romaimperator

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by romaimperator 12y ago
Here's a gem to use PureScript files with Rails and the asset pipeline. It let's you add and compile PureScript files similar to how CoffeeScript files are added. https://github.com/romaimperator/purescript-ra
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Can you login to this blog by breaking TrustAuth?(hack.trustauth.com)
1 points by romaimperator 14y ago|0 comments
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by romaimperator 14y ago
* How do you securely log in from an internet cafe? For this we're going to have to rely on SSL but the server does check that the messages sent by itself and by the browser plugin are not modified in transit and will prevent login if they
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Announcing TrustAuth for WordPress (formerly Foamicate)(trustauth.com)
11 points by romaimperator 14y ago|2 comments
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by romaimperator 15y ago
To be honest, I didn't think about the similarities between the words. I named it that as an homage to the project's birthplace, a coffee shop named Foam Coffee and Beer.
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by romaimperator 15y ago
Thank you for the compliments. With this I was hoping to spark conversation because I've been wondering why something similar hasn't been done yet. We use public key crypto to authenticate with SSH so why not also use it for websites especi
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by romaimperator 15y ago
Right now it does not. I can't think of a way to sync across browsers without syncing first to a remote server and I'd prefer not to require people trust my server anymore than they have to. I plan on adding in import/export of the database
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by romaimperator 15y ago
I was hoping too that browsers would have it built-in instead of the password managers.
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by romaimperator 15y ago
1. One difference is that a different key pair is used for every domain so you don't have to worry about your public key being used to uniquely identify you. Also, I think this is easier for novice users than creating a cert. 2. I plan on a
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Foamicate: A new system for authenticating users without using passwords.(foamicate.com)
63 points by romaimperator 15y ago|55 comments