Aaron Parecki

The mindset of using modern technology is only trusting it here and now but always having backups and alternatives

With that link, I’m assuming you mean “don’t trust them”—which is my point. Yet their business model(s) claim we can, and worse…should.

This gets nastier when you introduce IoT and right-to-repair to the conversation.

With that link, I’m assuming you mean “don’t trust them”—which is my point. Yet their business model(s) claim we can, and worse…should.

This gets nastier when you introduce IoT and right-to-repair to the conversation.

How do we continue to push online services, subscription models, and near constant online connections to normal users without showing them they can trust anything to last 10 years?

Yes, it was a random thought and I’m sure there are consequences. What if the browser itself required FaceID to unlock the cookie jar. That would mitigate many issues, and if you squint at it is not all that different than a credential store.

sorry about this! as we don’t tolerate creators who violate our policies on impersonation: https://goo.gle/3clE816, it’s best to flag the acct for review ➡️ https://goo.gle/3JhoUqj

I'm pretty convinced there is something to be done here. Not cookies per se, has to be opt in (breaks backwards compatibility otherwise), but i agree there is something here.

Interested in exploring this further with browser engineers?

gimme link to the course please

It's the Vaonis Stellina (https://vaonis.com/stellina), which has a 80 mm aperture. photos taken from within Portland city limits.

It’s kind of amazing how bad the downloads feature is on Plex. Every year or so I try it before a flight, and each time it fails to do what I thought. No overall progress meter or bar, if your iPad goes to sleep, downloads stop, if you switch to another app, downloads stop.

revocation is really important.

What if I just stopped reviewing cameras and started reviewing the mundane? 🤔
I'm envisioning absurdist reviews of bananas, my cat, or a piece of wood. I think that would entertain me. I'm not sure about anyone else though. 😜

How does one get on a tech consortium? (Bluetooth, Unicode, USB, etc) Serious question, as I imagine the real answer is sometimes different than the Google result, ya know?

Other than shock collars for laggards, I see no viable strategy 😂
More seriously: I think there plan is simply to have ALL discussions and QA out of band, this will be only us updating the WG.

The #IETF114 #oauth WG meeting is going to be a tour de force.
I think I’ll have to rap thru the deck to make it in 10 - perhaps I can convince @__b_c to beatbox 😛

Heading out to Philadelphia for my first in-person #ietf session - #ietf114! Will be working on advancing the #SCIM 2.0 provisioning standard. Even if you can't attend in person, you can sign up and attend virtually! Come contribute to the future of the standard!

- Having a SSO authentication form as a web page instead of a special OS window facilitates various phishing attempts

Same protocol, same risk (sic). And moreover OAuth2 is not secure because it require TLS.

Happy to have fought all this false assertions , but we still have SAML when connecting to old SaaS.