everything i hate everything i hate everything i hate everything i hate everything i'm going for vegan corn dogs
actor: me
content: i hate everything i hate everything i hate everything i hate everything i hate everything i'm going for vegan corn dogs
published: 2015-12-08T01:04:35+0000
summary: Amy wrote about fml, ssl, & https
tag: https
tag: fml
tag: ssl

https-terrible
type: Article
tmpcontent: # HTTPS: Not a terrible experience ## Shared hosting with cPanel Installed letsencrypt on my local machine (a Chromebook running Ubuntu in crouton, didn't melt): `git clone https://github.com/letsencrypt/letsencrypt` `cd letsencrypt` Ran in manual mode: `./letsencrypt-auto certonly --manual` Followed instructions for domain validation (dealt with rogue .htaccess file that stopped .well-known being accessible). `fullchain.pem`, `chain.pem`, `cert.pem` and `privkey.pem` were generated into `/etc/letsencrypt/live/mydomain.tld`. cPanel -> SSL/TLS Manager. Uploaded `privkey.pem` to Private Keys. Uploaded `cert.pem` to Certificates. Manage SSL Hosts -> Browse Certficates -> picked the cert (it prefilled domain automatically). First two boxes prefilled with private key and cert. Pasted CA bundle into the third box from [the lets encrypt site](https://letsencrypt.org/certs/lets-encrypt-x1-cross-signed.pem.txt). Worked!
actor: me
content: Shared hosting with cPanel Installed letsencrypt on my local machine (a Chromebook running Ubuntu in crouton, didn't melt): git clone https://github.com/letsencrypt/letsencrypt cd letsencrypt Ran in manual mode: ./letsencrypt-auto certonly --manual Followed instructions for domain validation (dealt with rogue .htaccess file that stopped .well-known being accessible). fullchain.pem, chain.pem, cert.pem and privkey.pem were generated into /etc/letsencrypt/live/mydomain.tld. cPanel -> SSL/TLS Manager. Uploaded privkey.pem to Private Keys. Uploaded cert.pem to Certificates. Manage SSL Hosts -> Browse Certficates -> picked the cert (it prefilled domain automatically). First two boxes prefilled with private key and cert. Pasted CA bundle into the third box from the lets encrypt site. Worked!
name: HTTPS: Not a terrible experience
published: 2015-12-06T21:47:27+0000
tag: https
tag: cert
tag: cpanel
tag: hacking
tag: letsencrypt
tag: ssl
tag: tls

https-whaaaaat
type: Article
tmpcontent: # HTTPS: whaaaaat
actor: me
content: Following on from a terrible experience, I discovered that indeed Gold had taken over port 443. As soon as I kicked it off, I could launch the nginx proxy container with -p 80:80 and -p 443:443. So now the proxy knows where to find the key and cert, and is trying to load the subdomain over https, but is getting connection refused. The proxy docs say this might happen "if the container does not have a usable cert" so now I have to find out what is wrong with my cert? Is it permissions? It's usually permissions. Nginx might reject things if they key is world readable? Tried setting to 0600 for the key and cert. No dice. What next?
name: HTTPS: whaaaaat
published: 2015-12-08T00:19:29+0000
tag: https
tag: docker
tag: hacking
tag: nginx
tag: ssl

