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Flic: The Wireless Smart Button | Indiegogo (www.indiegogo.com)
The wireless button that creates a shortcut to your favorite actions on your phone.
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Forrester Says Marketers Are Wasting Resources on Facebook, Twitter (marketingland.com)
brands should build their own communities and leverage other social sites
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Portland, Oregon • Wed, November 19, 2014 2:47pm -
Sitting by the fire #esripdx
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Stuart Langridge
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@adamprocter @AaronGustafson I need to hat up a bit on webmentions first, mind, especially since I must do penance for inventing pingback ;)
@sil haha! Webmention is just pingback w/o XMLRPC. You might be interested in Vouch tho: http://indiewebcamp.com/vouch -
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MySpace Worm Explanation (namb.la)
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I don't think it makes sense at all to rely on a service like Yubikey for this. (Emphasis on *service*) If this were a standalone product then that'd be a different story.
I've seen some pretty slick setup processes that use Bluetooth or a direct Wifi connection to the device to get them online. I think the latest one I used was the Samsung SmartCam. To configure it, you first turn it on and it creates a wifi hotspot. You connect your phone or computer to its network (the default password was listed on the bottom, unique to the device) and then you can use the app or web page to configure it.
The nice thing about this method is it doesn't require a cloud service to bootstrap, and doesn't rely on a shared default password. If the device includes a "factory reset" button, then there would always be a way to return it to the original password that is printed on the device.
