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Want to learn how to bring a high quality camera feed into a remote interview using the @Blackmagic_News ATEM Streaming Bridge? Tune in on Tuesday 12/1 for a LIVE show with me and @aaronpk while we explore and explain the process! https://jal.bz/3nThTjt
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I couldnβt just walk past this Tweet, so here is some fun #dataviz
Scented candles: An unexpected victim of the COVID-19 pandemic 1/n https://twitter.com/TerriDrawsStuff/status/1331362372179554304
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Kevin - Basic Filmmaker
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Nov 27
@aaronpk @AputureLighting @curtisjudd @D4Darious @deitymicrophone @FenchelJanisch @GeraldUndone @iFootage_HK @indymogul @jakesloaninak @podcastage @PostColorGear @sodarntom @SoundSpeedsYT @_terrywarfield @tgcallaway @worth_it_or_not
and oh so many more...
Aw thanks, and you too! I'm honored to be included in a list of such amazing creators! π -
Movo VXR10-PRO: An upgrade to my favorite livestreaming microphone
The Movo VXR10-PRO is the latest generation of the microphone I've been using on my weekly livestreams for the past few months. In this video we'll compare this microphone with the original version as well as a couple other brands.continue reading... -
Peter Holz
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Nov 26
Thanks! Rotation doesn't help against the theft itself, only alerts afterwards. I'm not familiar with sender constraints, but probably difficult to implement for public clients? Cookies would be a simple and proven solution, at least for *browser-based* public clients.
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Peter Holz
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Nov 26
Hi @aaronpk, do you know if any OAuth provider like Okta allows to set refresh tokens as HttpOnly cookie and whose token endpoint reads that cookie? Asking for a browser-based public client which can't safely store refresh tokens outside of memory otherwise.
That's non-standard behavior so I'm not sure anyone is doing that. But there is some discussion about bringing this idea into the working group for standardization.
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This is your periodic reminder that "Security Questions" are the worst, and if you're a developer or product person who has implemented them, you've done a bad thing and should feel bad about about it. Thankfully, you can repent and redeem yourself by removing them! π
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GNAP Editors' Use of GitHub Issues
The editors met yesterday to discuss the issues that were pulled out of the previous draft text and document a process for how to resolve these and future issues. We would like to explain how we plan on using labels on GitHub issues to keep track of discussions and keep things moving.continue reading... -
M. Brandon Lee | THIS IS TECH TODAY
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Nov 25
Itβs always a goal but rarely does anyone succeed at getting a high number.
I had a test case where I had verbal call outs and when I didnβt. The one with call out had 7-15 people join. The video without?
Zero.
That video also had 5x more views than the others.
Data! ππ€
This is good anecdotal data! I will also say I rarely watch videos in full screen, so the like button is always right there. The rare exception is something I've decided ahead of time to watch more immersively like a movie, and chances are I'm already subscribed anyway