https-what
type: Article
tmpcontent: # HTTPS: What a terrible experience ## Digital Ocean droplet with Docker all the things Specifically all apps running in Docker containers, served on subdomains through the [nginx reverse proxy container](https://github.com/jwilder/nginx-proxy). **tl;dr** I didn't figure it out yet, if you're looking for a guide you're not in the right place. Disclaimer: ![idea? none](http://images.8tracks.com/cover/i/002/479/593/cooking-dog-has-know-idea-what-hes-doing-1141.jpg) Things I currently run through the reverse proxy: * A simple standalone python webapp2 app. * One Apache server. * Another Apache server. * Gold (a Solid server written in Go). * Etherpad. Decided off the bat not to bother with Etherpad, as I haven't looked under the hood and don't know how I'd do domain validation at all. Figured the others would be doable. ### Generating certs Ran the letsencrypt Docker container. The current docs run it with `-p 80:80 443:443` and the `auth` command and no plugins. I left out the ports and used the `manual` plugin, as I can't conceive of how it would do domain validation it across containers, so I'm not even going to try rig that up: ``` sudo docker run -it --rm --name letsencrypt \\\\\\\\ -v "/etc/letsencrypt:/etc/letsencrypt" \\\\\\\\ -v "/var/lib/letsencrypt:/var/lib/letsencrypt" \\\\\\\\ quay.io/letsencrypt/letsencrypt:latest certonly --manual ``` I gave it several subdomains, for each of the different apps I have running, and Worked through domain validation for all of them (putting a file in .well-known). * Apache servers were easy. * Spent far too long figuring out the best way to route the python app to serve .well-known because I am dumb, but got there. * Creating the .well-known for Gold was super easy, but it wasn't accessible over http as Gold forces https even without a cert, so I dropped that until I can make it serve on http. Down to three subdomains, I (finally!) generated one cert for all of them. It stored the files (`cert.pem`, `chain.pem`, `fullchain.…
actor: me
content: Digital Ocean droplet with Docker all the things Specifically all apps running in Docker containers, served on subdomains through the nginx reverse proxy container. tl;dr I didn't figure it out yet, if you're looking for a guide you're not in the right place. Disclaimer: Things I currently run through the reverse proxy: A simple standalone python webapp2 app. One Apache server. Another Apache server. Gold (a Solid server written in Go). Etherpad. Decided off the bat not to bother with Etherpad, as I haven't looked under the hood and don't know how I'd do domain validation at all. Figured the others would be doable. Generating certs Ran the letsencrypt Docker container. The current docs run it with -p 80:80 443:443 and the auth command and no plugins. I left out the ports and used the manual plugin, as I can't conceive of how it would do domain validation it across containers, so I'm not even going to try rig that up: sudo docker run -it --rm --name letsencrypt \\\\\\\\ -v "/etc/letsencrypt:/etc/letsencrypt" \\\\\\\\ -v "/var/lib/letsencrypt:/var/lib/letsencrypt" \\\\\\\\ quay.io/letsencrypt/letsencrypt:latest certonly --manual I gave it several subdomains, for each of the different apps I have running, and Worked through domain validation for all of them (putting a file in .well-known). Apache servers were easy. Spent far too long figuring out the best way to route the python app to serve .well-known because I am dumb, but got there. Creating the .well-known for Gold was super easy, but it wasn't accessible over http as Gold forces https even without a cert, so I dropped that until I can make it serve on http. Down to three subdomains, I (finally!) generated one cert for all of them. It stored the files (cert.pem, chain.pem, fullchain.pem and privkey.pem) under the name of the first one on the list (in /etc/letsencrypt/live/sub.mydomain.tld). Installing certs I had it on good advice that if I restarted the proxy container I wouldn't need to restart all of the other …
name: HTTPS: What a terrible experience
published: 2015-12-07T03:59:19+0000
tag: https
tag: cert
tag: cpanel
tag: hacking
tag: letsencrypt
tag: ssl
tag: tls

