coolaj86
https://github.com/coolaj86
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Apr 23
WeChat ID
aaronpk_tv
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What we really need is federated authentication, but that doesn't exist yet.
This sounds like a great use case for IndieAuth. w3.org/TR/indieauth
IndieAuth is an OAuth 2.0 extension, which avoids the centralized problems with existing OAuth solutions by using DNS for "registration" of client IDs and user IDs. Every user account is identified by a URL (for Gitea this could be your Gitea user page), and client IDs are also URLs (would be the Gitea instance home page in this case.)
To log in to your Gitea instance, I would enter my own Gitea profile URL. Your instance would then do discovery on my URL to find where to send me to authorize the login on my own OAuth server (my Gitea server), which would then send me back to your Gitea where it would be able to verify the authorization code against my Gitea instance.
I'd be happy to walk through this in more detail if you're interested!
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Marek Jelen
http://mjelen.eu
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Jun 3
Did you create a team? Top tight corner, group icon ... without invite you probably have no team so you do not see the features.
I thought I did, but apparently it failed silently! I just tried again and now I have a team and this makes a lot more sense! -
Graham Dumpleton
http://blog.dscpl.com.au
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Jun 3
Are you talking about the hosted service for EvMan? cc @marek_jelen
Yeah, I wanted a quick way to try it out without spinning up the whole environment from the source code. -
Graham Dumpleton
http://blog.dscpl.com.au
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May 31
Use EvMan. https://github.com/evmanhq/evman Developed by @marek_jelen to support the same task for our team of OpenShift evangelists. Awesome sauce.
I tried it out but it doesn't seem to do anything. It keeps just redirecting me back to my profile.
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It's a great mic, but having to remove the case was a dealbreaker for me and I ended up returning it.
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lol! That explains why it was only showing up in my IndieWeb Friends channel and not my notifications! Readers ftw!
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Sounds like a great topic for the Leaders Summit!
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Looks like you have public DMs off! My email is my first name at my last name .com
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Coda
https://twitter.com/coda_hq
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Jun 1
Thanks much for the rec @muhh!
@aaronpk let us know if you are interested in trying it out. You could import your spreadsheet to get started quickly. Oh, and we use Okta if that makes a difference :)
Looks interesting, I'd love to check it out! -
Simon Willison
https://simonwillison.net/
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May 31
Always hard to beat a spreadsheet. I think today I'd use Airtable plus maybe a custom API integration to pull the deadlines out into an iCal feed so I can see them in my calendar
ooh I forgot about Airtable, this does sound like a good use for it! -
K. Mike M.
https://www.kmikeym.com
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May 30
I deleted all my tweets (I saved the archive) with a plan to let a bot take over, but the bot is still saying stuff like, "To win it doesn’t take ribs playing football (when the username and donuts play Netrunner)" so I'm a little worried about it giving it full control...
Let's publish your tweet archive on kmikeym.com #ownyourdata -
Aaron Parecki
https://aaronparecki.com/
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May 30
tbh being able to acknowledge the challenge from my iOS lock screen without launching an app is the only reason I'm not constantly annoyed by this. SMS codes or worse, having to launch the app, is always ugh
I'm looking at you @Namecheap! I actually disabled the app 2fa and went back to SMS because the app experience was so horrible. -
Randall Degges
https://www.rdegges.com
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May 31
Although I work in the security industry, I really hate multi-factor authentication. So... tedius. Every single time I get prompted for a second factor I feel myself instinctively *sighing*. You?
tbh being able to acknowledge the challenge from my iOS lock screen without launching an app is the only reason I'm not constantly annoyed by this. SMS codes or worse, having to launch the app, is always ugh -
Aaron Parecki
https://aaronparecki.com/
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May 29
I just stumbled across this internal email exchange at Microsoft during the antitrust lawsuits and I am amazed at Bill Gates' detailed email complaining about the usability of trying to download Windows MovieMaker (spoiler: he can't figure it out) https://blog.seattlepi.com/microsoft/files/library/2003Jangatesmoviemaker.pdf
By popular demand, and since seattlepi.com is blocking EU visitors due to the GDPR, I've reproduced the PDF email thread as a web page so you can actually read it!
https://aaronparecki.com/2018/05/30/17/bill-gates-windows-usability.html -
Kieren Johnstone
https://twitter.com/kierenjohnstone
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May 30
451 “not available in your region for legal reasons”. ... really?
gosh, for a PDF too! Give me a few minutes to copy this to a web page... -
Right now indielogin.com is in beta, and I'm not opening it up for other developers to use that instance just yet. (It's open source so of course you could host your own.) Once I finish email login (and maybe PGP authentication) I'll launch it. However I am also considering requiring that people sign up as a developer in order to use it once it's live, since that will help avoid getting into the situation we're in with indieauth.com now. I could see about making an account for this wordpress plugin though.
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Eddie Hinkle
https://eddiehinkle.com/
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I’m confused by what you mean by white and gold? 🤔
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Kevin Marks
http://known.kevinmarks.com/profile/kevinmarks
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May 30
The workaround that unmung.com has used is that if instead of loading twitter.com/aaronpk you load twitter.com/intent/user?screen_name=aaronpk you get an mf1 h-card, proper rel=me and other xfn eg http://pin13.net/mf2/?url=https%3A%2F%2Ftwitter.com%2Fintent%2Fuser%3Fscreen_name%3Daaronpk #indieweb
Like I said, there are many solutions to this, but I don't want to keep jumping through hoops. IndieLogin.com now uses the API to fetch the profile info which has a much lower chance of changing or going away. -
Exist
http://exist.io
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May 30
Uh oh, sorry! Please make sure you have crash reporting turned on in iOS settings so we can get a crash report and look into this for you.
Okay! Took me way too long to figure out how to turn that on. Also of course now it's not crashing anymore, but it still takes like a minute to start up after I close the app. -
That sounds very reasonable! I think this would make sense to split between debug notifications and normal notifications. Trips auto-ending would be a normal notification, but tracking start/stop and others would be debug. Thanks for the suggestion! I'm due to push an update to the store soon so I will make sure to include this. Thanks!
