noterlive-notes-2016-05-04

<div class='h-cite'><a class='h-card p-category' href='http://tantek.com/'>⚡️</a>:  <blockquote class='e-content'><p>welcome to the homebrew website club, May the 4th Be With You edition!
<p><a class="auto-link h-x-username" href="https://twitter.com/aaronpk">@aaronpk</a> has published a new version of the W3C Micropub spec: <a class="auto-link" href="https://www.w3.org/TR/2016/WD-micropub-20160504/">https://www.w3.org/TR/2016/WD-micropub-20160504/</a>. now 3 impls that Delete and Update
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<p>Webmention spec has reached 0 open issues, is basically ready to go from Working Draft to Candidate Recommendation
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<div class='h-cite'><a class='h-card p-category' href='http://known.npdoty.name'>Nick Doty</a>:  <blockquote class='e-content'><p>I wanted to ask about doing a security review of the Webmention spec
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<div class='h-cite'><a class='h-card p-category' href='http://werd.io/'>Ben Werdmüller</a>:  <blockquote class='e-content'><p>2 things. the first, every single page of my site now has the meta http-equiv tag version of the HTTP response codes.
<p>Another I'm sort of playing with, some people don't want to have a blog, just want a page about them...
<p>So I'm kinda working on a little version of a single page generator that helps you set it up, also gives you a zip.
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<div class='h-cite'><a class='h-card p-category' href='http://known.npdoty.name'>Nick Doty</a>:  <blockquote class='e-content'><p>What's the reasoning behind the http-equiv stuff? <a class="auto-link h-x-username" href="https://twitter.com/benwerd">@benwerd</a>: means static sites are not penalized in webmention protocol
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<div class='h-cite'><a class='h-card p-category' href='http://tantek.com/'>⚡️</a>:  <blockquote class='e-content'><p>A lot of people have static hosting like GitHub pages, which makes it hard to do things like return "410 GONE" for deletes
<p>There's no standard way to statically archive a page's return code. The more I'm thinking about it,maybe incl all the headers
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<div class='h-cite'><a class='h-card p-category' href='http://known.npdoty.name'>Nick Doty</a>:  <blockquote class='e-content'><p>The last couple of days, I've been thinking about ephemerality, in particular ephemerality of a URL.
<p>I do a lot of academic writing; I want to share my writing of incomplete drafts that are not ready to be public
<p>So it would be useful to have a URL that is only valid for some period of time, e.g. 1 hour.
<p> Implemented in a little php, I can now change the URL to include /until-730pm, and that will give back a new short URL
<p>So for example, this URL will only work for the next 15 minutes <a class="auto-link" href="https://npdoty.name/u/cudo">https://npdoty.name/u/cudo</a> 
<p>(in re: what if someone archives the final URL?) it's a privacy rather than a security measure, wouldnt share w attacker
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<div class='h-cite'><a class='h-card p-category' href='http://tantek.com/'>⚡️</a>:  <blockquote class='e-content'><p>one challenge, I can't tell from looking at the page that it isn't meant to be public