https://micro.blog/devilgate
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Mar 20
@aaronpk What’s going on with that cat’s back legs?
WeChat ID
aaronpk_tv
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https://micro.blog/starrwulfe
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Mar 15
@aaronpk Having a blast seeing these pix of Shenzhen. It’s been about 10 years since I was there and the place looks even bigger now.
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Tim Lavoie
https://cosocial.ca/@tim_lavoie
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Mar 6
@aaronpk Oh, gotcha. I've been wary about having everything contained to a single device, thought this was something that synced.
In this case, a laptop would use its camera for a QR code scan? I wonder if a Yubikey would be a better option serving all devices.
Oh, the cross device flow is a separate issue of whether a device syncs. What I'm doing is logging in to a website on a computer, where the passkey is in my phone. The computer shows a QR code and I scan it with my phone and it logs me in.
I also have a Yubikey Bio, which counts as two factors so some websites let me log in with only that, no password. It's also pretty cool. -
Tim Lavoie
https://cosocial.ca/@tim_lavoie
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Mar 6
@aaronpk Isn't the cross-device part usually a challenge there? Or is there a nice way to keep them in sync?
Not sure what you mean. The cross device flow is where the passkey lives only on the phone and you scan the QR code on the other device. So the key never lives on the other device. -
Eric Likness
https://mastodon.online/@carpetbomberz
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Mar 6
Especially when those long passwords are obscured in the entry field. I cannot tell you how many times I've had to double-check the order I was typing stuff in with two index fingers. As opposed to touch typing.
Exactly! At least with the memorable passwords it's easier to tell if I've typed the right word -
Aaron Parecki
https://aaronparecki.com/
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Jan 12
"I'll just check my critical thinking and nuke it in the microwave" has to be my favorite quote from this Business Insider video on Trader Joe's white-labeled food
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76 waffles!
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KungFuDiscoMonkey
https://social.tsun.co/@kfdm
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Nov 24
@aaronpk Are you using something off-the-shelf for that, or something custom?
I've wanted to do something similar for a while, but a lot of the off-the-shelf ones aren't available in Japan (to the best of my knowledge)
oh I have no idea what it would take to find this in Japan, but I'm using this one: https://www.brultech.com/greeneye/
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Yes! the Door Access system! I bought this before the tiny one was out otherwise I would have just got that because this is way overkill for one door.
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Chai
https://wetdry.world/@chailotl
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Sep 11
@aaronpk this was awesome to wake up to, thank you for merging and deploying it so soon!
You made it very easy for me, so thanks! -
Chai
https://wetdry.world/@chailotl
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Sep 11
with Github getting worse and worse, I made a contribution to the #indieweb by adding Codeberg as an authentication provider for IndieLogin.com!
if you're not familiar, it lets you log in to other websites with your domain name as your identity, by leveraging GitHub OAuth, email, and PGP keys linked to on your website
Thanks for the PR! I just tested and deployed it to https://indielogin.com this morning! -
Eric Likness
https://mastodon.online/@carpetbomberz
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Aug 22
@aaronpk Is that fruit leather on the top 2-shelves ❓
Fruit leather is going in a different dehydrator! Those are protein bars! -
Aaron Parecki
https://aaronparecki.com/
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Aug 5
It has come to my attention that I have previously loaded my passport into my Android phone as an "ID pass" which should theoretically get me through TSA legitimately
Update: it worked! I only had to tap my phone and I got through TSA!
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Aaron Parecki
https://aaronparecki.com/
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Aug 4
Maybe some day Oregon will get on the mDL bandwagon and I won't need to rely on this silly piece of plastic anymore
It has come to my attention that I have previously loaded my passport into my Android phone as an "ID pass" which should theoretically get me through TSA legitimately
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Aaron Parecki
https://aaronparecki.com/
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Aug 4
At least I have CLEAR right now so I should be able to get home without an ID.
Maybe some day Oregon will get on the mDL bandwagon and I won't need to rely on this silly piece of plastic anymore
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Aaron Parecki
https://aaronparecki.com/
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Aug 4
Well that's the last time I take my ID out of my wallet to go through airport security. I made the mistake of putting it into my pocket instead of back in my wallet and it seems to have fallen out somewhere between PDX and SFO 🫠
At least I have CLEAR right now so I should be able to get home without an ID.
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it really is! which is so silly because we have so many more technologically advanced things now
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Steven R. Loomis
https://beeslink.com/@Srl295
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Jul 3
@aaronpk GrandStream HT802 works *great* for pulse dialing (optional mode). Have multiple rotary phones in operation using it. https://www.grandstream.com/products/gateways-and-atas/analog-telephone-adaptors/product/ht802
I have thought about using a sidecar (wired) or handheld DTMF (acoustical) generator - they used to have such things. havn't done so yet
That's the one I was testing with but I didn't realize it supports pulse dialing! The retro phone I got is actually sold new and supports tone dialing even though it has a rotary dial! https://opis-tech.com/en/opis-1921-cable-d -
Steven R. Loomis
https://beeslink.com/@Srl295
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Jul 3
@aaronpk So the grid is kind of your one big generator!
technically correct 💯