mini-amtrak
type: Article
tmpcontent: # Mini Amtrak Adventure I just took a 17 hour train (Starlight 14) from San Francisco to Portland, right up the west coast of the USA. At 9 last night, a connecting bus (the Thruway) took me from SF to Emeryville, Oakland, where I boarded the train at 10. I bought my ticket in advance online ($132, which includes the bus and also a Portland to Seattle stretch for later this week) and was assigned a seat upon boarding via the sophisticated system of a lady with a handdrawn grid and a pen. Totally different from any other train I've been on, which is why I'm writing about it. The train is *huge*. I didn't manage to count the carriages, but there are many. The cheapest Coach seats are wide - probably the same as the Caledonian Sleeper - but recline further with more legroom, and have an extra leg rest bit that pops out underneath, so it's a totally viable bed. The whole train is two storey, with most seats above, and loads of bathrooms below. Overnight I pretty much slept through, waking at Sacramento to close the curtain as the station lights were *bright*. There were many stops, and people came and went from the seat beside me. At one point there was some kerfuffle from someone who thought her phone had been stolen, and also the seat assignment system resulting in people being assigned to the same place, but mostly I wasn't really disturbed. At one point I woke up to nobody, and rotated to lie across the two seats. I woke again at 0730 when the sun was up and we arrived in Klamath Falls. Plenty of empty seats in my carridge. From my vantage point it was largely dilapidated sheds situated amongst unkempt scrubland. Some tourist-looking people disembarked here, so there must be something to do. There are both a restaurant and a cafe car, the latter of which serves decent coffee with a smile for $2, and there is at least one vegan option on the menu (a burger, unsampled). The restaurant took reservations for breakfast and lunch, with a member of staff passing through th…
actor: me
content: I just took a 17 hour train (Starlight 14) from San Francisco to Portland, right up the west coast of the USA. At 9 last night, a connecting bus (the Thruway) took me from SF to Emeryville, Oakland, where I boarded the train at 10. I bought my ticket in advance online ($132, which includes the bus and also a Portland to Seattle stretch for later this week) and was assigned a seat upon boarding via the sophisticated system of a lady with a handdrawn grid and a pen. Totally different from any other train I've been on, which is why I'm writing about it. The train is huge. I didn't manage to count the carriages, but there are many. The cheapest Coach seats are wide - probably the same as the Caledonian Sleeper - but recline further with more legroom, and have an extra leg rest bit that pops out underneath, so it's a totally viable bed. The whole train is two storey, with most seats above, and loads of bathrooms below. Overnight I pretty much slept through, waking at Sacramento to close the curtain as the station lights were bright. There were many stops, and people came and went from the seat beside me. At one point there was some kerfuffle from someone who thought her phone had been stolen, and also the seat assignment system resulting in people being assigned to the same place, but mostly I wasn't really disturbed. At one point I woke up to nobody, and rotated to lie across the two seats. I woke again at 0730 when the sun was up and we arrived in Klamath Falls. Plenty of empty seats in my carridge. From my vantage point it was largely dilapidated sheds situated amongst unkempt scrubland. Some tourist-looking people disembarked here, so there must be something to do. There are both a restaurant and a cafe car, the latter of which serves decent coffee with a smile for $2, and there is at least one vegan option on the menu (a burger, unsampled). The restaurant took reservations for breakfast and lunch, with a member of staff passing through the train to offer this. Above…
name: Mini Amtrak Adventure
published: 2015-12-06T00:00:00+0000
tag: amtrak
tag: california
tag: culture
tag: oregon
tag: train
tag: travel
tag: usa

php-session start
type: Note
tmpcontent: [PHP session_start docs](http://php.net/manual/en/function.session-start.php): "..will magically contain the session data." Seems legit.
actor: me
content: PHP session_start docs: "..will magically contain the session data." Seems legit.
published: 2015-12-03T19:22:30+0000
summary: Amy wrote about hacking, slogd, indiewebcamp, php, login, & sessions
tag: hacking
tag: indiewebcamp
tag: login
tag: php
tag: sessions
tag: slogd

plotting-vegan
type: Note
tmpcontent: Plotting vegan food places on a map of Portland. Plots whole of Portland. Going to have to find another way to narrow this down. Haven't even opened Happy Cow yet.
actor: me
content: Plotting vegan food places on a map of Portland. Plots whole of Portland. Going to have to find another way to narrow this down. Haven't even opened Happy Cow yet.
published: 2015-12-06T06:11:35+0000
summary: Amy wrote about travel, food, vegan, usa, & portland
tag: food
tag: portland
tag: travel
tag: usa
tag: vegan

