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“I rarely just tweet something, unless it’s truly ephemeral (or a reply, obviously). I prefer to blog first and let Twitter get a copy. This is part of owning my own content.” — Brent Simmons on his blogging setup
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Portland, Oregon • Tue, June 11, 2019 2:11pmHere again 🔨 -
Christopher Lemmer Webber
https://octodon.social/@cwebber
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Jun 11
Anyone have a print-on-demand service they recommend? I have a couple-hundred-pages PhD dissertation that's relevant to my work I'd like to print out and have on hand.
My book is printed through Lulu.com. I like that they contract with local printers so it's actually cheap to ship to almost any country because the books don't have to go very farl -
This is going to seem like a joke but it's not: in ~1978, there was a minor crisis around connecting the various networks (ARPA, CYCLADES, etc) into an "inter-network environment", aka the internet. Some of the discussions seems similar to our discussion of interoperability between content types in ActivityPub networks. I think it would behoove fediverse nerds to read up on this stuff.
1978 paper summarizing the issue (PDF): https://www.rfc-editor.org/ien/ien20.pdf
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Some great tips on developer experience from my friend @rod_laura!
📖 Publish open source
✍️ Communicate clearly
💻 Create lots of sample code
📝 Share on your blog
🌱 Build a community
https://developer.okta.com/blog/2019/06/10/five-essential-tips-for-building-developer-libraries -
axleyjc
https://twitter.com/axleyjc
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Jun 11
OAuth is for authorization, not authentication
OAuth is for authorization, not authentication
OAuth is for authorization, not authentication
OAuth is for authorization, not authentication
OAuth is for authorization, not authentication
OAuth is for authorization, not auth'n
You might enjoy this analogy! https://developer.okta.com/blog/2019/06/05/seven-ways-an-oauth-access-token-is-like-a-hotel-key-card -
EdwardHinkle
https://github.com/EdwardHinkle
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Jun 11
Yeah, 90% of the time this wouldn't apply to me, but I can see the utility. The same way the email clients have the "Unified Inbox" across different email clients. Most the time I want to be able to just look at one category. But sometimes I load my reader and I have like 1-2 posts in 5 different channels. For those instances it would be kind of nice to open up a reader that I knew support this "Unified Unread" and just scroll and read them. I get tired of tapping between the channels when I run into those couple of posts in each channel situations.
Now that you mention it, if I see the unread counts across all channels and there's only a few, I wouldn't mind the unified channel for quickly catching up on everything. However, I would *only* want content from the channels that keep unread counts, not the ones that only show the dot. But that could be a server-side setting that the clients don't need to be aware of. -
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What's going on with the OAuth 2.0 Implicit flow? From my awesome colleagues @aaronpk and @nbarbettini! https://youtu.be/CHzERullHe8 #oauth2 #implicitflow
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Fixed!
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This is an amazing idea, count me in! I just added my mailing address to my home page h-card! 🤣 -
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