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Is Zorg coming for Rudy Giuliani? #RudyGuliani #rudy #hairline #sweatyrudy #sweat

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#OAuth expert @aaronparecki examines a few recent high-profile #WebSecurity breaches and discusses how they relate to OAuth. You can Watch the full video with sub-titles and transcript by signing up for a FREE #Wurreka account: https://wurreka.com/watch/hacking-oauth

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6th grader: “Why do we have to learn about the Great Depression?”
Me: “Because it was a period of great hardship for millions of people, and it taught us lessons about how to avoid ever letting it happen ag... uh, because your teacher said so.”

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The Internet Archive have added a WebAssembly-based Flash emulator to their emulation suite, and are preserving 2000s-vintage Flash games, playable in a modern HTML5-capable browser:
http://blog.archive.org/2020/11/19/flash-animations-live-forever-at-the-internet-archive/

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Got my own retargeting ad on Instagram and I am not mad.

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You know, I was thinking that WordPress 5.6 could really use that “one more thing”...

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the rest of the story didn’t load for a bit and i was like ‘wow! i respect how succinct this is’

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Latest update with the typo fixed for those interested.

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For example, we will use "this alternative will take O(# of users) to deploy because you have to chance their behavior" or "this one will take O(# of websites) to redeploy" or "this is O(# of IDPs) hard" to compare alternatives in a objective way, like we compare algorithms.

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Every now and then I run into discussions that make an assumption that devices and mechanisms are the hard part. Most often, two sided markets are overlooked. E.g. web intents, payment handlers and the nascar flag problem in identity.

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There is this device that we are using in WebID to compare alternatives that has been super useful. We don't have a name for it, but it is more or less like "Big-O" for Activation/Deployment Complexity.

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Simon Willison https://twitter.com/simonw • Nov 19
This seems to contradict the spec - https://github.com/simonw/datasette-indieauth/issues/21#issuecomment-730485391

That's for the final profile URL. The user can enter something different at the start, and if that contains a username component then the trick works.

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Blaine Cook https://twitter.com/blaine • Nov 19
I don't agree that it's completely glossed over - there is a registration protocol, it's just not widely implemented. The intent could be better stated, for sure, but I think IA's emphasis is too far the other way. My ideal is something in-between IndieAuth and OIDC, I think! 😊

take a look at my activitypub conference talk, starting at 11:50, I address the UX aspect of it here: https://aaronparecki.com/2020/09/22/25/activitypub-oauth-2-1#t=710

also happy to set up a time to chat about this instead! I think we have a lot of similar goals!

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Blaine Cook https://twitter.com/blaine • Nov 19
My goal is to enable secure, simple federated identity. Authentication is a core bit of functionality in that regard. Obviously supporting non-corporate identities is critical, but forcing everyone to be 'indie' is a mistake, I think.

nobody said "force". my goal is to *enable* indie identities, something that is pretty much completely glossed over by the current OIDC ecosystem.

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Mugwump https://twitter.com/ozaed • Nov 19
I use DNSSEC since 6+ years, while I have seen many auth protocols come and go. And 'IndieAuth' I first heard today.

ah yes, the "this is the first I've heard about it" argument sure is a solid one

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