@campuscodi Absolutely need this for other OSes as well. Would pay.
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"A macOS app that blurs your screen when you slouch." -
"Wow, I got a TOTP code of 000000!@dchest Holy crap, that is fascinating and awesome and super geeky and I am so grateful that you replied with this (to be clear, not sarcasm, legit love this!)
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"Wow, I got a TOTP code of 000000!"Wow, I got a TOTP code of 000000! What are the odds of that?!"
"Uh ... one in a million?"
"I know, right?"
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@glyph Did you quote post something?@glyph What's the "no one has logged in so I'm gonna reboot" timeout these days?
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@nazokiyoubinbou @Viss Exactly@Viss I'd buy that for a dollar!
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Okay, that's it, I'm turning off all notifications and badges for the Google Play Store.Okay, that's it, I'm turning off all notifications and badges for the Google Play Store. It's nothing but spam now, with what appears to be no way to only get functional notifications.
Edit: I provisionally take it back, there is a config section after you expand, titled " payments, deals, and recommendations". I'll report back in a few days whether this works or not.
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Whoa, how did I miss that you'll be able to buy YubiKeys at Best Buy?!squeeeeees in YubiKey
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Whoa, how did I miss that you'll be able to buy YubiKeys at Best Buy?!Whoa, how did I miss that you'll be able to buy YubiKeys at Best Buy?!
[Edit: right now -- or at least, available to pick up within the hour at my local store!]
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๐ blog!@Edent Could you elaborate a little? Gravatar also works if you have 15 email addresses (source: me ๐ ).
And good point about proprietary extensions. One design goal might be to try to preemptively solve what they would try to extend in advance. (Not that that's easy.) I only suggested it as a thought experiment for exploring the problem space, for potential improvements to your own standard. ๐ค
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๐ blog!@Edent Big fan of the decentralization goal! Also curious about what can be learned from Gravatar (what to do, or what not to do). Since quite a few sites do use them, I wonder if having some compatibility with their "API" could be beneficial, to reduce implementation friction. (Edit: also curious about what drove their choice to use hashes)
I also wonder about how the standard would handle "wild success" - if Gmail or Yahoo wanted to implement it, how would that shift the requirements (including non-functional requirements like security)?
Great idea, good for you for tackling the general case!