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tag: facebook
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content: Render reposts of tweets properly
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summary: Amy wrote about http://vocab.amy.so/blog#Todo, http://vocab.amy.so/blog#Todo, hacking, slogd, twitter, microformats, microformats2, mf2, & parser
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summary: Amy added 'Achieving human and machine accessibility of cited data in scholarly publications [PeerJ]' to Bookmarks
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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
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published: 2015-05-01T09:32:05+00:00
summary: Amy added 'Open Badges' to Bookmarks
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aggressively
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tmpcontent: Aggressively pursuing beaches.
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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
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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…
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name: Amy's mini alpine adventure ctd
published: 2015-05-16T11:15:47+0100
tag: alps
tag: austria
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anti-government
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tmpcontent: Anti-government protests in Zagreb Upper Town. Also eduroam.
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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
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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
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tmpcontent: Arrived before hostel opened, couldn't resist climbing a hill (Marjan)
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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
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has reply: https://twitter.com/cryomaniac/status/604708357774184449
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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
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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
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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
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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
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name: Checkins
published: 2015-05-10T14:35:00+0100
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tag: Done
tag: checkin
tag: data+model
tag: hacking
tag: indieweb
tag: location
tag: markup
tag: microformats2
tag: slogd

chilling-park
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tmpcontent: Chilling in park Bundek, Zagreb
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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

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