Camille (they/them)Trying to figure out the balance of how much to reveal to an employer about chronic illness and disability feels like such a delicate tightrope act
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Strong supporter of open data and FOSS.
Strong supporter of open data and FOSS.
MetabolistUnfortunately I have to stop actively working on #Metatext for a while due to health issues. I really wish I could implement Mastodon 4 features and squash every bug, but it's not possible for me to do so right now.
I know the app has become important to a lot people, so I'm open to a new maintainer who can carry on its values of privacy and accessibility taking it over if there's interest and a fit. Email [email protected] if you (or your organization) are interested
I’m dumb, the Instant App doesn’t even need to be embedded for the ad blocker to break it.
That’s scary from a usability perspective when creating apps for the general public.
So apparently if you use an ad blocker ArcGIS Online Instant App embeds cease to work.
Test it out here: https://www.sco.wisc.edu/instant-app-embed-example/
It comes down to an analytics file being blocked by the client. I feel like the client should be able to block analytics without breaking the app.
I filed a report with Esri, we’ll see what they think.
Instant App Embed Example
Below should be an iframe with an embedded instant app. When using an ad blocker such as uBlock Origin, the app fails to load because /apps/instant/node_modules/templates-common-library/structuralFunctionality/telemetry/AppMeasurement.js is blocked. Ideally, the embedded app should still load, even if the analytics is blocked by the client. Specifically EasyList is the list that blocks AppMeasurement.js. iFrames are not…
JustinGLove how fast it is to visualize this open LiDAR data now a days! https://www.beautifulpublicdata.com/visualizing-rivers-and-floodplains/ . I got something working from USGS open topography data a few months ago in an evening using https://github.com/klarrieu/RiverREM
