adding femboy to my list of personal identifiers out of pure spite /jk
November 12, 2026 at 9:41 PM
adding femboy to my list of personal identifiers out of pure spite /jk
unfortunately there are "requisitions" that need to have "patient identifiers" and "the actual tests being ordered" and some bullshit like that
November 15, 2026 at 4:04 AM
unfortunately there are "requisitions" that need to have "patient identifiers" and "the actual tests being ordered" and some bullshit like that
okay, here it is:
my understanding of what it means when we say "DIDs are self-authenticating identifiers"
let me know if i missed anything!
my understanding of what it means when we say "DIDs are self-authenticating identifiers"
let me know if i missed anything!
November 15, 2026 at 4:35 AM
okay, here it is:
my understanding of what it means when we say "DIDs are self-authenticating identifiers"
let me know if i missed anything!
my understanding of what it means when we say "DIDs are self-authenticating identifiers"
let me know if i missed anything!
the muji card one was beyond even my very low expectations (credit card numbers leaked because they were used in plain text as user identifiers lol)
November 15, 2026 at 12:47 AM
the muji card one was beyond even my very low expectations (credit card numbers leaked because they were used in plain text as user identifiers lol)
be safe, folks. Make sure to scrub all the identifiers if you salvage from a downed one.
Amazon’s Prime Air drone delivery option launched recently in the south and southwest suburbs, catching some residents and officials off guard and raising questions about noise and safety.
‘You look up and there it is’: Amazon Prime Air drone delivery service underway in south suburbs
www.chicagotribune.com
November 11, 2026 at 9:42 PM
be safe, folks. Make sure to scrub all the identifiers if you salvage from a downed one.
The audit also turned up privacy lapses (identifiers and Prolific IDs in repositories), now remediated. Maybe we need something like dependabot to scan our repositories for potential privacy issues so these things don't go undetected.
November 10, 2026 at 4:14 PM
The audit also turned up privacy lapses (identifiers and Prolific IDs in repositories), now remediated. Maybe we need something like dependabot to scan our repositories for potential privacy issues so these things don't go undetected.
Cis and trans are the clinical terms that serve as accurate identifiers whilst simultaneously preserving the dignity and identity of the subject.
November 14, 2026 at 12:47 AM
Cis and trans are the clinical terms that serve as accurate identifiers whilst simultaneously preserving the dignity and identity of the subject.
Details, schmetails.
"The tool doesn’t have access to personal identifiers such as voters’ Social Security or driver’s license numbers or full dates of birth, which increases the potential for mismatches involving people with the same names."
"The tool doesn’t have access to personal identifiers such as voters’ Social Security or driver’s license numbers or full dates of birth, which increases the potential for mismatches involving people with the same names."
November 12, 2026 at 4:30 PM
Details, schmetails.
"The tool doesn’t have access to personal identifiers such as voters’ Social Security or driver’s license numbers or full dates of birth, which increases the potential for mismatches involving people with the same names."
"The tool doesn’t have access to personal identifiers such as voters’ Social Security or driver’s license numbers or full dates of birth, which increases the potential for mismatches involving people with the same names."
Bird watcher, i am going into Battle, and i need only your strongest identifiers
November 11, 2026 at 5:26 PM
Bird watcher, i am going into Battle, and i need only your strongest identifiers
#nostr #webdev #DevLife #IndieHackers #BuildInPublic
Client-side Nostr Event Nonce Verifier.
Check NIP-01 SHA-256 event IDs, leading zero bits, and NIP-13 Proof of Work nonces via JSON or NIP-19 IDs (note1, nevent1, and naddr1 identifiers) with zero external dependencies.
apps.nostrwat.ch/nenv/
Client-side Nostr Event Nonce Verifier.
Check NIP-01 SHA-256 event IDs, leading zero bits, and NIP-13 Proof of Work nonces via JSON or NIP-19 IDs (note1, nevent1, and naddr1 identifiers) with zero external dependencies.
apps.nostrwat.ch/nenv/
NENV - Nostr Event Nonce Verifier.
Verify Nostr event IDs (NIP-01) and Proof of Work difficulty (NIP-13) from raw JSON or note1, nevent1, and naddr1 identifiers with zero external dependencies.
apps.nostrwat.ch
November 13, 2026 at 1:02 PM
#nostr #webdev #DevLife #IndieHackers #BuildInPublic
Client-side Nostr Event Nonce Verifier.
Check NIP-01 SHA-256 event IDs, leading zero bits, and NIP-13 Proof of Work nonces via JSON or NIP-19 IDs (note1, nevent1, and naddr1 identifiers) with zero external dependencies.
apps.nostrwat.ch/nenv/
Client-side Nostr Event Nonce Verifier.
