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4y ago
> OAuth is a framework and not a protocol Indeed, a lot of people do not realize the difference. Frameworks do not provide interoperability, and at most we can push to try to get people to solve problems the same way. Profiles (such as O
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4y ago
right. I was speaking to registration of redirect URIs - most clients should only register one, because they have only one endpoint (for that AS at least) for handling authorization responses. You should not use redirect URI for deep links,
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4y ago
> well yeah, but there was already state, but nobody used it for that state was meant to be application state. The problem is that there _wasn't_ anything like PKCE in vanilla OAuth 2, so the client was told to overload state with p
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4y ago
If one uses a redirect_uri with PKCE parameters to send a response a non-oauth endpoint, the AS is still acting as a redirector. It's typically not a list. You typically will have one redirect uri (at least, one per AS), because thats
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4y ago
I've had to contact the carrier to get a new phone approved for a SIM here in the states, so in my mind it is a bit of a wash there. On the flip-side, T-Mobile has an app to add an eSIM to "test drive" their service on your p
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4y ago
Things like local hardware access require things like entitlements, ongoing consent, external accountability, and at least rudimentary protections from supply chain attacks - all things the web is historically bad at managing. Web Extension
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4y ago
How do you mean? I can silence or block notifications completely from apps on iOS, and they cannot even send notifications before I approve them to do so. Are you saying that Android has third party filters that surveil all your notificatio
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4y ago
> Apple's ban of all browsers but Safari turned out to be the main barrier preventing progressive web apps from being viable, deepening the duopoly power of themselves and Google, because Apple refuses to implement basic browser sta
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4y ago
I would report such apps. It is firmly in the App Store guidelines that optional permissions (such as permission to track, geolocation, sharing contact lists) cannot result in a program without functionality or in a penalty for users.
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4y ago
Spotify both acquires new customers because of their iPhone app and directly _through_ their app via in-app purchases. That is the value that Apple intended to charge them for, and Spotify has continued to begrudgingly think that value is w
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4y ago
> And, then you get 30% more money for your business. It will be quite popular just for the cost savings. You are speaking of licensing agreements to get access to the Apple SDKs, not to distribution. These are different things. Side loa
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4y ago
the space can be used for additional hardware, additional battery, or eliminating it can result in an overall smaller device.
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4y ago
For those replying, I believe the parent was saying that EU phones are stuck with a physical SIM slot because of regulations. In the US, iPhones no longer have a SIM tray.
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4y ago
They support Power Delivery 2 and higher just fine. I believe the new phones will use 3.0 PPS as well to more aggressively tune for charging speed vs heat. USB Power Delivery 1 was a disaster, launched years after Apple had moved beyond 7.5
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4y ago
Optimal memory behavior and lifetime is highly application specific, so the behavior of an automatic system likewise will be better for some applications than others. In Java, the goal is to have something that performs reasonably well, wit
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4y ago
I brought revenue into it because you claimed that they got a new less advertiser-dependent revenue model. I argue that the mix of a healthy Twitter monetizing advertising and paid individual user accounts would still be 90% advertising.
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4y ago
> You lose a bit of ability to tell who is famous, but in exchange you get more significant bot and spam prevention as well a less advertiser dependent revenue model. People who want to spam a cryptocurrency fraud will make a lot more th
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4y ago
Yep: - If you are describing hierarchal data, JSON is great - If you are describing text with markup, especially extensible markup, for machine generation and consumption, XML is great. - If you are describing a graph, neither have broadly
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4y ago
Shortage for automative-grade chips on ancient processes will continue. It is exacerbated by the difficulty of mid-cycle changes.
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4y ago
on real filesystems, directories are effectively files and take up space. I see no reason for them not to have zero byte files take from the storage limits due to metadata.
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4y ago
I implemented the older RFC in Java, doing a few fun things: 1. API were ultimately expected to throw a ProblemDetailsException. A response filter would catch and wrap other unexpected throwables into a problem details exception. 2. The res
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4y ago
Yep. Organizations cost quite a bit to run (mostly a mix of staff and marketing), and have different models for funding it. Some are more closed in participation, asking organizations and individuals to pay anywhere from $5k to $100k to par
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4y ago
Absolutely. Putting an intelligent intermediary in front of an API is an age-old pattern, and moving that logic into the backing system itself may have its own logistical challenges. Working on a product in an adjacent space, we translated
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4y ago
WRT credential sharing, you can airdrop credentials to people on your contacts list. But multiple vaults and vault sharing - no such luck. I don't think they want to deal with the UX confusion of it, especially since that confusion cou
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4y ago
Not just that, they will detect QR code images to work around sites which assume that TOTP is only available by scanning your desktop screen from your phone.
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They have an export-to-CSV feature. That takes a lot of the worry out of hypothetical futures.
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> Okay, so Antarctica, Chicago, and Cleveland. And the entire state of Colorado. It is not that uncommon for our daily high to be at 12am, or for the temperature to drop 30F between a midday high and dusk as a front moves in. These aren&
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4y ago
> To find it, you need to know that tapping on the hourly weather view gives you the temperature graph. To find it, you need to know that the interface is interactive the same way as other interfaces like control center are - clicking a
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4y ago
> It's particularly frustrating as a paid app just up and disappeared. Didn't they give two year's notice? > Is there an instance where Apple listened to customer feedback on a scale of less than a decade? Is there an i
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4y ago
I don't believe erythritol does much of anything to the stomach. Now, if any makes it through the lower intestine without getting absorbed and gets into your colon...
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