Aaron Parecki

I am hanging out with the one and only @photojoseph in his weekly Virtual Happy Hour! Grab a drink and come join us! https://photojoseph.com/happyhour

Finally was able to plant a money tree. I can now go about my real day stress free. 😌 #ACNH

*perfect*.
Via the amazing @sanderiam

DPoP has been adopted by the IETF OAuth Working Group (an esoteric but important step in the long road to maybe becoming an RFC) https://datatracker.ietf.org/doc/draft-ietf-oauth-dpop/

Currently watching @aaronpk's talk on all the new stuff in #oauth and #openidconnect at #Oktane20Live <3333

Waiting to find out 2020 is one big April Fools...

.@Okta’s Sr. Security Architect @aaronpk discusses how to do OAuth in a secure way. He outlines the latest additions to the OAuth + OIDC specs + how they enable richer experiences + better 🔒 for apps using OAuth. Want more tips from @OktaDev? 👉 http://www.YouTube.com/oktadev #Oktane20

Congratulations! I’m curious if you have plans to offer other IndieWeb building blocks like Micropub, Microsub, or IndieAuth? Given your offerings, I’m tempted to add Typlog to the options at https://indieweb.org/Quick_Start.

iconic zoom backgrounds: a thread

keep it going

Ah yes, April 1st. Global “don’t believe a damn thing you read on the internet without verifying it first” day.

So, you know, just like every other day.

Looking forward to tomorrow! Great thread.

Your entire team has been fantastic with adapting to the changes. They made it really easy on the speakers.

Now that #Oktane20 is ready to go (Make sure to tune in tomorrow @9 PDT https://www.okta.com/livestream/oktane20) I’ve had time to reflect. A thread on a virtual conference and lessons learned ...

Streaming video is incredibly stupid and will put huge, unnecessary strains on our ISPs.

Imagine if all the households simply downloaded copies of what they wanted to watch. At a fixed bandwidth. And shared those copies with their nearby friends.

We solved this problem ~1996.

“I’m just going to do a quick video” said every YouTuber ever.

“Well that was quick” said no YouTuber ever.

It’s kind of quaint how all the folks who care about privacy think that anyone cares whether Zoom is encrypted. All these folks also use Facebook, remember?

live talks have benefits… in person. there's energy. you can see the crowd and adjust.

the only benefit of a fully live talk online is interrupting yourself to answer a question, and i think that's a bad practice.

and recorded & edited talks work the same, every time.

do not tell me "wow amy, you just reinvented Second Life."

the map is not the territory.

the best online event experience would be one that recognizes and respects that we're sitting at our desk using computers!!

somebody, please build something.

What does OAuth have to do with hotels? To find out, watch this presentation by @aaronpk and you'll understand. The hotel analogy starts at https://youtu.be/aU9RsE4fcRM?t=179