Check NIP-01 SHA-256 event IDs, leading zero bits, and NIP-13 Proof of Work nonces via JSON or NIP-19 IDs (note1, nevent1, and naddr1 identifiers) with zero external dependencies.
apps.nostrwat.ch/nenv/
HOW'D IT HAPPEN? And how often do people serving felony sentences cast ballots in #Oklahoma?
We learned in Sara Polston’s case, missing identifiers kept officials from matching her to a felony list.
We learned in Sara Polston’s case, missing identifiers kept officials from matching her to a felony list.
November 12, 2026 at 3:25 AM
HOW'D IT HAPPEN? And how often do people serving felony sentences cast ballots in #Oklahoma?
We learned in Sara Polston’s case, missing identifiers kept officials from matching her to a felony list.
We learned in Sara Polston’s case, missing identifiers kept officials from matching her to a felony list.
So people develop shorthand for a lot of stuff including internal validation and it is incredibly rewarding to get good at discerning what should be an emotional priority
All this leads to shorthand language for emotionally important topics: slurs, memes, identifiers, etc
All this leads to shorthand language for emotionally important topics: slurs, memes, identifiers, etc
November 14, 2026 at 5:34 PM
So people develop shorthand for a lot of stuff including internal validation and it is incredibly rewarding to get good at discerning what should be an emotional priority
All this leads to shorthand language for emotionally important topics: slurs, memes, identifiers, etc
All this leads to shorthand language for emotionally important topics: slurs, memes, identifiers, etc
Had no idea this was going on. Will screenshot everything from now on.
Basically, while social media removes identifying metadata from images you upload, Meta apparently adds its own and it will follow you from one platform to another.
cyberinsider.com/brave-remove...
Basically, while social media removes identifying metadata from images you upload, Meta apparently adds its own and it will follow you from one platform to another.
cyberinsider.com/brave-remove...
Brave strips hidden Meta identifiers from Facebook and Instagram photos
Brave has added a desktop privacy feature that automatically strips hidden identifiers Meta embeds in Facebook and Instagram photos.
cyberinsider.com
November 13, 2026 at 11:15 PM
Had no idea this was going on. Will screenshot everything from now on.
Basically, while social media removes identifying metadata from images you upload, Meta apparently adds its own and it will follow you from one platform to another.
cyberinsider.com/brave-remove...
Basically, while social media removes identifying metadata from images you upload, Meta apparently adds its own and it will follow you from one platform to another.
cyberinsider.com/brave-remove...
An excellent critique of OKF vs Emacs Org: "Unlike OKF, Org allows for stable identifiers to relate documents; Unlike OKF, Org allows for a predicate between identifiers: "A enhances B", "A explains B", "A is the data for B", "A refutes B." Unlike OKF, Org maintains provenance.
November 13, 2026 at 4:31 AM
An excellent critique of OKF vs Emacs Org: "Unlike OKF, Org allows for stable identifiers to relate documents; Unlike OKF, Org allows for a predicate between identifiers: "A enhances B", "A explains B", "A is the data for B", "A refutes B." Unlike OKF, Org maintains provenance.
Text identifiers are horrible because the watermarks are frequency-based and changing the text breaks it entirely. There are attempts for non-printable unicode characters but those can get stripped, too.
Image watermarks break as soon as someone takes a screenshot, too.
Image watermarks break as soon as someone takes a screenshot, too.
November 15, 2026 at 4:59 AM
Text identifiers are horrible because the watermarks are frequency-based and changing the text breaks it entirely. There are attempts for non-printable unicode characters but those can get stripped, too.
Image watermarks break as soon as someone takes a screenshot, too.
Image watermarks break as soon as someone takes a screenshot, too.
FAIR Data in ARTEMIS.
Findable, Accessible, Interoperable, Reusable. Persistent identifiers, shared standards, open licences on Zenodo, GitHub and DARIAH-Campus.
artemis-twin.eu/deliverables
#ArtemisRHDT #CulturalHeritage
Findable, Accessible, Interoperable, Reusable. Persistent identifiers, shared standards, open licences on Zenodo, GitHub and DARIAH-Campus.
artemis-twin.eu/deliverables
#ArtemisRHDT #CulturalHeritage
November 13, 2026 at 1:00 PM
FAIR Data in ARTEMIS.
Findable, Accessible, Interoperable, Reusable. Persistent identifiers, shared standards, open licences on Zenodo, GitHub and DARIAH-Campus.
artemis-twin.eu/deliverables
#ArtemisRHDT #CulturalHeritage
Findable, Accessible, Interoperable, Reusable. Persistent identifiers, shared standards, open licences on Zenodo, GitHub and DARIAH-Campus.
artemis-twin.eu/deliverables
#ArtemisRHDT #CulturalHeritage
deleted the post but listen y'all just because a term is a shortened version of an acceptable one doesn't mean it's not a slur. there are many slurs that are shortened versions of acceptable identifiers. If you use one unknowingly, the correct reaction is "shit my bad won't happen again"
November 11, 2026 at 10:27 PM
deleted the post but listen y'all just because a term is a shortened version of an acceptable one doesn't mean it's not a slur. there are many slurs that are shortened versions of acceptable identifiers. If you use one unknowingly, the correct reaction is "shit my bad won't happen again"
Each entry in the Rosstat database has a unique identifier. It's based on consecutive numbers (within a registry - each registry gets its "numeric space" assigned). Identifiers are sometimes published in court docs. I found two for the same registry. No entries were added between them in the leak.
