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EyJaafCsubstantially: Cramming English words into JSON web tokens
(tesseral.com)
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Denmark zoo asks for people to donate their pets to feed its predators
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Proximity to an urban center has benefits for critically endangered monkeys
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Imagine two different password strength standards: 1. Just a 4 digit numeric PIN like `1981` 2. A 20 character upper/lower/numeric/special-character password like `qmd1tkf7mwa.PQB0qrz$` -- The PIN has lower entropy and is the
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Playing with more user-friendly methods for multi-factor authentication
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We Solved Latency at Vapi
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China Is Putting Data Centers in the Ocean to Keep Them Cool
(scientificamerican.com)
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The USDA Wouldn't Let Her Give Up Her House When She Couldn't Pay Her Mortgage
(propublica.org)
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It seems to lean more into transactional email than being a 1:1 Substack clone, but I have heard good things about Dittofeed [1]. It's pretty self-hosting friendly, all things considered. [2] We went with Substack basically because it&
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About 1,500 tarantulas found hidden in cake boxes at German airport
(theguardian.com)
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> There’s a practicality to having well-made shoes that you can repair — and there’s also romance and nostalgia ... Doing this work affects how you see the world. You become sensitive to art and beauty. You develop a sense of history, ti
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The opposite of fast fashion: the romance of a well-made shoe
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World Spider Catalog Version 26
(wsc.nmbe.ch)
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Interesting excerpt: > Co-author Professor Christoph Salzmann, of UCL Chemistry, said: “Ice on Earth is a cosmological curiosity due to our warm temperatures. You can see its ordered nature in the symmetry of a snowflake. “Ice in the res
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'Space Ice' is less like water than we thought
(ucl.ac.uk)
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I love that this was a "stress-relief project."
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Bear-Sized Giant Beavers Once Roamed North America
(smithsonianmag.com)
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Building a professional design tool on the web (2015)
(madebyevan.com)
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Killer whales groom each other with pieces of kelp
(science.org)
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(I am a cofounder of Tesseral) Honestly, I'm not intimately familiar with Zitadel's solution. At a quick glance, it seems quite powerful! But it does seem like our product is more opinionated -- and is more narrowly focused on ser
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(I'm a cofounder of Tesseral) We're huge fans of Better Auth -- it's a really great offering. They might have their own take on how we differ, but here's my best attempt at a quick comparison. We take pretty different ap
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oops, thanks for flagging. we'll fix this! we only recently did a complete overhaul of our website and are still patching up some details
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Auth for B2B SaaS: it's not like auth for consumer software
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oh cool! I want to try this soon.
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A lumberjack created more than 200 sculptures in Wisconsin's Northwoods
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Auth for business software isn't that similar to auth for consumer software
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I can't wait to try this! I studied a few languages in school and have lost any semblance of proficiency -- mainly because I never have a real occasion to use anything other than English. I've been waiting for someone to build som
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Ancient DNA Reveals Humans in Colombia with No Genetic Ties to People Today
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Explosions in Qatar after credible threat of Iranian attack on US-run airbase
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ProPublica Sued the FDA for Withholding Records About Generic Drugs' Safety
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