It's not yet 10 AM and my cups of coffee to overheard unironic mentions of blockchain ratio is alllllll out of whack.
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Nick Craver
https://twitter.com/Nick_Craver
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Dec 11
I don't really think there was a coherent 2.0 ;)
very true, which is why I had to write a book on it ;-) -
Nick Craver
https://twitter.com/Nick_Craver
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Dec 11
I just know if I remove the OAuth version info from this login path someone will announce a 3.0 spec tomorrow.
don't worry, there is no 3.0
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Redmond, Washington • Tue, December 11, 2018 8:48am#W3C workshop day 2 — with microformats
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Bellevue, Washington • Tue, December 11, 2018 8:04amBreakfast then checking out
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This morning I gave a brief talk about IndieAuth at the @W3C Strong Authentication and Identity workshop. I just finished transcribing the recording and published the slides and video! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EeCNlB7v08I
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[Mastodon] Dr B.Beaufils
https://twitter.com/brunobeaufils
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Dec 10
Any links to slides or captured presentation?
Yes to both! Video with captions of the presentation are here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EeCNlB7v08I and slides are linked in the description! -
Bellevue, Washington • Mon, December 10, 2018 8:37pm
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at BoardwalkRedmond, Washington • Mon, December 10, 2018 6:09pm
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David O'Brien
https://twitter.com/iamdavidobrien
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Dec 10
Hi Karen, this interests me. Is there a W3C working group on this?
Some of this was being done in the Social Web WG which wrapped up early this year. Right now most of this is continuing in the IndieWeb community: https://indieauth.net https://indieweb.org -
Aaron Parecki, Indieweb, addresses opportunity to ‘bring your own identity’ to Web rather than traditional platform-specific authentication @W3C workshop on Strong Authentication and Identity in Seattle.
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Aaron Parecki, Indieweb, addresses opportunity to ‘bring your own identity’ to Web rather than traditional platform-specific authentication @W3C workshop on Strong Authentication and Identity in Seattle.
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Джейк
https://twitter.com/jakerobinson
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Dec 10
Is it impossible to do an open-source CLI tool that connects to an OAuth2 API without either exposing the app key or hosting a service just to do key exchange stuff?
Generally yes. You could ask the user to get their own API keys though. You could also register the app as a "public client" so that you never get a secret, then it's okay to put the client_id in the app. (Only some APIs let you do this tho) -
Redmond, Washington • Mon, December 10, 2018 8:41am#W3C Strong Authentication and Identity Workshop — with microformats
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Bellevue, Washington • Mon, December 10, 2018 7:36am
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Bellevue, Washington • Sun, December 9, 2018 9:59pm
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SeaTac, Washington • Sun, December 9, 2018 9:26pm
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SeaTac, Washington • Sun, December 9, 2018 9:18pm
