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Portland, Oregon • Tue, January 15, 2019 6:50pmPicking up a cold brew coffee for the morning -
Portland, Oregon • Tue, January 15, 2019 6:12pmAnd so it begins again
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Still boggles the mind the financial industry has not pushed OAuth as a model for delegating access to transaction history data for aggregators w/o exposing customer passwords. Most seem to still be fine with 3rd party aggregators accepting customer credentials... #solvedProblem
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Portland, Oregon • Mon, January 14, 2019 5:02pmRolled the boxes right into the truck
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Awesome resource for OAuth2 specs
https://www.oauth.com/oauth2-servers/map-oauth-2-0-specs/ -
Fred Emmott
https://twitter.com/fredemmott
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Jan 14
ooh, the Google link is at least helpful for "look, I'm not crazy, Google don't trust client secrets on Windows" :)
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. -
Fred Emmott
https://twitter.com/fredemmott
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Jan 14
Does anyone have an approachable article for "don't trust the client"? Best I've found is the OAuth threat model RFC (RFC 6819), but it's a bit too long to ask others to read for a quick overview :) (not work related)
Good question. If you find anything, let me know and I can add a link to it on https://oauth.net/2/native-apps/
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Paul Anthony Williams 🎺
https://twitter.com/PaulAntWilliams
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Jan 12
Guessing from the header image... was, ironically, the article about Google surveillance?
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How did we let the Web get to this point. All I wanted to do was read this blog post.
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Do I know anyone going to NAMM this year?
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Registration is open for IndieWebCamp Austin. February 23-24. https://2019.indieweb.org/austin
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Surely a static site can't include dynamic content like Webmentions, right?
Wrong. 😎
@mxstbr shows us how he added Webmentions to his #JAMstack site in the second post of his Static Indie Web series. -
Guess this means the weekend comes early! 🍸 -
Matt Lee
https://twitter.com/mattl
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Jan 11
Command + Control + Power Button -- someone who crashes these computers a lot.
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"
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This is clearly a sign I need to restart my computer. If only I knew which of these options was "restart"
