IRC Log for #openid on 2008-01-16

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  5. [00:21:16] <jibot> evanpro is Evan Prodromou, info at http://wikitravel.org/en/User:Evan
  6. [00:24:27] <Acro> Any ideas for a OpenID provider name? I'm setting up a new service and need a short and memorizable domain name (.com)...
  7. [00:26:12] <evanpro> dinepo.com
  8. [00:26:19] <evanpro> Actually, that might be taken
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  10. [00:26:45] <evanpro> Taken!
  11. [00:26:49] <evanpro> hmmm
  12. [00:27:01] <evanpro> selfdentiserv.com
  13. [00:27:10] <p33r__> whenever i need nonsencial and easy to remember names i allways grab my Web 2.0 name generator
  14. [00:27:10] <p33r__> http://www.lightsphere.com/dev/web20.html
  15. [00:27:19] <p33r__> (two of my friends companies were actually named with that thing)
  16. [00:27:35] <Acro> Actually thought of that - even though it would be kinda fun in my native tongue (Danish) as din means your and EPO is the doping we all know from bicycle racing...
  17. [00:27:36] <evanpro> youpersonident.com
  18. [00:28:03] <Acro> p33r__, cool, I'll try again - unfortunatly I primarily get names that are taken...
  19. [00:28:12] <p33r__> thats what i like about .no
  20. [00:28:15] <evanpro> wideopenid.com
  21. [00:28:30] <evanpro> Oh, no match!
  22. [00:28:32] <p33r__> we are going for http://1d.no/ with our OpenID server
  23. [00:28:34] <evanpro> Grab that one!
  24. [00:28:48] <Acro> Also thought of something like idpusher, but that is taken to.
  25. [00:29:05] <Acro> p33r__, pretty cool!
  26. [00:29:16] <p33r__> aye, i was plesantly surprised when it was not taken
  27. [00:29:44] <p33r__> but since the .no domain registar thingy (norid) is pretty bitchy about it's domains it's pretty easy to get some good ones
  28. [00:29:55] <p33r__> you gotta be a norwegian company, and they just recenlty allowed "number domains"
  29. [00:30:22] <p33r__> a friend of mine is using http://x0.no/ for an URL-shortening service :P
  30. [00:30:31] <evanpro> Maybe something in the .id tld
  31. [00:30:32] <p33r__> gotta love exothic domains :p
  32. [00:30:42] <p33r__> evanpro: that's gotta be expensive
  33. [00:30:45] <Acro> wideopenid is used by another provider at .org; could register the .com, but not sure whether it is a good idea. It wouldn't benefit users, if two providers share a name...
  34. [00:31:22] <evanpro> partiallyopenid.com
  35. [00:32:52] <Acro> Too long, isn't it?
  36. [00:33:10] <p33r__> Acro: how about like xzopenid.com
  37. [00:33:17] <p33r__> more X's and Z's allways make people happy :p
  38. [00:33:27] <p33r__> and if you use some good combo it's usually not taken
  39. [00:34:11] <Acro> Maybe I should relax my demands a little and settle for a non .com domain. I'm just thinking it would be better to the users to get a unique name, which aren't associated with other websites at all...
  40. [00:34:22] <p33r__> thats true
  41. [00:34:29] <p33r__> .com is pretty.. crowded
  42. [00:35:27] <Acro> But it is arguably easier to make a phishing website, if you have a domain name, that is very similar to the original. So if I use xxx.org and xxx.com is owned by some domain pirate, well ...
  43. [00:35:47] <p33r__> a really REALLY unique name would be best i guess, go for the name generator! P
  44. [00:35:48] <p33r__> :P
  45. [00:36:21] <Acro> I could got the Web 2.0r-way and choose something like validr .-D
  46. [00:36:39] <Acro> Well, I'll click the Name Generator, till I'm too tired!
  47. [00:36:53] <p33r__> (my friends hosting-firm, ixo is named by using that :P)
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  49. [00:37:07] <p33r__> ixo was kinda catchy
  50. [00:37:22] <p33r__> Acro: latin names are always a winner
  51. [00:38:35] <Acro> Could try makewords.com...
  52. [00:38:39] <p33r__> haha :p
  53. [00:39:13] <p33r__> how about idmakr
  54. [00:39:25] <p33r__> "make your digital identity here!"
  55. [00:39:56] <p33r__> idmakr.com is not taken either
  56. [00:40:27] <p33r__> and the owner of idmaker.com is some card-producer
  57. [00:40:33] <p33r__> wich just redirects
  58. [00:40:43] <p33r__> short, catchy, hard to spell and very web2.0
  59. [00:41:24] <p33r__> ofcourse, it's hard to beat the 2.0 generator. "zoomwire" , "pixomba" and "thoughttube" are winners
  60. [00:41:30] <p33r__> Acro: how about it? idmakr.com :P
  61. [00:41:42] <evanpro> to be fair, asking this question in #openid is a bad idea
  62. [00:41:54] <p33r__> thats true anyways :p
  63. [00:41:55] <evanpro> since many of the people here either own or work for competitor companies
  64. [00:42:05] <evanpro> and we'll try to think up the dumbest possible name for yours
  65. [00:42:14] <evanpro> B-)
  66. [00:42:18] <p33r__> hah :p
  67. [00:42:26] <p33r__> so how about it? zoomwire.com!
