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I would expect most seniors to want a set of eyes across their work doing any form of authk or z. If only to share blame :p
by gonzo41 5y ago
I would expect most seniors to want a set of eyes across their work doing any form of authk or z. If only to share blame :p
- thaumasiotes 5y ago> authk I've always seen authn. Where'd you pick this usage up?
- ncmncm 5y agoYou need to distinguish authentication from authorization. "auth9n" and "auth8n" might be a slight bit too obsure for the purpose.
- afrodc_ 5y agoGenerally authentication is authn and authorization is authz
- thaumasiotes 5y agoWhat a completely nonresponsive "response". To the best of my knowledge, no one has ever even tried to use auth9n or auth8n. But that's not where the 'n' in authn comes from. authn and authk are both equally distinct from authz.
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- ncmncm 5y agoYou appear to be unfamiliar with the extremely common, and problematic, abbreviation "i18n" for "internationalization". For my part, I have not encountered "authn", "authz", or "authk" before. But prior discussion did not even mention the word "authorization", and that seemed worth bringing out in the open. So, not nonresponsive, just responsive to things you weren't personally interested in.
- gonzo41 5y agogood question! I meant authn. I think I just subbed in the phonic from the ..cation part of the word.
- eyelidlessness 5y agoYou get my upvote both for having a friendly response, and because your answer is what my brain filled in and I’m glad I don’t need to learn a new shorthand.