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OH: "I wasn't yelling at you. I was just right, so my voice got louder."
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Godwin's Law Squared: The probability of someone mentioning Godwin's Law in an Internet argument approaches 1 as the argument goes on.
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Worth repeating: If you don't build full timezone support into your system from the beginning, you will regret it later.
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Just planned out the names of my future cats. @Dora's next friend will be named Remi, then I will have the first 3 notes of the C scale. Then I will get Miso, and they can all sit on the sofa. #badpuns #musicnerd
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Tapping a link to a Medium post in the Facebook iOS app opens a sheet asking me to download the Medium app. No.
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Just got this email: "Hello Aaron, the following fields on your Zipcar account have changed: translation missing: en-US.message.sms number"
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"Who needs capitalism?" A mostly-true tale of one poster's journey through the hands of capitalists: https://medium.com/@kmikeym/who-needs-capitalism-b08bc0a39389
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OH: "Parsley and Flakes? Are you making a meal or a website??" http://parsleyjs.org http://getflakes.com
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I really want to try the new Starbucks mobile ordering feature, except then I'd be drinking Starbucks.
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Just made a sign-up form for https://webmention.io so it's open for signups now!
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An interesting experiment of generating Vouch URLs based on Hashcash proof-of-work. I'm posting this note so that http://hash-for-vouch.herokuapp.com can be used as a Vouch URL when sending webmentions to my site.
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@heyflock Hey guys, this looks really nice! Glad to see you developed it by scratching your own itch too. We've got a similar home-grown tool we use, but never got around to opening it to the public. http://donereports.com and some more details here: http://aaronparecki.com/presentations/2013/09/25/1/done-reports
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So *that's* what @indiewebcat does while I'm out of the house.
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Continuing last weekend's documentation of all the un-specified parts of OAuth 2.0, things were going pretty well until I hit the "Security Considerations" section, which basically recommends but doesn't require a whole bunch of things. Basically this means an API can be fully OAuth 2.0 compliant and also completely insecure.
If you want to know more, keep an eye out for this blog post. Or hire me as an independent OAuth consultant and I'd gladly spend a day with you. -
Currently documenting all the ways the OAuth 2.0 framework leaves choices up to the implementor. The list is long. #oauth2
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"We could charge the credit card on file, but we would need the first 12 digits and the CVC code" #facepalm
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Google takes over operations of Moffett Airfield, taking the real world one step closer to @hertling's Avogadro Corp http://techcrunch.com/2014/11/10/google-moffett-airfield-nasa/
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"Another device on the network is using your computer’s IP address" I don't care, just give me a new one!!
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This says it all: "…after Apple announced they were sun-setting MAC address Wi-Fi triangulation, the two companies decided to adopt new Apple iBeacon standards…" http://techcrunch.com/2014/11/04/how-the-49ers-are-using-beacons-to-help-you-find-hot-dogs-and-beer/
I totally called it: http://aaronparecki.com/articles/2014/06/09/1/ios8-wifi-changes-privacy-win-or-ibeacon-lock-in
