Notices tagged with openid
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@deadsuperhero @rysiek I do agree about the email style identifier. IMHO adoption of #OpenID has been limited by the URL style identifier
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Fortunately I never use #StackExchange but I remember logging in there using my !GNUsocial #OpenID when I at some occasion tried out their service. But apparently people can't have (and obviously don't use) nice things: https://meta.stackexchange.com/questions/307647/support-for-openid-ends-on-july-1-2018
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In which direction doesn't it work for you, as a provider or authentication consumer? #OpenID is great and works great for me on all !GNUsocial instances I use and administer afaik.
Friday, 25-Aug-17 05:02:42 UTC from social.umeahackerspace.se at 63°49'42"N 20°15'34"E in context Repeated by freyo -
@maloki Something tells me #Discourse doesn't have an #OpenID plugin, because OpenID is too good and federated to be supported by capitalists.
Jeff Atwood also said this incredibly stupid piece of garbage in a thread, showing his immense ignorance of the benefits of federation (maybe I _don't_ want to give out my email address!!! that's the whole POINT!!!):
»The main broken assumption in openid was failure to associate email with user identity. Without email, we have no way to reach users.» source: https://meta.discourse.org/t/openid-login-to-meta/16115
Our great friend @strk@brusio.pallamondo.net in the !fediverse has joined that discussion too and obviously there's still no properly federated (arbitrary enduser choice of authorization) login solution. -
@HerraBRE I honestly don't understand this "gotta have 'em all" regarding features. Instead of trying to copy Facebook and Google+, I believe we should build something that works on its own terms. What's next "private photo albums"?
Please, let's enlighten users and encourage + support tools that do their jobs properly.
Instead of having your private communication _on_ the platform, how about using federation as an authentication method to _access_ it somewhere else? #OpenID works great for logins on third party servers to access more private data. Automating and consolidating everything under a single roof (heard about centralisation?) is not an answer.
</rant>Friday, 28-Apr-17 05:59:46 UTC from social.umeahackerspace.se at 63°49'42"N 20°15'34"E in context Repeated by hector -
@HerraBRE I honestly don't understand this "gotta have 'em all" regarding features. Instead of trying to copy Facebook and Google+, I believe we should build something that works on its own terms. What's next "private photo albums"?
Please, let's enlighten users and encourage + support tools that do their jobs properly.
Instead of having your private communication _on_ the platform, how about using federation as an authentication method to _access_ it somewhere else? #OpenID works great for logins on third party servers to access more private data. Automating and consolidating everything under a single roof (heard about centralisation?) is not an answer.
</rant>Friday, 28-Apr-17 05:59:46 UTC from social.umeahackerspace.se at 63°49'42"N 20°15'34"E in context Repeated by rw -
@HerraBRE I honestly don't understand this "gotta have 'em all" regarding features. Instead of trying to copy Facebook and Google+, I believe we should build something that works on its own terms. What's next "private photo albums"?
Please, let's enlighten users and encourage + support tools that do their jobs properly.
Instead of having your private communication _on_ the platform, how about using federation as an authentication method to _access_ it somewhere else? #OpenID works great for logins on third party servers to access more private data. Automating and consolidating everything under a single roof (heard about centralisation?) is not an answer.
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@hannes2peer Hm, have you disabled #OpenID on #quitter.se?
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@sakrecoer I don't get it. We already support #OpenID (which UbuntuSSO uses) both as a provider and consumer. You can log in to !GNUsocial without a password if you use OpenID. Even create accounts if the admin allows it.
It's weird to see someone throwing randow words around, promoting "modularity", using Twitter.
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So #quit.im is a picture upload service like #instagram is based on !gnusocial ... I would recommend to enable/allow #OpenID based logins so everyone can easily login with his/her existing account. Remember if you don't know it, it is your profile's URL. Seems not to work with some forums?! http://forum.simutrans.com/ is a "good" example (not working is not good, I know).
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So #quit.im is a picture upload service like #instagram is based on !gnusocial ... I would recommend to enable/allow #OpenID based logins so everyone can easily login with his/her existing account. Remember if you don't know it, it is your profile's URL. Seems not to work with some forums?! http://forum.simutrans.com/ is a "good" example (not working is not good, I know).
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So #quit.im is a picture upload service like #instagram is based on !gnusocial ... I would recommend to enable/allow #OpenID based logins so everyone can easily login with his/her existing account. Remember if you don't know it, it is your profile's URL. Seems not to work with some forums?! http://forum.simutrans.com/ is a "good" example (not working is not good, I know).
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Für mehr #OpenID im Internet \o/
Und nein, ich meine nicht Facebook, Twitter oder Google Login. Sondern OpenID! -
see RT @lnxw48 See Tim Bray’s take: (helped develop #OpenID version based on #OAuth) https://www.tbray.org/ongoing/When/201x/2014/05/03/Security-Farce