November 15, 2026 at 6:29 PM
Each entry in the Rosstat database has a unique identifier. It's based on consecutive numbers (within a registry - each registry gets its "numeric space" assigned). Identifiers are sometimes published in court docs. I found two for the same registry. No entries were added between them in the leak.
Part of this is being annoyed at having to break my flow when referencing, but it is absolutely wild to me how many large library journals do not have DOIs (digital object identifiers; kind of a permalink database for scholarly work so it’s not lost to the ephemeral nature of the internet).
November 10, 2026 at 6:43 PM
Part of this is being annoyed at having to break my flow when referencing, but it is absolutely wild to me how many large library journals do not have DOIs (digital object identifiers; kind of a permalink database for scholarly work so it’s not lost to the ephemeral nature of the internet).
Fun design review/demo today.
CEO was using bluetooth MAC addresses as *durable* hardware identifiers. I pointed out that some devices change their MAC address. “Anyway, moving on.”
… Moving on to the WiFi part of the demo where he was using a local IP address as the durable identifier…
CEO was using bluetooth MAC addresses as *durable* hardware identifiers. I pointed out that some devices change their MAC address. “Anyway, moving on.”
… Moving on to the WiFi part of the demo where he was using a local IP address as the durable identifier…
November 14, 2026 at 3:49 AM
Fun design review/demo today.
CEO was using bluetooth MAC addresses as *durable* hardware identifiers. I pointed out that some devices change their MAC address. “Anyway, moving on.”
… Moving on to the WiFi part of the demo where he was using a local IP address as the durable identifier…
CEO was using bluetooth MAC addresses as *durable* hardware identifiers. I pointed out that some devices change their MAC address. “Anyway, moving on.”
… Moving on to the WiFi part of the demo where he was using a local IP address as the durable identifier…
Happy to share our @neuripsconf.bsky.social E&D Chem-PerturBridge: a harmonized resource of ~37k compounds, 136 cell contexts, and 1.25M Tx samples across 8 assays, with standardized identifiers, metadata, and replicate-aware condition-level effects.
November 15, 2026 at 12:16 PM
Happy to share our @neuripsconf.bsky.social E&D Chem-PerturBridge: a harmonized resource of ~37k compounds, 136 cell contexts, and 1.25M Tx samples across 8 assays, with standardized identifiers, metadata, and replicate-aware condition-level effects.
I really doubt the radar feed itself would be down bc they are on a separate "channel" but the VOR navigation aids and their identifiers might be, and weather stations too.
November 13, 2026 at 9:42 PM
I really doubt the radar feed itself would be down bc they are on a separate "channel" but the VOR navigation aids and their identifiers might be, and weather stations too.
What's this guy's name? Because I think I met someone in SF once who described himself as a black gay Jewish fascist. I assumed at least one of those identifiers was some kind of self-delusion.
November 11, 2026 at 10:08 PM
What's this guy's name? Because I think I met someone in SF once who described himself as a black gay Jewish fascist. I assumed at least one of those identifiers was some kind of self-delusion.
"Names Are Not Identity: What AWS Identifiers Leak, and How to Build a Perimeter That Doesn't Care" by Binod Prasad Joshi
#aws-iam-identity-center #amazon-s3 #security #python #cloud-security
#aws-iam-identity-center #amazon-s3 #security #python #cloud-security
Names Are Not Identity: What AWS Identifiers Leak, and How to Build a Perimeter That Doesn't Care
Discover how AWS identifiers expose account and S3 ownership information, and learn practical techniques to secure your cloud infrastructure.
community.aws
November 15, 2026 at 12:00 PM
"Names Are Not Identity: What AWS Identifiers Leak, and How to Build a Perimeter That Doesn't Care" by Binod Prasad Joshi
#aws-iam-identity-center #amazon-s3 #security #python #cloud-security
#aws-iam-identity-center #amazon-s3 #security #python #cloud-security
mentioning is intentional, the fact alias apps falsely claim to be atmospheric despite their basis on the transient alias identifiers rather than the actual unique protocol ID, is another issue.
November 13, 2026 at 5:47 AM
mentioning is intentional, the fact alias apps falsely claim to be atmospheric despite their basis on the transient alias identifiers rather than the actual unique protocol ID, is another issue.