Praveen just blogged aboutthe launch of AOL's OpenAuthentication service. We'll be talking about this and more atWeb 2.0 Expo. Why launch another authentication service when wealready support OpenID? Because there are lots of cool things thatOpenID doesn't yet support. I think that it really supportsuser-controlled consent and permissions, for example. And Praveen isalready working within the OpenID community to add some of thesecapabilities as well.
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Well! I'm now suspended from Twitter for stating that Elon's jet was in London recently. (It was flying in the air to Qatar at the...
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Last night Rachel Maddow talked about an apparently fake NSA document "leaked" to her organization. There's a lot of info t... -
Congratulations to the Ficlets teamon their launch(escape?) . In addition to being a neat site, it's also a greatdemonstration of what...
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XAuth is a lot like democracy: The worst form of user identity prefs, except for all those others that have been tried (apologies to Churc...
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