So, now I have an openid, I have told my provider all about myself.
When I login to other sites, even for the first time (without having registered) I would expect the information provided to my OpenID provider to automatically be form-filled (at the very least)
PeopleAggregator doesn't do this (it isn't alone). I login and it asks me for my email, first name etc.
This shows me that what the theorists/visionaries saw as a future for URL identity and how it is actually being implemented is a long way apart.
If I have to tell my openid provider all about myself, and then have to do it all over again for each new site I got to, I can comfortable predict that OpenID will fail in its goals
Wednesday, January 16, 2008
Tuesday, January 15, 2008
Networking fatigue
I connected to Signon.com and in order to play around with OpenID and the Bandit Identity Card Selector.
It works great on linux, and.. , well... , not at all on windows.
In order to test the functionality, I have signed up with various OpenID enabled sites like:
Ziki
Plaxo
All these networking sites are starting to feel and look the same. How many different ways am I going to connect to people? Linkedin, Facebook, Plaxo?
It works great on linux, and.. , well... , not at all on windows.
In order to test the functionality, I have signed up with various OpenID enabled sites like:
Ziki
Plaxo
All these networking sites are starting to feel and look the same. How many different ways am I going to connect to people? Linkedin, Facebook, Plaxo?
Thursday, January 10, 2008
My great Idea just burned....
I had an idea regarding starting a new technology business. It involves mobile data and retail point of sale.
According to Rod Drury anything involving these two will most likely fail. I'm gutted. I will have to consider my business model more carefully before lifting a finger.
According to Rod Drury anything involving these two will most likely fail. I'm gutted. I will have to consider my business model more carefully before lifting a finger.
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