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Also wenn's nach den leeren Regalen im Nahkauf hier ums Eck geht, dann isst ganz Deutschland Nudeln mit Dosentomaten, trinkt dazu H-Milch und kackt dann was das Zeug hält.


Ah, thank you. :) Well, in this case it was more of an after thought… whenever I publish a 'link' post, I usually quote some of the original text and add a u-bookmark-of. Then I felt the need to add some text of my own and this got me thinking that this now also was a reply of sorts, so I added the second class 'u-in-reply-to'. In Jeremy's post, only the bookmark mention is displayed, but I think this is because I only added the reply markup later. Thanks for the info that in principle both signals can be processed in one mention. ftw
Reply to https://quickthoughts.jgregorymcverry.com/2020/02/08/webrocker-it-is-almost-like-you-have


A quick question for my WordPress timeline…

`/wp-content/languages/themes/theme_x/*.mo`

`/wp-content/themes/theme_x/languages/*.mo`

what is the difference of these directories and how are these parsed in regard to the translated string that's visible in the front end if both have a (different) translation for the same string? My guess is that the `theme_x/languages/`will trump, but what purpose has the `languages/theme_x/` directory? Where is the "correct" place for translations?


This already made my day, today


Thank you Jeremy for sharing the link on your site! ?
Currently trying to note down some quotes around your idea about the pacelayers for the web and including them in the animation, so that the whole thing makes more sense if viewed non-visually. Thanks for the inspiring talk.
(and I really envyy you for the CERN experience, btw ?)

In reply to: https://adactio.com/links/16112


Ethan Marcotte has published the slides and the transcript of his talk "The World Wide Work" on his own website, and this a very good reason to again listen…

for me, there was something magical about that moment. I mean, here’s Sir Tim Berners-Lee—the guy who created the World Wide Web!—standing in front of the world to proclaim that THIS IS FOR EVERYONE. And I think it really epitomized the way our industry thought of the Web: that it wasn’t just a communications network, it was an ideal. An ideal that said the promise of a free, open, universally-accessible network would connect people across the globe and, given time, improve the world.
(...)
We are absolutely on a new adventure, you and I. There’s so much work before us, work for us to design a better Web—one that works more equitably for all.
Individually, we are capable of brilliant things. But collectively? We are a wonder.

… to this important talk about the current mess state of our industry, and how not to dispair. It's a tough job, but we're in this, together.


It's not a bug,
it's the future.


check to see if the wp webmention implementation still works.
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… and I like it.


Welcome back, Marc, and congrats on reviving your blog. Looking forward to read more. :)


‪Good catch. Thank you @zachleat for‬ the write up

Just a fair warning if you use the amazing Bridgy service to gather webmentions from social networking sites. It won’t actually work with your site if you’re using Brotli compression. Use gzip for your HTML requests instead of Brotli and it will work fine.



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