Aaron Parecki

a "follow post" https://indieweb.org/follow#Indieweb_examples

awesome, let me know how it works out!

sounds like I might have another video to make tomorrow then 😂

I know you don't have this anymore, but did you see the weird thing when taking a picture, the screen would continue to show the live view for a second before the preview of the photo appeared? The previous gen didn't do that. I can't figure out if there's a setting somewhere...

motion sensor in the box, door contact sensor on the door, connected to home-assistant. node-RED flow to watch for motion without the door opening (dirty), door opens (clean), tells home-assistant to turn the light different colors!

took quite a bit to get to this point but I'm pretty happy with how quick it is to make rules like this now!

that's the brilliant part about this node-red platform, no coding required! As much as I'm happy to write code to make stuff work, it's nice when I don't have to!

Please do! The ideas are the easy part! 😉

That's exactly the challenge, it means different things to different people. For example that example isn't appealing to everyone, only people who are annoyed with that particular feature of silos. Other people like the "own your data" aspect.

If SMS is purely for 2FA then yes. but quite often adding SMS 2FA also lets you use SMS for account recovery, and that is worse than having no 2FA.

Something that can't be taken away from me without my knowledge. So, yubikey, TOTP, or even push notification, etc.

SIM hijacking is a thing, and why SMS should never be used for two factor authentication

But for real, there's some new work going on around this right now, the idea is to add structure to the scopes requested so they can do things like this, or asking for permission into a specific bank account or for a specific dollar amount, etc

I love this. What service is this? It doesn't look like the normal Facebook OAuth screen I've seen.

Thanks! There's an indiewebcamp coming up in your neck of the woods soon too! You're more than welcome to join! https://2019.indieweb.org/nyc

There's definitely a growing worldwide community doing exactly this right now! #indieweb

Here are my photos: https://aaronparecki.com/photos

Here is how everything fits together https://aaronparecki.com/2018/04/20/46/indieweb-reader-my-new-home-on-the-internet

Fixed my site, thanks, here is the actual reply: https://aaronparecki.com/2019/08/29/12/

holy crap well that's a fun bug

🎉 fantastic!

Foursquare requires the client secret, simon doesn't want to ship the secret in the code, so the only way to do it is for simon to host a web service that acts as a relay.