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I finished giving a lecture to my college students with the phrase, "alright, I'm done" and it was so satisfying. @GeraldUndone
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I added some basic identity capabilities to XYZ. Thanks to @aaronpk for the initial inspiration. https://tools.ietf.org/html/draft-richer-transactional-authz-05
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It’s an #IndieWeb Meetup! Tonight in NYC at Think Coffee on Mercer 6-8pm.
Meet IndieWeb co-founder, co-author of several W3C specs, prolific host of IndieWeb services, and hot sauce afficionado Aaron Parecki!
https://events.indieweb.org/2020/02/indieweb-meetup-nyc-GSlzpBwleWLT
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Can someone please explain me why YouTubers use the weirdest faces in their YouTube thumbnail? It looks like they have just farted. Is this some kind of thumbnail strategy that I am not aware of? 🤔 #youtube #thumbnail #YouTubers
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You just got to love this footnote by @chriscoyier. And it is your daily reminder that every time you hit publish on Medium, you actually pay with your work and give up control over it in exchange for “reach”.
Own your work. Publish on your own site. 👊 #takebackyourweb
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@aaronpk Yes.
I managed some computers remotely on a ship outside Africa once, they paid thousands of dollars equivalent per month for satellite equipment and internet, but only got 768 down and 256 up in kilobits.
We used to split it up into 512/128 for the servers, and 256/128 for the few clients to browse the internet (5 shared desktop computers), both splits with sad attempts of QoS ontop of them of course.
But after Windows 10 landed we just had to give up, one or two computers would barely work on 256k, but if we connected up all of them, the 256k of bandwidth didn't work. As long as three or more computers were powered on, even doing nothing, you were lucky to browse anything. With four or five machines powered on, you could just give up, nothing would ever load.
Eventually we gave up, giving all bandwidth to the more critical servers and said "sorry, no internet". Leaving all outside-world communication to go via the server, in the form of things such as low-bitrate VoIP calls or E-mail.
It's sad that 15 years ago, we were happy to finally get 768k broadband to replace our broadband, and I even downloaded torrents with that connection.
Yet now, with only a few Windows 10 computers, that whole broadband line could be almost entirely spent on forced telemetry. -
Proposal for a new Grant API: user consent treated as an AS resource with own ID, life cycle and revocation, which persists across the expiration and revocation of any tokens linking to it. @tlodderstedt at the @openid #FAPI F2F in London
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Insecure Surveillance Cameras Provide Dystopian Peep Show https://hackaday.com/2020/02/18/insecure-surveillance-cameras-provide-dystopian-peep-show
Caroline Buttet's Virtual Peephole is an Arduino-powered box that taps into a random selection of insecure CCTVs: every time you lift the shutter, you get a different feed.
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