I had fun with this one: 7 Ways an OAuth Access Token is like a Hotel Key Card
https://developer.okta.com/blog/2019/06/05/seven-ways-an-oauth-access-token-is-like-a-hotel-key-card
https://developer.okta.com/blog/2019/06/05/seven-ways-an-oauth-access-token-is-like-a-hotel-key-card
Hey @WebGirlKelsie would love to have you join us at the #IndieWeb Summit 6/29-30 in #pdx https://2019.indieweb.org/summit and if @tmobilecareers wanted to sponsor this free event we have meal sponsorships at $100, $200, and $300 levels.
@alanajoy I am hoping you or any other folks in the @LatinxTechPDX circles can make it to the #IndieWeb Summit June 29-30th it is in #pdx at the @mozilla offices https://2019.indieweb.org/summit its two awesome days on building and hacking on our websites.
@kyleshevlin I am hoping you or any other @vetswhocode can make it to the #IndieWeb Summit June 29-30th it is in #pdx at the @mozilla offices https://2019.indieweb.org/summit its two awesome days on building and hacking on our websites.
@vmbrasseurI am hoping you can make it to the #IndieWeb Summit June 29-30th it is in #pdx at the @mozilla offices https://2019.indieweb.org/summit its two awesome days on building and hacking on our websites.
@ElishaCarswell I am hoping you can make it to the #IndieWeb Summit June 29-30th it is in #pdx at the @mozilla offices https://2019.indieweb.org/summit
@sammichfelge I am hoping you can make it to the #IndieWeb Summit June 29-30th it is in #pdx at the @mozilla offices https://2019.indieweb.org/summit
@PatriciaRaicht I am hoping you can make it to the #IndieWeb Summit June 29-30th it is in #pdx at the @mozilla offices https://2019.indieweb.org/summit
@DawnRParty I am hoping you can make it to the #IndieWeb Summit June 29-30th it is in #pdx at the @mozilla offices https://2019.indieweb.org/summit
@DeborahIvanoff I am hoping you can make it to the #IndieWeb Summit June 29-30th it is in #pdx at the @mozilla offices https://2019.indieweb.org/summit
#trailtuesdaythrowback to #running up (and down) Mt. Tam almost two weeks ago with pal Hannah (1). The #trails are not (2) as green as they were two months ago (tantek.com/t4zc1). After an 88:31 climb (tied my 2nd fastest time) to Mt. Tam’s East peak summit, I could barely see the tiny San Francisco skyline poking through a thick fog blanket (3). Looking East the sun was rising far above the horizon, already well on its way at 7:30am (4).
Chasing Hannah back down the hill was faster than a month ago, setting a PR on the first 1.6 miles of steep technical descent. With a gentler downhill, Hannah ran ahead and disappeared. I settled into a good rhythm and pace of my own, having become more familiar with these trails.
While enjoying the Tenderfoot trail forest, I noticed the ground felt squishier from the recent rains. The trail narrowed with a hill on one side and ravine on the other. Suddenly the earth gave way under my right foot, I felt my lower body start to rotate and fall downward in slow motion, impact the side of the ravine, and start sliding.
I remember thinking, how far am I going to slide, followed shortly by, I have to stop! I spun to press against the hill, threw my arms up, dug my hands & fingers into the soft earth, slowing and stopping the slide. Took a few seconds to realize what happened, spit out some mud, and balance myself against the side of the hill to look up.
I’d slid ~20-30 feet down into the ravine. Nothing felt broken. I looked down and couldn't really see how far down I’d have to go. Looking back up I pressed against the nearly vertical earth for extra grip while I climbed up one limb at a time, holding on and pressing gently downward with the other three. Made it back up to the trail. Collected myself, scraped most of the mud off my body and water bottle, wiping off the top so I could drink what was left. Another self-inspection, lots of scrapes from left forearm, to thigh, and knee which was bleeding but didn’t hurt. Shock, I’m sure.
Ran down the rest of the trail, and onto Cascade road. I could start to feel the dirt stinging in my skin. Made it back to Equator coffee in downtown Mill Valley where Hannah was waiting. She checked to make sure I was ok, then took a photo at my request (5). Not pictured: my forearms muddy from elbow to wrist.
After wiping off a bit more, I drove us back to the city, went home, and scrubbed off all the mud & dirt in the shower. Scrapes & bruises, nothing broken, nothing sprained.
Despite the fall, I set my second fastest time for the Mt. Tam Loop.
Still learning to fall, still learning to get (crawl) back up and keep running.
#MountTam #Marin #trail #trailrun #run #TemelpaTrail #MtTamEastPeak #50ktraining #optoutside #getoutside #befierce #pushyourself #facethemountain #trailrash #fitstrongfierce #nofilter #latergram #20190523
Fraidycat looks great! Kicks Condor keeps doing really interesting projects and showing a side of the web I don't cross paths with often :-)
'MURICA!
Alright, if you are curious about "Sign In with Apple," I walk through exactly how it works and what it looks like in this post.
https://developer.okta.com/blog/2019/06/04/what-the-heck-is-sign-in-with-apple
#WWDC19 #OAuth #AppleID
https://developer.okta.com/blog/2019/06/04/what-the-heck-is-sign-in-with-apple
#WWDC19 #OAuth #AppleID
Always enjoy @violetblue spilling the cybersecuritea. Click for the Baltimore ransomware drama. Stay for the thrice-dunked Facebook. Then, learn how moralizing capitalists make bank creeping on and silencing sex workers.