Sep 21, 2025
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i made a funny thing. it kills me how the comment As Is is already very linny coded
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Die Präsentation zu Identity 2.0 hielt Dick Hardt 2005 auf der OSCON. Schon oft gesehen, begeistert mich aber immer wieder. Leider hat sich m.E. nicht viel seitdem zu dem Thema getan.
"The BrowserID web site answers questions about how to implement BrowserID, but punts on why an Identity Provider should implement and there is no mention on why a Relying Party will implement. Without appropriate financial incentives, there will be no widespread adoption. " ... BrowserID has been positioned as a web SSO solution, and the lack of native client support is an issue.
BrowserID: Will it Succeed Where OpenID Failed?