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aaronpk_tv
Thursday, June 2, 2022
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But auth is complex and fascinating.
I love reading articles by domain experts and lurking on the IETF OAuth list (those folks, like @selfissued, @justin__richer, @vibronet, and @aaronpk among others, are truly auth nerds. I say that in the most respectful tones possible).
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On tomorrow's live show, @aaronpk and I will finally test out the ability to stream from one @YoloLivTech YoloBox to another. This allows you to include a remote feed in your live stream, or perhaps conduct an interview? Tune in to find out! Friday 10amPDT https://jal.bz/3McxZ3i
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Cupcake ✨ 🧁
https://twitter.com/chris_swenson
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Jun 2
I thought about it, but lots of smells. Mac only, so probably super proprietary and won’t work with my Windows or Linux setups. I feel like they’re angling for a monthly subscription.
I have a DSLR setup with HDMI capture so I’m mostly good already.
Agreed. They have monthly pricing already published too. Seems like they're doing a good job of influencer marketing tho. -
PhotoJoseph
https://twitter.com/photojoseph
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Jun 2
Found this old photo… that’s me wearing an iPod nano 6th gen in a custom watch band. Talk about pre-dating the Apple Watch! This is 2011, according to the metadata. Who else rocked one of these? 😂 Also: tell me you’re a photographer without telling me you’re a photographer🙄🙄
the 2007 iPod Nano was my absolute favorite and I am still very sad that I lost it -
Do I know anyone who knows the right malware analysis tools to determine whether an app accesses any files on the computer or what remote servers it connects to? I want to know more about what this particularly well targeted malware is trying to do.
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Aaron Parecki
https://aaronparecki.com/
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Jun 2
Do I know anyone who knows the right malware analysis tools to determine whether an app accesses any files on the computer or what remote servers it connects to? I want to know more about what this particularly well targeted malware is trying to do.
In the mean time, if you get an email about doing sponsored videos for @sumopaint or @RainwayApp the emails are fake and are very likely trying to take over your YouTube channel. I'm going to do a video explaining how this scam works because it's very well done. -
Eugen
https://mastodon.social/@Gargron
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May 23
Developing Mastodon, I strive to use terminology that is familiar to as many people as possible so as to not put up unnecessary barriers in understanding. For this reason I am happy that we went away from calling posts "toots". It has always been a point of friction for people. Not that I dislike branding, quite the opposite, but in my experience receiving feedback over half a decade, it had a negative effect on the platform for little benefit.
so was "tootsuite" a play on "hootsuite" or the french "tout suite" -
/cc @greggawatt @ElleArmageddon @cooperq @lenazun @postmodern_mod3
This any of you?
Aaron’s a friend of mine. -
Karl McGuinness
https://twitter.com/jankytweet
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Jun 2
it’s been a few years since i’ve ✈️ internationally and it’s amazing just how much friction has been removed with the 📱. eSIM installed via app store, internet works on arrival. Boarding passes, vaccine, and lounge pass all in wallet. Tap to pay everything
Yeah honestly the eSIM thing really made a lot of travel just so much easier. Used to be I'd be scrambling to find a SIM store as soon as I landed, hopping between public wifi until I found something. -
We actually did a video together about this hack a year ago! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bnknQ5gGvng&t=960s
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Thomas Cantrell
https://twitter.com/thomas_cantrell
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Jun 3
Is it easier to have the eSIM be the travel SIM or the physical one? I always assumed the eSIM should be my local carrier leaving the slot for local travel SIMs, but Aaron sounds like the other way around works better?
Huh that's an interesting idea. Well if you don't mind the premium of paying for the eSIM while traveling, it's a lot easier using it while out of town. But yeah you can get cheaper plans with local SIMs.
