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Sweet addition to the rack! Thanks @dvestore for the support; they’re sponsoring a LIVE show next month using three @Blackmagic_News ATEM Streaming Bridges for three live callers featuring @aaronpk, @tgcallaway, and one more guest—details soon!
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Sidney Diongzon
https://twitter.com/SidneyDiongzon
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Dec 15
Guess which @AputureLighting light I used...
what I really want to know is how many times your smoke alarm went off during that shoot -
cj 🇺🇸🇨🇭
https://mastodon.technology/@cj
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Dec 15
@aaronpk Ah right! Thanks for the quick reply. Makes sense with regards to community management, wanted to just understand the possible underlying technicalities that carry those bits and get a head start.
As much as I read/consume specs, I am unfamiliar with the IETF process in general. I'll try to find a way to stay +cc'd on any related discussions, if they're held in the open.
Thankfully the IETF is one of the most open processes! The "official" discussion happens on the mailing list (yes, old school) https://www.ietf.org/mailman/listinfo/oauth and there are also periodic meetings throughout the year. I keep a listing of them up to date here: https://events.oauth.net
Anyone is welcome to join, there's no formal membership application or fee or anything. -
cj 🇺🇸🇨🇭
https://mastodon.technology/@cj
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Dec 15
@aaronpk Hey Aaron, following up from the #apconf2020 talk you gave, I think you briefly mentioned a concept of "dynamic scopes" or something similar. Where can I find the latest information around that?
Context: Working on `apcore` framework for building federated apps in golang, have long wanted to include OAuth2 as a foundational inclusion for the framework (and apps built with it). I'm having to fork another library anyway to add support for PKCE, might as well look at dynamic scopes too.
It's still a bit rough around the edges, but that work is called Rich Authorization Requests https://oauth.net/2/rich-authorization-requests/ and it is more about defining a framework for structured scopes and will leave the specific definitions up to extensions within particular communities. -
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Micah Silverman - #BLM - Wear a Mask
https://twitter.com/afitnerd
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Dec 15
Nope. Not in this case. The order was broken up into multiple transactions (by Amazon). The invoice only had a single value for tax and another for discounts. Only way to get to the right # was to take the sub-transaction, calculate its tax and subtract the overall discount.
oh gosh I forgot about tax... no sales tax in Oregon so all my transactions are a lot easier to find! -
🌌🌵🛸Bret🏜👨👩👧🚙
https://twitter.com/bcomnes
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Dec 15
Go to your orders,
Click "open invoice" for all orders within range you are curious about
Look at the bottom for card transactions and you will find the amount that hits your bank. At that point you have a bank tx that roughly aligns with a subset of the order
unideal
yeah also if you keep the email shipping notifications those usually contain the dollar amount charged and have a link to the orders, so searching email ends up being the fastest. I've gotten in the habit of keeping those emails around for this now. -
yea i'm gonna nope right out of that
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Micah Silverman - #BLM - Wear a Mask
https://twitter.com/afitnerd
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Dec 15
Hey @AmazonHelp - I should be able to tie a bank account transaction from amazon back to an order. Instead, I've spent over an hour on chat support trying to track it down.
ugh yeah this is the worst, when they run a transaction for multiple orders or partially fulfilled orders, so the dollar amount doesn't match anything in your order history!
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Sorry, can't work today. Too busy composing blob operas... https://artsandculture.google.com/experiment/blob-opera/AAHWrq360NcGbw?cp=eyJyIjoiS3pYczhiN055UV9HIn0
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Ben
https://twitter.com/BenedekGagyi
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Dec 15
what was the difference? You needed one line to use it, and had no control over how much trash gets downloaded.
One requires installing software on your computer, the other requires only a text editor.
Not saying hotlinking 3rd party JS is a good idea, but it was a lot more accessible to experiment and learn that way. -
I literally don't know what this means and I'm okay with that
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Simon Willison
https://twitter.com/simonw
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Dec 15
Finding reusable JavaScript components to drop into projects was so much easier when everyone was using jQuery
Remember when the instructions for using some random JS library was include this <script> tag and not npm install randomthingwith100dependencies
