Aaron Parecki

that's... not what oreo means

oh you're definitely not crazy, I just sometimes forget that not everybody already knows this :-) Most of what I've written on this starts with the assumption that the reader already knows mobile apps can't keep secrets.

Good question. If you find anything, let me know and I can add a link to it on https://oauth.net/2/native-apps/

Yes

Guess this means the weekend comes early! 🍸

Of course this is while I'm using an external keyboard (with no power button) and my laptop is closed and neatly tucked under the desk.

Turns out it was 4th from the bottom. Bottom is "Log Out", then "Lock Screen", then "Shut Down", then "Restart"

Bottom is "Log Out", then "Lock Screen", then "Shut Down", then "Restart"

I think this would be a good idea.

In order for that to be possible, I'd need the URL available as a Microformat property, since that's how Loqi gets the definitions right now.

Currently the wiki page's URL is the h-entry url, which makes sense. Maybe the linked URL could be a second url property in the h-entry? Loqi could look for the first URL that is not on indieweb.org when creating the message.

Ultimately I think this would have to be done by the wiki plugin that creates the <dfn> tag (https://github.com/aaronpk/mediawiki-mf2-dfn) or manually for the wiki pages that override the plugin.

I definitely thought about that, but that was gonna take wayyyy more work than I was willing to put in to the joke 😉

I got a can of whiteboard paint from the hardware store! It comes in two parts since it's kind of an epoxy, and it takes like 4 days to cure!

heck I can't even type Oath without my fingers typing out OAuth instead

There was someone from Oath at a recent OAuth working group meeting which wasn't confusing at all

Can you clarify which early-access feature that is? I didn't think this required anything special, I tested it with my developer account that has no special privileges.

Awesome. I'll gladly link to your Python server component from Overland's page if you publish the source code somewhere!

Totally depends on the other constraints. Wifi location is probably the best for general purpose location everywhere. Bluetooth/NFC can get you super accuracy but of course requires installation at the venue.

This thing is three feet wide, and is the only way to see the whole year at a glance. There isn't any software that can do that as effectively.

I do also use a calendar on the computer, but for a different kind of planning.

Option 3: don't say that

worth it! I've had this running at home for over a year, bonus that it also blocks stuff on your phone and other devices on your wifi!

Keep in mind all it does is collect the credit card info, you still need an actual payment gateway to do something with the card.