portland
type: Article
tmpcontent: # Portland is delicious ## Saturday Arrived in Portland after a 17 hour train journey. Had no data connection and had done no prior planning, including caching a map or getting the address of where I was staying. Pantsed around Union Station looking for wifi for a while, and eventually the restaurant next door (Wilf's) were sympathetic. I made it to my destination, discussed the boundless possibilities of vegan food with my hosts for a few hours, and then we went for dinner at [Epif Restaurant & Pisco Lounge](http://epifpdx.com); [Charciqan](//img.amy.gy/1512westcoast/#IMG_20151205_180554_1). Also headed to a bar where I tried Kombucha. Not sure how I feel about it. ## Sunday [Breakfast tacos](//img.amy.gy/1512westcoast/#IMG_20151206_082151). Went to [Heart](http://heartroasters.com) coffee to hack for a bit; had a latte with house-made cashew milk that I forgot to take a photo of. Walked to [Wolf and Bear's](http://eatwolfandbears.com) for falafel, and ate it in [Townshend's tea shop](http://townshendstea.com) [along with coconut milk mate red bean bubble tea](//img.amy.gy/1512westcoast/#IMG_20151206_131310). ## Monday Breakfast tacos. Rain. Lunch at [Vtopia](http://vtopiancheeses.com), a dedicated vegan cheese shop o.O [Salami and cheese toastie](//img.amy.gy/1512westcoast/#IMG_20151207_125342), and shared a [cheese tasting platter](//img.amy.gy/1512westcoast/#IMG_20151207_125946). Also bought an expensive block of 'camembert'. [Ground Kontrol](http://groundkontrol.com) for a [vegan corndog](//img.amy.gy/1512westcoast/#IMG_20151207_173048), weird Liam Neeson movie and pinball. The nostalgia for Windows pinball I got from playing IRL pinball was incredible. Reverse nostalgia? Went to White Owl for vegan s'mores, but they don't sell them any more due to complaints from the fire department. Stopped by the entirely vegan mall (!?!), but everything was closed. Finally ended up at [Rimsky's](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rimsky-Korsakoffee_House) for [tea](//img.amy.gy/…
actor: me
content: Saturday Arrived in Portland after a 17 hour train journey. Had no data connection and had done no prior planning, including caching a map or getting the address of where I was staying. Pantsed around Union Station looking for wifi for a while, and eventually the restaurant next door (Wilf's) were sympathetic. I made it to my destination, discussed the boundless possibilities of vegan food with my hosts for a few hours, and then we went for dinner at Epif Restaurant & Pisco Lounge; Charciqan. Also headed to a bar where I tried Kombucha. Not sure how I feel about it. Sunday Breakfast tacos. Went to Heart coffee to hack for a bit; had a latte with house-made cashew milk that I forgot to take a photo of. Walked to Wolf and Bear's for falafel, and ate it in Townshend's tea shop along with coconut milk mate red bean bubble tea. Monday Breakfast tacos. Rain. Lunch at Vtopia, a dedicated vegan cheese shop o.O Salami and cheese toastie, and shared a cheese tasting platter. Also bought an expensive block of 'camembert'. Ground Kontrol for a vegan corndog, weird Liam Neeson movie and pinball. The nostalgia for Windows pinball I got from playing IRL pinball was incredible. Reverse nostalgia? Went to White Owl for vegan s'mores, but they don't sell them any more due to complaints from the fire department. Stopped by the entirely vegan mall (!?!), but everything was closed. Finally ended up at Rimsky's for tea, a truly fantastical place that would have been the highlight of the day had the day not been entirely highlights. "Sit at a table which hums." Tuesday Breakfast tacos. Torrential rain. The best burrito, empanadas rellenas, I've ever had in my life from Los Gorditos. I went on a walking tour of 'underground' Portland. I was the only person, and the tour guide wasn't super keen to go out in the downpour, but he humoured me. I learnt lots about racism and crimping and tunnels. Two big pizza slices from Sizzle Pie. Discovered Scandal and Please Like Me. Wednesday Breakfast ta…
name: Portland is delicious
published: 2015-12-11T05:30:00+0000
tag: http://anomalily.net
tag: https://aaronparecki.com
tag: food
tag: portland
tag: travel
tag: usa
tag: vegan

productive
type: Note
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/671872967731601409/20148603
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/671872967731601409/3064618349
has reply: https://twitter.com/azaroth42/status/671912611210854400
tmpcontent: Productive SocialWG f2f day 1. Many resolution, such spec, so convergence, wow.
actor: me
content: Productive SocialWG f2f day 1. Many resolution, such spec, so convergence, wow.
published: 2015-12-02T02:06:01+0000
summary: Amy wrote about social web, events, socialwg, w3c, & doge
tag: doge
tag: events
tag: social+web
tag: socialwg
tag: w3c

