jimdigriz

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   by jimdigriz 6y ago

   Yeah, took me a while to figure this out, the alerts were not welcome. Found it ironic that the top of their page advertises "Security Monitoring now available".
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   by jimdigriz 6y ago

   Thanks. I am not wholly convinced of the benefits of releases for a project of this scale, I suspect most will just reimplement the moving parts in their own code for a variety of (usually NIH) reasons.
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   by jimdigriz 6y ago

   This is solvable by use of a web worker as a key vault: https://gitlab.com/jimdigriz/oauth2-worker
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   Show HN: Web Worker for OAuth2 (making token management safe)(gitlab.com)

   1 points by jimdigriz 7y ago|0 comments
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   by jimdigriz 7y ago

   ...and once you learn about physics you find out about orders of magnitude.
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   by jimdigriz 7y ago

   Should only work for first party though. Safari partitions its cache by the origin in the address bar[1] so your typical advertising tracking should not work. [1] https://andydavies.me/blog/2018/09/06/sa
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   by jimdigriz 8y ago

   Seems a lot easier to register your own domain (useful for so many other things), point localhost.mydomain.com to 127.0.0.1 and run: sudo apt-get -yy install --no-install-recommends certbot mkdir -p le certbot --work-dir .&#x2