Posts tagged openid in 2006

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Unobtrusive OpenID. Sam’s implementation passes association data in the URL rather than using sessions. I need to do that here.

# 28th December 2006, 9 pm / openid, sam-ruby

Login to other services with Technorati. Technorati are now an OpenID provider. I’d much rather they were a consumer though; at the moment you can claim your blog with OpenID but you can’t log in to your Technorati account with an OpenID from elsewhere.

# 26th December 2006, 8:41 pm / openid, technorati

digg: Screencast: How to use OpenID. No exclamation mark this time—let’s see if it makes a difference.

# 22nd December 2006, 9:50 pm / digg, openid, screencast, selfpromotion

OpenID screencast

OpenID’s biggest problem is its learning curve. Using it as actually really simple, but if you’re not technical the amount of stuff you have to know before you can understand it is enormous. If you are technical, it just doesn’t seem like it should work—there are a bunch of questions that come up every time OpenID is discussed anywhere (“but surely there’s nothing to stop someone else from spoofing your ID”) which OpenID has answers for, but which are easily misunderstood.

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9:29 pm / 22nd December 2006 / advocacy, howto, nginx, openid, screencast

Comment transformer votre blog en une OpenID ? My piece on OpenID tranlated in to French by Christophe Ducamp.

# 21st December 2006, 3:26 pm / french, openid, translation

Three steps to OpenID. Maybe explaining OpenID isn’t as hard as I thought... Jacob Kaplan-Moss nails it in three.

# 20th December 2006, 12:44 pm / jacob-kaplan-moss, openid, reddit

botbouncer.com (via) Neat concept: a third party service for ensuring that an OpenID has passed a CAPTCHA.

# 19th December 2006, 6:01 pm / captcha, janrain, openid

digg: HOW TO turn your blog in to an OpenID. Trying to get some digg love for my OpenID how-to. I even used a digg-friendly exclamation mark.

# 19th December 2006, 12:36 pm / digg, openid, selfpromotion

How to turn your blog in to an OpenID

Wouldn’t it be great if you could use the same account to log in to multiple sites and applications, without having to trust them all with your password? Wouldn’t it be even better if you could do this without having to hand ownership of your online identity over to some monolithic third party? (I’m looking at you, ~~.NET Passport~~ ~~Microsoft Passport~~ Windows Live ID.)

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11:37 am / 19th December 2006 / livejournal, myopenid, openid, verisign, vox, weblog

Ma.gnolia supports OpenID. Text book implementation: you can associate your OpenID with an existing account and log in using either OpenID or your regular username and passwerd.

# 17th December 2006, 9:29 am / magnolia, openid

phpMyID. A simple, stand-alone OpenID server in a single PHP script with no dependencies. Makes managing your own identity trivial.

# 17th December 2006, 9:06 am / openid, php

The case for OpenID. I look forward to embracing our OpenID future.

# 5th December 2006, 1:34 pm / advocacy, openid

What I’m excited about, post-conference edition

Wow, I’ve had a really busy month. I’ve attended (and spoken at) BarCamp London, Media in Transition, d.Construct, RailsConf Europe, Euro Foo and EuroOSCON. All were excellent, and each one nicely complemented the others. I’m exhausted. I think my brain is full.

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