proposition
type: Note
tmpcontent: Proposition: Scandal is better than House of Cards. Thoughts?
actor: me
content: Proposition: Scandal is better than House of Cards. Thoughts?
published: 2015-12-20T20:05:33+0000
summary: Amy wrote about life, netflix, house of cards, scandal, & tv
tag: house+of+cards
tag: life
tag: netflix
tag: scandal
tag: tv

socialwg4-summary
type: Article
tmpcontent: # Social Web WG 4th face-to-face summary *This post is my own opinion, and does not necessarily represent the opinion of the Social Web WG!* See also [day 1 minutes](https://www.w3.org/wiki/Socialwg/2015-12-01-minutes) and [day 2 minutes](https://www.w3.org/wiki/Socialwg/2015-12-02-minutes). What follows is more detail on my perspective of the main conversations we had over the two days. Clarifications and corrections welcome. ## tl;dr ## * Most AS2 issues are closed! CR-blocking issues are now due by 15th December. * We took a bunch of things to Editor's Draft and are pushing for FPWDs as soon as is viable. * Some of the drafts overlap but there's a general feeling that since there are keen editors we should work on everything and iron out issues and redundancies as we go, rather than holding out and waiting for clarity. * Go check out the specs and build bits of them and give the editors feedback! ## ActivityStreams 2 We steamrollared through AS2 issues, which included core simplifications, vocabulary changes and reductions and editorial clarifications. James made most edits during the meeting, so there's [a much updated working draft](http://jasnell.github.io/w3c-socialwg-activitystreams/activitystreams-core/index.html) available now. You should read it and post any issues you see to be CR-blocking by the 15th of December. JSON-LD related stuff has been moved to its own section; since it is optional, having references sprinkled throughout was confusing for people who don't necessarily want to deal with it. [Chris](https://dustycloud.org) pointed out that even for extensions, if you know the extension you want to handle you can still do that in plain JSON. Still some consternation about which alternative syntax examples should be in the spec. Since they're non-normative/editorial anyway they're not a CR-blocker so left alone for the time being. We don't need a verison number in the URL because any future widely-deployed extensions that want to make it into the cor…
content: This post is my own opinion, and does not necessarily represent the opinion of the Social Web WG! See also day 1 minutes and day 2 minutes. What follows is more detail on my perspective of the main conversations we had over the two days. Clarifications and corrections welcome. tl;dr Most AS2 issues are closed! CR-blocking issues are now due by 15th December. We took a bunch of things to Editor's Draft and are pushing for FPWDs as soon as is viable. Some of the drafts overlap but there's a general feeling that since there are keen editors we should work on everything and iron out issues and redundancies as we go, rather than holding out and waiting for clarity. Go check out the specs and build bits of them and give the editors feedback! ActivityStreams 2 We steamrollared through AS2 issues, which included core simplifications, vocabulary changes and reductions and editorial clarifications. James made most edits during the meeting, so there's a much updated working draft available now. You should read it and post any issues you see to be CR-blocking by the 15th of December. JSON-LD related stuff has been moved to its own section; since it is optional, having references sprinkled throughout was confusing for people who don't necessarily want to deal with it. Chris pointed out that even for extensions, if you know the extension you want to handle you can still do that in plain JSON. Still some consternation about which alternative syntax examples should be in the spec. Since they're non-normative/editorial anyway they're not a CR-blocker so left alone for the time being. We don't need a verison number in the URL because any future widely-deployed extensions that want to make it into the core will likely be incorporated as part of a full new version (ie. AS3). At some point we should start a registry for extensions; James is keeping track himself on github, we could move this to a wiki page and ultimately a CG when the WG wraps up. Lots of discussion about testing framew…
name: Social Web WG 4th face-to-face summary
published: 2015-12-07T23:59:00+0000
tag: activitypump
tag: activitystreams
tag: as2
tag: federation
tag: indieweb
tag: jf2
tag: meeting
tag: mf2
tag: microformats
tag: micropub
tag: phd
tag: social+protocols
tag: social+web
tag: socialapi
tag: socialwg
tag: standards
tag: w3c
tag: webmention

