Yahoo! Pipes would be a $1B no-code startup today.
RIP. 🕯
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yahoo!_Pipes
RIP. 🕯
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yahoo!_Pipes
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aaronpk_tv
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It doesn't need to tie in to IndieAuth at all! You can just use it as an API to verify whether you've tapped the confirm button in the push notification, then start your login session on the server normally.
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The trick is to use Okta's "Factor API" directly, not using the normal login API. https://developer.okta.com/docs/reference/api/factors/#getting-started-with-the-factors-api
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I encourage anyone beguiled by Tim Berners-Lee's proposal for a "Contract with the Web" to click through and read the source. It is a thick conceptual gumbo created by committee, exactly the thing the web was not. No wonder big tech has signed onto it. https://www.nytimes.com/2019/11/24/opinion/world-wide-web.html
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I still haven't, but I did help https://rosemaryorchard.com set it up at IWC Brighton and I've been meaning to write it up while it's fresh in my head!
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Norman Walsh
https://twitter.com/ndw
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Nov 25
Do you have a pointer to a "Hello world" example? Something like, turn a light on at 07:00? I think I have Node Red installed, but it's very unclear how it's connected to HA.
I know it's a long video, but this is the best crash course I found on it. https://youtu.be/SuoSXVqjyfc It's worth watching that because it'll intro you to all the terminology and the way of thinking that Node Red requires. -
manton
https://micro.blog/manton
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Nov 25
@aaronpk Interesting. In this Apple support document there are separate sections for in-store vs. web payments, but they seem similar.
hm that does say explicitly "Apple sends your Device Account Number to the app or website along with the transaction-specific dynamic security code. Neither Apple nor your device sends your actual payment card number to the app." So I wonder if somehow the last 4 of the real number are sent to the processor too. -
manton
https://micro.blog/manton
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Nov 25
@fgtech @aaronpk I used to think that, but seeing the real last 4 digits in Stripe convinced me otherwise. They could be preserving the last 4 in the generated number or passing it as metadata, though.
Could be that Apple Pay for websites doesn't do the proxy number that Apple Pay contactless does. On my grocery store receipts it's a different last 4 digits than my actual card. -
Justin Richer
https://twitter.com/justin__richer
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Nov 25
Except that that ignores ME and XP and Vista....
welp there goes that theory -
Norman Walsh
https://twitter.com/ndw
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Nov 24
It's the language for constructing automations in "home assistant".
haha yeah this is exactly why I got rid of all my automations in home assistant and moved them into Node Red
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Justin Richer
https://twitter.com/justin__richer
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Nov 20
Microsoft shouldn't be seen as an example for good numbering. Leaving off the non numeric versions you get:
1, 2, 3, 3.1, 3.11, 95, 98, 2000, 7, 8, 8.1, 10...
I never realized it before but that explains how they jumped to 7...
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Gary
https://twitter.com/every_daydad
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Nov 25
Video started off at 16 minutes 30 seconds after the initial rough cut and after the second pass is 12 minutes 47 seconds and I feel MUCH better about it.
Hopefully YouTube will feel the same way 🤣
eh I'll hold out for the 90 second cut 😆
