Aaron Parecki

I'm sure there are dozens of hot takes by now, on both sides of it. I've been mostly offline the last two days so I just now found that ad.

I haven't heard any updates yet, but keep an eye on their docs pages.

See you there soon! 👋✈️

This is so good! I'm adding this to my site right now! Thanks so much!

I hope you are curled up with a nice drink and a nice phil watching all the tweets of support come in! ❤️🧡💛💚💙💜

ohno am I old

Yes that would be great! Feel free to send me a link to a blog post or write me an email!

yeah, having a backend is much more secure. I feel like this needs to be my next blog post.

Yep exactly, I wrote some sample code for doing that here: https://developer.okta.com/blog/2019/05/01/is-the-oauth-implicit-flow-dead

Only the taxis that have their own ride-hailing app! Once taxis started adding ride-hailing and payment via the app, then they're basically all the good parts of Lyft and none of the bad.

I still continue to have a bad time with old-school taxis. The last trip I took the driver asked me to pay in cash but I didn't have enough, so he took $20 cash and the rest on the card, which just feels sketch.

that's.... ridiculous and fantastic

unfortunately it's going into a deck with a bunch of other slides womp womp

i mean the conversion worked reasonably well, it just still takes a lot of fiddling to get things looking just right, since there's always something that goes wrong with font sizes or alignment and such

Yes it does! It will also update the content if it's sent again.

that's a good looking slice

I mean, that depends on your definition of "use".

"use" for its original intent? absolutely not.

"use" for things like this? of course :D https://www.linuxjournal.com/article/4325

I had to go down the street to my local Radio Shack to get mine

My book is printed through Lulu.com. I like that they contract with local printers so it's actually cheap to ship to almost any country because the books don't have to go very farl

You might enjoy this analogy! https://developer.okta.com/blog/2019/06/05/seven-ways-an-oauth-access-token-is-like-a-hotel-key-card