standards-star-trek-3
type: Article
content: On staying in scope S3E13, Deja Q... Q: "Simple: Change the gravitational constant of the universe." Geordi: "What?" Q: "Change the gravitational constant of the universe, thereby altering the mass of the asteroid." Geordi: "Redefine gravity. And how the hell am I supposed to do that?" Q: "You just DO it. GAHH! Where's that doctor, anyway?" Data: "Geordi is trying to say that changing the gravitational constant of the universe is beyond our capabilities." Q: "Well, then... never mind.
name: Standards and Star Trek
published: 2015-12-19T17:28:00-0500
tag: life
tag: science
tag: standards
tag: star+trek
tag: w3c

theres-nothing
type: Note
tmpcontent: If there's nothing wrong with me... maybe there's something wrong with the universe.(Beverley Crusher, TNG S4E5)
actor: me
content: If there's nothing wrong with me... maybe there's something wrong with the universe. (Beverley Crusher, TNG S4E5)
published: 2015-12-29T19:49:28+0000
summary: Amy wrote about life, & star trek
tag: life
tag: star+trek

theyre-easy-make
type: Note
tmpcontent: They're easy to make you know!
actor: me
content: They're easy to make you know!
in reply to: wheres-the-best-place-to-find-mince-pies-in-the
published: 2015-12-03T17:46:06+0000
summary: Amy wrote about something

things-happenings
type: Article
tmpcontent: # Things and happenings: modelling social for the web The online social world is simultaneously and varyingly a mirror, augmentation, and reduction of our offline social lives. Human behaviours are complex and nuanced and context-dependant, inconsistent, sprinkled across many different media, subject to multiple interpretations.. and all kinds of other words that mean it's difficult to wrangle this space into a coherant or complete data model. But, we (computer scientists, software developers) do it anyway. For some reason, nobody has come up with a solution that pleases everybody yet. It seems probable, given the diversity of systems, requirements, desires and general worldviews, nobody ever will. So here I come, blazing in with neither history nor experience, to try to write about how I see things. There's a lot of [interesting past work](https://gist.github.com/rhiaro/62acd5d135548dca47f1) in this space, and a full literature(/mailing list/blog post) review is worth doing. But for now, in the interests of time and sanity, I'm sticking to the current state of things as I understand them. In this post, I look at only two different (but overlapping) models. I also want to emphasise that there can't possibly be a single right way of looking at this space. Such models aren't in conflict (as some may think) but simply different ways of looking at the same thing. Where proponants of one may see shortcomings in the other, the opposite is equally true. People's different experiences and needs have led them a way of looking at things that they find perfectly intuitive. Often, this means alternative perspectives are seen as unintuitive and perhaps even in competition. Of course, there's a fine line between accounting for different perspectives, and losting interoperability entirely. So, let's take *stuff*. We start with the idea that there is *stuff* on the social web that we want to describe. One subset of *stuff* is people. I'm not thinking about modelling people and rela…
actor: me
content: The online social world is simultaneously and varyingly a mirror, augmentation, and reduction of our offline social lives. Human behaviours are complex and nuanced and context-dependant, inconsistent, sprinkled across many different media, subject to multiple interpretations.. and all kinds of other words that mean it's difficult to wrangle this space into a coherant or complete data model. But, we (computer scientists, software developers) do it anyway. For some reason, nobody has come up with a solution that pleases everybody yet. It seems probable, given the diversity of systems, requirements, desires and general worldviews, nobody ever will. So here I come, blazing in with neither history nor experience, to try to write about how I see things. There's a lot of interesting past work in this space, and a full literature(/mailing list/blog post) review is worth doing. But for now, in the interests of time and sanity, I'm sticking to the current state of things as I understand them. In this post, I look at only two different (but overlapping) models. I also want to emphasise that there can't possibly be a single right way of looking at this space. Such models aren't in conflict (as some may think) but simply different ways of looking at the same thing. Where proponants of one may see shortcomings in the other, the opposite is equally true. People's different experiences and needs have led them a way of looking at things that they find perfectly intuitive. Often, this means alternative perspectives are seen as unintuitive and perhaps even in competition. Of course, there's a fine line between accounting for different perspectives, and losting interoperability entirely. So, let's take stuff. We start with the idea that there is stuff on the social web that we want to describe. One subset of stuff is people. I'm not thinking about modelling people and relationships here. Other subsets of stuff, which I want to focus on right now, are things and happenings. I'm delibera…
name: Things and happenings: modelling social for the web
published: 2015-12-07T17:07:21+0000
tag: activitystreams2
tag: as2
tag: phd
tag: social+web
tag: socialwg

