Stay N' Alive

NOVEMBER 22, 2013

The technology behind Bitcoin, the currency that is making little-known software developers millionaires as the price has gone from less than $1 per Bitcoin to $800 per Bitcoin in just a couple years, has the potential to revolutionize the way the world authenticates human-to-human transactions within a matter of years.

Platform 104

Platform Proposal Real Estate Authentication 104

Stay N' Alive

JANUARY 30, 2011

. &# The idea being that using open technologies (we already have Information Cards , for instance), the more private information about users can be stored in the browser, reducing the risk of that information being shared by accident with 3rd party websites.

Privacy 83

Privacy OpenID Data API 83

Stay N' Alive

MARCH 6, 2011

Awhile back I spoke of a vision of mine I call " the Internet with no login button. " The idea being that using open technologies (we already have Information Cards , for instance), the more private information about users can be stored in the browser, reducing the risk of that information being shared by accident with 3rd party websites.

Privacy 61

Privacy OpenID Data API 61

Bare Feet Studios

MARCH 4, 2009

Frequent readers of this blog know I can be a bit hard on those professions, as I was on my Dad, because I am a lover of people, of truth, of respect, and authenticity. Seems that the aggregator sites/openId sites are the first place to turn to build in a feature set “in the case of death.&#

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Social Media Brands Upcoming OpenID 40

Ari Herzog

JULY 24, 2011

When you click the “Post comment as&# link for the first time, a window pops up prompting you to either authenticate your comment with your Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, Google, or OpenID accounts — or to choose none of the above and use your Livefyre account instead.

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OpenID Notification System Comments 159

Buzz Marketing for Technology

JUNE 27, 2008

Ideally, combinations of tools might support interoperability/shared storage, roundtripping (the ability to send a file from one service to another and back again) and single sign on (eg using openid, yahoo or google authentication, etc). Comment by Tony Hirst — April 16, 2007 @ 3:19 pm. [.]

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Web 2.0 Wiki OpenID Virtual World 113