Vika
https://fireburn.ru/
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Jan 14
Is it safe sometimes?!
WeChat ID
aaronpk_tv
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Nope, it's a trap! But it's also how most banking APIs work in the US 😭 -
Gary
https://twitter.com/every_daydad
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Nov 13
I would pay a lot of money for the new MacBook Pro 16 to have SD card slots.
And by a lot I mean whatever let’s me stop using this dumb dongle 😳
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ugh I am like 4 months behind on sorting photos out of my SD cards into their permanent home and I really think I need to do that before my next round of trips but it just sounds like a lot of work! 😭
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Not Fake Adam Kalsey
https://twitter.com/akalsey
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Aug 1
But they base64 encoded it, so that’s OK, right?
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Heather Downing
https://twitter.com/quorralyne
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Feb 23
That's actually one of our MacBook Pros I've got connected there :) but yes, the hardware power of a Linux or Windows based custom build is like half of the cost of that laptop. -
Cher 🍒
https://twitter.com/codehitchhiker
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Jan 30
I'm regretting not just standing up a server with a single endpoint at this point lol
Yeah that may be easiest 😭 I was hoping there was some service that allows unauthenticated requests but with arbitrary paths cause then you could write to like example.com/longrandomstringthatisasecret/key = value. But mebbe I don't understand exactly -
Alex Kearney 👩🏼💻🤖
https://twitter.com/kongaloosh
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Jan 7
HMU with your #photography workflow. How do you keep your photos straight, especially over a time-span of decades?
I'm particularly interested in how #indieweb folks approach this.
Right now most of my old photos are in Flickr 😭
I'm working on a new solution where I just store stuff on hard disks so it's easier to back up. I want to find a good organizational layer on top to add tags but haven't found anything I like yet. -
CM Harrington
https://localtalk.chat/@octothorpe
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Aug 24
oh gods… they made trying to muck about with the CSS ostensibly impossible. Every source file has its own unique ID attached to it, and all node-process-tastic. This is less fun.
welcome to "modern" web development 😭 -
Portland, Oregon • Fri, December 15, 2017 4:39pm
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That feeling when you have to install Java to run a program that validates XML epub files. 😭
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Pete Holiday
http://pete.holiday
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Oct 17
I’m looking forward to checking it out. I’ve spent more time than I care to admit with the OAuth spec. 💀
@toomuchpete me too. me too. 😭 -
Aaron Parecki
https://aaronparecki.com/
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Sep 25
I had forgotten that at one point the twitter search page looked like google. #twitterbook
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Sebastiaan Andeweg
https://seblog.nl
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May 14
At one point yesterday, I understood the difference between IndieAuth, IndieAuth and IndieAuth. I believe I reached that point again, almost.
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Patrick Schaller
http://F3Development.com
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May 4
Sorry, I meant I'm being told the URL can't be visible and they are holding up other mobile apps login as examples that do not show it.
@rogue__leader Yeah sorry, 140 chars isn't enough 😭
Before SFSafariView, the only way to securely do OAuth was to launch the native Safari browser. This meant you'd get bounced out of the app, which a lot of developers didn't want to do to their users. I don't disagree that this was a bad experience, and plenty of people feel the same.
What ended up happening is people instead started embedding the WebView into their apps, in order to avoid having their users bounce out of the app and come back. The compromise in this case is that people would have to type their password to log in, because the embedded WebView doesn't share cookies with the system browser.
It took Apple a long time to roll out SFSafariView, so there are just a lot of apps out there that still have the embedded WebView.
Advantages of WebView:
• Does not make the user leave the app to complete the OAuth flow
Problems with WebView:
• User has no way to verify they are on the real website, so phishing attacks are undetectable
• Does not share system cookies, so users have to type their password every time
Advantages of SFSafariView:
• Does not make the user leave the app to complete the OAuth flow
• The user can see the address bar so can verify they're on the correct website
• Shares system cookies, so the user won't have to type their password if they've already signed in using the native Safari app
I should probably turn this into a proper blog post. -
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why 😭 @DropboxSupport
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Welp. That's an awesome "welcome to the neighborhood" a week after moving in. 😭 So much for the "secure" courtyard bike parking.