today-writing
type: Note
tmpcontent: today i am writing javascript and i hate it everything is gibberish.
actor: me
content: today i am writing javascript and i hate it everything is gibberish.
published: 2015-12-28T18:01:28+0000
summary: Amy wrote about hacking, solid, javascript, js, & ihavenoideawhatimdoing
tag: hacking
tag: ihavenoideawhatimdoing
tag: javascript
tag: js
tag: solid

unexpectedly
type: Note
tmpcontent: Unexpectedly found the ever-sought golden trio in Portland train station - seats and power outlets in just the right place to pick up wifi from the restaurant next door.
actor: me
content: Unexpectedly found the ever-sought golden trio in Portland train station - seats and power outlets in just the right place to pick up wifi from the restaurant next door.
published: 2015-12-10T19:13:21+0000
summary: Amy wrote about travel, & portland
tag: portland
tag: travel

week-review-10
type: Article
tmpcontent: # Week in review ## 30 November - 6 December * Added some RDFa to my site templates; needs more work though. * SocialWG face-to-face ([notes](/2015/12/socialwg4-summary)). * [Indiewebcamp SF](https://indiewebcamp.com/2015/SF) * Fixed a paging bug (December was an edge case, apparently). * Added sessions so indieauth logins ot my site persist. * Made progress on my [webmention endpoint](/q) which in addition to the base webmention spec accepts the `property` parameter and will be able to verify mentions marked up with RDFa. * Wrote about different social web worldviews and how that affects data models: [Things and happenings](/2015/12/things-happenings). * Attempted to figure out https with letsencrypt on two different server setups. One was [not terrible](/2015/12/https-terrible), the other was [pretty terrible](/2015/12/https-what).
actor: me
content: 30 November - 6 December Added some RDFa to my site templates; needs more work though. SocialWG face-to-face (notes). Indiewebcamp SF Fixed a paging bug (December was an edge case, apparently). Added sessions so indieauth logins ot my site persist. Made progress on my webmention endpoint which in addition to the base webmention spec accepts the property parameter and will be able to verify mentions marked up with RDFa. Wrote about different social web worldviews and how that affects data models: Things and happenings. Attempted to figure out https with letsencrypt on two different server setups. One was not terrible, the other was pretty terrible.
name: Week in review
published: 2015-12-06T23:59:00+0000
tag: https
tag: phd
tag: socialwg
tag: ssl
tag: webmention
tag: week+in+review

week-review-11
type: Article
tmpcontent: # Week in review ## 7-13 December 2015 Not much to report. Pantsed around with HTTPS too much, ate a lot and walked a lot. * CHI paper was accepted * WWW 2016 Solid Tutorial proposal was accepted
content: 7-13 December 2015 Not much to report. Pantsed around with HTTPS too much, ate a lot and walked a lot. CHI paper was accepted WWW 2016 Solid Tutorial proposal was accepted
name: Week in review
published: 2015-12-13T23:59:00+0000
tag: phd
tag: week+in+review

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just-some-links-sending
type: Note
actor: me
content: Just some links for sending webmentions to.. self mention IWC Dusseldorf
in reply to: indiewebcamp-dusseldorf
name: 10th May 2015, 14:23 Amy https://rhiaro.co.uk/llog/just-some-links-sending in reply to https://rhiaro.co.uk/2015/04/indiewebcamp-dusseldorf test, hacking, indieweb, webmention Just some links for sending webmentions to.. self mention IWC Dusseldorf
published: 2015-05-10T15:23:00+01:00
summary: Amy wrote about something