Learning also moderated by tools and activity, and the tools your shared host are providing are wacky. I have never seen a rewrite rule like that... So moderate with activity and ask for help from your shared host. If they don't help vote with dollars. Move
@geonz reason both Piaget and Vygotsky believed learning connected to frustration. Luckily #IndieWeb uses a more social model aligned to Vygotsky. This isn't developmental but social...and not your fault.
This video is so 1987 reminds me of all the Cars videos @audreywatters shared after Ric's passing... I never would have put it near the pantheon of 80s videos but you cant get much 80s cheesier than GD in this https://www.rollingstone.com/music/music-features/grateful-dead-hell-in-a-bucket-video-908545/
That is no joke the craziest rewrite rule for an https redirect I have ever seen. I am suspicious your shared host doing some weird Apache stuff way above your knowledge and access level. Have no idea why cpanel and php 5.6 get referenced.
@geonz Yeah you basically commented out each line accept turning the rewrite engine on... Now basically your entire rewrite rule is commented out so site works. Feel free to stop by dev channel in chat.indieweb.org to ask people who can actually help
Some cyclist just gotta ride. Other cyclist know being able to tinker on bike makes them better. Still others find joy in building a bike.. Some so much they will do it while riding... Need to decide what kind of cyclist are you in terms of your websites.
@geonz well to be fair what you are trying to do has nothing to do with #IndieWeb and more to do with your shared host. Forcing an https redirect shouldn't require that much in an htaccess file. File you shared links to cpanel and old php versions.
Many benefits to micropub. Major goal to remove need to create and/or use CMS publishing interface. Instead pub tools, web or native app, become agnostic can write to any site bc commitment to web standards and open APIs. WordPress or SSG all the same
@geonz Nobody knows htaccess it is a dark pool of voodoo magic. That seems very specific to your shared host...Are they really on PHP 5.5-5.6 still? that wouldn't make much sense. I would file a trouble tix.
@Ebonyteach Two generations from now we may be way post-human and genetically altered to live in post gravity biospheres....not sure we will be post slavery...worry we will just export the hate beyond the third rock.
How many childhoods defined by streets where we stomped our feet? Even in our suburban corner I find that ties that bind cast you as a foreigner only the Broadview crew knew what to do and who was who #smallpoems #Microblogvember
The designer worked hard to try to recreate the mosaic of latinx history and culture saying you can't separate the African, Taino, Indigenous main land tribes, the hispanic, and histories of the America from our (not mine) history
Many schools in CT do encourage, if you have to make reference at all to say "Black" or "person of color" our large island population here in CT gets insulted by the term African American. What I most love was the new logo launched for Junta https://www.juntainc.org/en/
Doesn't make our "America rah-rah" curriculum less racist in a reinforce the dominant narrative kind of way. Just an interesting observation as we move in linear time away from slavery but not in the social reprecussions of 400 years of a forced diaspora.
@Ebonyteach Been thinking on this a bit with our not no unsubtle racist "Ellis Island immigration day" when we were young was hard for Black 2nd graders to trace genealogy back 2-3 generations. Many young students go 2-3 generations back are post slavery
meant can't find https. This is what I think you need to do. Search your entire site for http and replace with https and then search site for httpss and replace with https. That is how I did it. As bonus you will not throw a security warning in browsers
@geonz Reading that documentation and inferring from your tweets this is speculation as to what is going on...you are forcing the http redirect but your binaries (files and photos) are uploaded to http so people can't find http
The offer still stands. Share your htaccess file and I will take a look at your https redirect...97.4% of all my gist is me trying to master (and failing) the wizadry of htaccess and regex...Still say your shared host has a one button solution somewhere