Aaron Parecki

Aaron Bradley https://twitter.com/aaranged • Jan 22
I know that you're a huge microformats fan Kevin, but among other things: 1) they're not remotely expressive enough for contemporary structured data requirements; 2) they're HTML-bound, meaning you can't provide data like this https://developers.google.com/actions/media/how-to/create-a-feed

You might be surprised what you can do with Microformats...

https://aaronparecki.com/2018/03/12/17/building-an-indieweb-reader

Even this tweet originated from my own website using tools built on Microformats.

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Brian Fitzpatrick https://twitter.com/therealfitz

Wow. Just got a giant "Fuck you for buying a bunch of our shit in the early days" email from @Sonos.

/cc @internetofshit

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K. Mike Merrill https://twitter.com/kmikeym • Jan 22
Like Netflix I also use my own private internal measurement that I only occasionally release for stats and yesterday I had 87,000,000,000 views on my website. https://buff.ly/30HVBXk

the guy that runs your website must be really good

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Wed, Jan 22, 2020 7:10am -08:00
Hardening Refresh Tokens (leastprivilege.com)

Wed, Jan 22, 2020 6:49am -08:00 #oauth #security
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Henrique Dias https://hacdias.com/ • Jan 22
Hey Aaron! What software/library are you using to generate those maps with your location? Can they be considered heat maps? And what about the animated video?

It's all a giant pile of PHP code I wrote ages ago, it's not even map-projection-aware it just plots on a 2D canvas. The animation is basically a timelapse of a bunch of frames of that same script played in a row.

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Contributions from: Japan, Singapore

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📷 PhotoJoseph 🎥 https://twitter.com/photojoseph

life goals… I showed my wife pieces of my latest video and she was actually impressed. 😯 https://youtu.be/UuCPuqcAH94

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Wed, Jan 22, 2020 3:37am +00:00 (liked on Tue, Jan 21, 2020 10:11pm -08:00)
Swarm https://swarmapp.com/

Welcome back! You haven't checked in to Lucky Labrador Tap Room since June '11.

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Lillian Karabaic https://twitter.com/anomalily

I literally did this for my 30th birthday, only it was a $1000 budget because I'm cheap and was a multi-city spy-themed scavenger hunt on public transit. There was a rooftop message only readable from the aerial tram, and a secret karaoke bus. We had tacos.

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at Lucky Labrador Tap Room

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#HomeAutomation meetup

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Dave Maze https://twitter.com/davemaze • Jan 21
nice! i’m sure you learn stuff from work that you can utilize for your personal.

so far it's been mostly the other way around, but mainly because I did a big push on my personal channel while on PTO in December 😄 which paid off cause I went from 200 to 1500 subscribers in like 7 weeks 🎉

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Tue, Jan 21, 2020 4:02pm -08:00
Anders Pitman https://twitter.com/anderspitman • Jan 21
What do you think would be fragile about my approach? Giving the client control over the random value?

by "fragile" I mean things like vulnerable to popup blockers, popups are bad UX on mobile browsers, etc.

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Anders Pitman https://twitter.com/anderspitman • Jan 21
That's interesting. After a quick review, it does seem pretty similar. Why the timeout polling instead of long polling? Does the spec dictate what back-channel you send the user to?

The spec has a way the AS can provide a URL that the user should visit to the app. So the app has to get the user to that URL somehow, doesn't matter how, and doesn't matter what that URL is.

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Anders Pitman https://twitter.com/anderspitman • Jan 21
Why not open a new tab for interacting with the auth server, while simultaneously opening a back channel request in the original session? Once the user has authenticated/authorized from the new tab, the back channel request would resolve. 2/

There's also a new draft, Pushed Authorization Requests, which moves a bunch of the fragile bits out of the front channel. Similar but slightly different goal. https://tools.ietf.org/id/draft-lodderstedt-oauth-par-00.html

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