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How to add a jekyll collection

https://thechels.uk/how-to-add-a-jekyll-collection

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hello world!

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I’ll have Claude look into this tomorrow. It will explain to me what’s going on and we may change something.

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Not really, no.

For case 1 (both "description" and "markdowntext" populated), I wasn't sure what to expect, but the server accepted having both of them, and the website displayed the contents of "description".

For case 2 (only "markdowntext' provided), I expected a failure, since api.md says that "description" is a required field. I also did not expect the website to display an empty post.

I was expecting some kind of relationship between these two fields, where a change to one might trigger a change to the other.

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Did it work as you expected it would?

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This was a call with no description, only markdowntext

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This was a call to newpost where description and markdowntext were populated to different things.

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Contents of description

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As you put it "html fragments" not full html pages.

It's just a question of whether you prefer writing in the wizzy editor (the default) or the markdown editor. Since you're coming at it from a script, not sure exactly how it would work. I'm away from home right now and can't look it up. There are docs for the calls now, you could check that out.

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I'm experimenting with API calls, working purely from the api.md document. Currently, I have been able to post here using /newpost. Here are the things I'm attempting to understand:

When we say that "description" is HTML, do we mean HTML fragments, or a complete <HTML></HTML> document?

What happens if I populate both description and markdowntext?

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Sample post

This post starts as a MarkDown file

level 2 code block line 2 and 3
  • bullet
  • another
  • and a third

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Testing via python script.

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RSS Chat

https://thechels.uk/rss-chat

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On the soFab side (we self-host an rss.chat instance at rsschat.sofab.ch), here's how we're handling it in the meantime — from our privacy policy, now live:

Image and video metadata. Images and videos uploaded to mytis.sofab.ch are re-encoded or remuxed on receipt: embedded metadata (EXIF — GPS location, device details, timestamps) is removed and never stored. Files contained in ZIP archives are transferred as-is and are not modified. Exception: rsschat.sofab.ch runs third-party software (rss.chat) that does not yet strip metadata; files posted there keep their embedded metadata.

We deliberately don't patch the rss.chat code we host, so disclosure is our interim answer — if stripping lands upstream, we'll happily delete that exception sentence.

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New docs for the API that connects RSS.chat to the server.

https://github.com/scripting/rss.chat/blob/main/client/docs/apijs.md

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My second internet job was curating the homepage for Netscape Online (which came on a CD)

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I asked Claude, as you suggested. Here's the summary. Your theory is close: it does depend on what the client puts on the clipboard, but there's no system pref involved. When you copy an image in Preview, macOS puts re-encoded pixel data on the pasteboard, so the EXIF from t...

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We’ll look into it, first thing I’d do is ask Claude what’s up. You could do that too. My theory is that it’s up to the system you copied it from to have a pref that protects this info.

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About image metadata:

If I open an image in Mac Preview, for example, then copy the image and paste it into a post on demo.rss.chat, the posted image does not contain metadata such as GPS altitude, GPS date/time, GPS latitude, or GPS longitude.

However, if I copy the image file itself (for example, from Finder) and paste it into a post on demo.rss.chat, the posted image does contain all of that metadata, including GPS altitude, GPS date/time, GPS latitude, and GPS longitude.

Is this the intended behavior, or should the metadata be stripped before the image is saved by rss.chat?

Maybe non-technical users should be made aware of this?

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This post is coming from a bash script.

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I still think there are radio crossover opportunities… even during an emergency. https://www.instagram.com/stories/corbinneville84/3948757899203701012?utm_source=ig_story_item_share&igsh=MzY1MTM2NWsweXpj

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Hello RSS Chat World

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“The AI does not hate you, nor does it love you. But you are made out of atoms which it can use for something else.” — Eliezer Yudkowsky, AI Researcher

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Welcome Nakedjen. We've been waiting for you.

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Welcome, likewise, my first internet came on a CD-ROM on the front of a magazine.

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"I’ve been on the internet since it still made dial-up noises" nakedjen +quotes

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The Fedora 45 Sausage Factory | supakeen's homepage https://supakeen.com/weblog/the-fedora-45-sausage-factory/ +linux +distro +packaging +fedora

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hello all!

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Hello everyone

Longtime listener. First time caller.

I’m nakedjen. I’ve been on the internet since it still made dial-up noises. I tell stories, I chase humans instead of algorithms, and I have somehow convinced Dave Winer that I belong in a room full of developers.

We’ll see.

Also, for the record, I’m always naked, even when I’m wearing clothes.