romeda

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   by romeda 5y ago

   There are a lot of people here suggesting that Google's SSO should be avoided. Those people are wrong. If your email address ends in @gmail.com, then you don't control it, and have committed to tying your identity to Google's
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   Sublime Text – A text editor that plays Sublime (only) while you're typing(twitter.com)

   2 points by romeda 5y ago|0 comments
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   by romeda 14y ago

   This is a surprise to absolutely no-one. That client keys & secrets were semi-public knowledge was obvious years ago, before I started working on OAuth at a much younger Twitter. The client key and secret is a rough trust metric for cli
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   by romeda 16y ago

   This is remarkable, even to me. The main point: if you're doing a startup, things take a long time. Longer than you'd expect. And overnight success is anything but.