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Gary
https://twitter.com/every_daydad
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Nov 30
I want someone that's only job is to carry and keep track of my sd cards.
now we're talking -
patrick tomasso.
https://twitter.com/imPatrickT
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Nov 30
I’ve seen a lot like BH sells them but I want something as thin as the sd card holder that surrounds like when you get a SIM card.
That'd be cool, but I don't see how it would snap into the holder and also be removable. This one only adds about 1mm the thickness, and I could probably shave off another 0.2mm if I really wanted to. -
patrick tomasso.
https://twitter.com/imPatrickT
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Nov 30
one day I will make my EmergSD - which is an SD card in a wallet credit card sized holder. just leave it in your wallet.
Like this? I designed this earlier this year 🙃
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I am thrilled to announce my first Chromium Extension: AuRA 🙂
The “Auth. Request Analyser” aims to support the analysis of OAuth 2.0 and OpenID Connect 1.0 SSO flows.
Chrome Web Store: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/aura-auth-request-analyser/clonpaankbndgnciijbiokgjeofjdpeg
GitHub: https://github.com/lauritzh/auth-request-analyser
Some features of v1.0 (Thread):
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Andrew Hewus Fresh
https://bsd.network/@AFresh1
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Nov 30
@aaronpk my habenero (and cayenne and Thai chili and scotch bonnets with pineapple) are currently fermenting. Hot sauce soon though! Yours looks good, might have to try some mustard in it.
Sounds delicious! Mine is a bit of a shortcut, no fermentation needed! I was originally going for something close to Secret Aardvark but it's changed a bit from that over the years. -
Web3 is not Decentralisation — it’s a Ploy to put Crypto Bros in Charge | by Ross Stalker | Nov, 2021 | Medium (medium.com)"Imagine if someone were to suggest that all web infrastructure should share the same database. That would rightly be seen as an absurd idea — but that’s what Web3 advocates are essentially suggesting. A blockchain is a distributed append-only database, spread across multiple nodes, but it is still one single database. In the name of decentralisation, Web3 advocates in fact seek to create a new form of centralisation around the blockchain."
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Jeena
https://toot.jeena.net/@jeena
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Nov 30
@aaronpk do you boil the glasses in water so that they're sterile after closing them up?
Yeah when I'm properly canning them I'll do that, when I am planning on keeping them around more than 6 months. It's already full of acid and vinegar so it keeps a long time in the fridge even when not sealed and sterilized properly. We go through hot sauce extremely quickly since it's a key component of breakfast every day. -
Made about 100oz of hot sauce tonight! Not properly canned, just poured into jars.
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Yay! Glad they made it there safely!
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Poké Trainer Nic
https://twitter.com/nraboy
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Nov 29
I skimmed over the docs for GPME:Crypto and didn't see any specific information regarding key expectations. I don't know Ruby. Any way you could have the application spit out more information than "There was a problem!"? Would make it easier to figure out what is failing exactly.
Yeah I should make it bubble up the error better. I just checked the logs and it looks like your key.txt URL is returning 404 -
Poké Trainer Nic
https://twitter.com/nraboy
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Nov 29
Yep, I tried with `--clearsign` as well as `--sign --armor` and both game me a "There was a problem!" message. Tried doing it from both Mac and Windows just in case there was some funny business happening. Do you have more information on the expectations of the key?
i'm not totally sure, but this is the code it uses to verify in case you want to try to track it down https://github.com/aaronpk/indielogin.com/blob/main/pgp/app.rb
