Aaron Parecki

There's nothing like being at #EIC2022, a conference all about identity and security, where phishing and hacking have been a major theme across all the talks, and then getting a "is this you?" push on my phone from an IP on a sketchy VPN followed by a password reset email

My video course on OAuth 2.0 just crossed 13,000 students enrolled! 🎉 I never expected so many people would be interested in the "nuts and bolts of OAuth" but I am absolutely thrilled! I hope it's been helpful to you for your work!

https://oauth2simplified.com/course

So excited to geek out about livestreaming with @nickisun and @rockynashlive! Watch online in just a few minutes at https://nabshow.com! https://twitter.com/rockynashlive/status/1518605104328626176

Tomorrow, I am going to attempt something extremely risky... going live from the expo hall floor at #NAB2022 right when it opens! Will I have enough cell signal to squeak out a stream? Will my wireless camera and mic work? We will find out at 10am!

https://youtu.be/uQ6NrOtVca0

There was so much to cover last week at the OAuth Happy Hour that we ran out of time, so join me and @vibronet again tomorrow for part 2!

We'll be talking about: concerns with the device flow, step-up authentication, client libraries, and PKCE!

https://youtu.be/Ki9Qek5QbTo

going live with @vibronet in 2 minutes to talk about elon buying twitter!

jk we're gonna talk about a much more dry topic: all the things the OAuth group talked about at the last IETF meeting in Vienna

https://youtu.be/C1tdz1Y4h14

elon can have twitter but he can never have my website

It's true, I do tend to make things as complicated as possible for myself 😂 https://twitter.com/yololivtech/status/1514193990488563717

Now that the dust has settled from the OAuth meetings in Vienna, join me and @vibronet for a live Q&A about everything discussed at the IETF meetings!

📅 Thu Apr 14 12pm Pacific
📺 https://youtu.be/C1tdz1Y4h14

Is there a non-spammy site that will list out all the nonstop flights *into* a particular airport? Bonus points if you can filter by airline. The first one I found launched a popup behind my browser like it was 1999.

Thank you @British_Airways for having staff in the lounge who can actually get real answers to questions about why flights are delayed.

My next flight is delayed because they can't get people thru checkin fast enough, which at least means this probably won't get cancelled.

oh no are you kidding me... British Airways just straight up cancelled the LHR-SFO flight I booked for today. Now it's 2:45am and I am stuck on hold waiting to change my flight.

Good news! The Sunday night and Monday morning PCR tests both came back negative! That makes me confident enough that I will continue to get negative results for when I need the PCR test for the flight.

However, the antigen test this morning still is positive. The covid officer says that one might continue to give positive results for a week or longer.

So that means I need to use the PCR test result to get the flight home. The trouble is it takes 12-24 hours to get those results back and I need a test from the previous day in order to get on the flight. If I drop the test off before 9am it *usually* comes back around 9-10pm the same day, so that essentially means I'll book the flight and then not know if I'll be actually able to get on it until the night before.

I'm currently planning on coming back on Thursday. I also still don't feel *great* right now, so I'm hoping an extra couple days will leave some room for improvement too.

But in other good news, my sense of smell has come back this evening and I can taste food again!

oh hey, I can actually kind of taste this Gouda cheese. Not sure if that's because my smell is recovering or because Gouda is a super strong flavor tho 🤷‍♂️

Bad news, the rapid antigen test is still positive. But I am apparently still allowed to go outside because I have the negative PCR test and finished the quarantine period.

Looks like the theory is it's most contagious from a few days before symptoms develop to a few days after, so I'm significantly less contagious now. Plus of course still masking. Anyway, will probably spend the rest of the day inside the hotel room anyway.

So I guess that means it's too early to book a flight out of here still. I need a negative test to get the boarding pass for the flight, and the PCR tests take ~12-24 hours to come back, so it will have to be an antigen test. At least now I can go outside to do the rapid antigen test every day now.

Good news! Yesterday morning's test came back negative! I'm definitely still feeling a little bit sick though, but the covid officer says I can go outside with a mask on now!

Since today is Sunday and things are closed, my morning test probably won't come back until late Monday night. Time to go do a rapid antigen test to double check the negative result now.