  68. [00:42:55] <evanpro> zoomwire.com sounds good
  69. [00:43:04] <p33r__> zoomwire2000.com :P
  70. [00:43:12] <evanpro> I think the Punycode area for domain names is another possibility
  71. [00:43:35] <evanpro> ôpénïd.net
  72. [00:43:48] <Acro> p33r__, idmakr could work... It is not the best, but you have to settle somewhere...
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  74. [00:43:52] <p33r__> oh yeah, just add a 2000 there, and your practically done :P
  75. [00:44:05] <Acro> evanpro, true, but it is a common interest to spread OpenID :-)
  76. [00:44:14] <Acro> (or so I hope)
  77. [00:44:21] <evanpro> suuuuuuuuure
  78. [00:44:24] <p33r__> *mumbles something about lack of proper OpenID php server and competition*
  79. [00:45:12] <p33r__> Acro: it cant be worse than our original idea for the OpenID name :p
  80. [00:45:19] <p33r__> our company is named DirtyWorker
  81. [00:45:20] <Acro> Use something else. Something more secure preferably :-P
  82. [00:45:37] <p33r__> so the only resonable idea was ofcourse, DirtyId
  83. [00:45:44] <evanpro> dirtyid is a good one
  84. [00:45:52] <p33r__> oh yes :P
  85. [00:45:54] <Acro> It's catchy!
  86. [00:46:18] <Acro> And easy to remember... Wouldn't have been a bad choice!
  87. [00:46:20] <evanpro> No match for "SEXYOPENID.COM".
  88. [00:46:34] <p33r__> i prefer 1d.no ,but we will probeably use it as our "official" openID for our crew
  89. [00:46:36] <evanpro> Sexy people in the house!
  90. [00:46:56] <p33r__> sexyid.com , social networking AND OpenID, post your pictures, rate them AND get an OpenID for free
  91. [00:46:59] <p33r__> *dies*
  92. [00:47:05] <Acro> Ha ha
  93. [00:47:25] <p33r__> anyways, the plan was to connect dirtyid.com to our community (japani.no) wich consists mostly of 15-18 year olds :P
  94. [00:47:35] <evanpro> sexyid.com is taken, sadly
  95. [00:47:42] <p33r__> the name simply wasnt good for that target audience :P
  96. [00:47:51] <p33r__> evanpro: aw man, my business idea!
  97. [00:48:09] <_keturn> but sexid.org isn't yet
  98. [00:49:39] <p33r__> anyways, hopefully we can fuel norwegian OpenID adaption a bit on our side ^^;
  99. [00:49:46] <p33r__> it's been awfully slow here in the cold north
  100. [00:49:58] <evanpro> uh
  101. [00:50:32] <Acro> p33r__, and I'm going for Danish support...
  102. [00:50:44] <p33r__> Acro: why not use a .dk domain?
  103. [00:50:52] <p33r__> those should be free by the dozen
  104. [00:51:06] <evanpro> openi.dk
  105. [00:51:44] <Acro> p33r__, because it should be able to grow further. I'll register the .dk as well ;-)
  106. [00:52:07] <p33r__> hehe, i guess
  107. [00:52:15] <p33r__> but a good .dk domain can be just as good as a bad .com
  108. [00:52:20] <Acro> openi.dk is available...
  109. [00:52:25] <Acro> p33r__, sure!
  110. [00:52:30] <Acro> No doubt about that.
  111. [00:52:45] <p33r__> and 2-letter TLD vs 3-letter TLD
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  113. [00:52:57] <evanpro> any sentence that ends with "dick" works well as a .dk
  114. [00:53:03] <evanpro> uratotal.dk
  115. [00:53:12] <p33r__> logging in has never been easyer! openid.dk shaving of those letters at the end for you!
  116. [00:53:14] <evanpro> quitbeingsucha.dk
  117. [00:53:19] <p33r__> that too
  118. [00:53:27] <Acro> Ha ha...
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  120. [00:54:03] <evanpro> probably not all that valuable as a business identity, though
  121. [00:54:28] <p33r__> hey, we get by with dirtyworker :P allways get some wierd looks at conferences etc.
  122. [00:54:43] <p33r__> (actually, another company i'we dealt with, 'brotherfucker' was worse)
  123. [00:54:53] <Acro> OMG!
  124. [00:54:54] <p33r__> they did interior design for biker bars, so i guess it fit, but still
  125. [00:58:28] <Acro> If I just lived in Estonia, I could use "eyed.ee"
  126. [00:58:34] <Acro> :-P
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  128. [01:11:56] <evanpro> If you lived in Malaysia you could do openid.my
  129. [01:12:08] <evanpro> But I'm not sure if the Janrain lawyers would like that
  130. [01:12:21] <p33r__> haha
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  138. [01:59:05] <jibot> miyagawa is Tatsuhiko Miyagawa, the author of Plagger <http://plagger.org> and works on Vox <http://www.vox.com> in Six Apart.
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  175. [06:01:22] <keturn> wharrrg. http://vancouver.craigslist.ca/web/540285501.html
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  178. [06:14:17] <gaurav__> hi
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  282. [14:59:45] <Jabberwock> Allo
  283. [15:00:02] <Jabberwock> Do you guys know of an openid provider that lets you add custom fields to your identity?
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  287. [15:54:57] <donomo> jabberwock: openid 1.1 has 'simple registration' with a predefined set of fields
  288. [15:55:39] <donomo> Jabberwock: openid 2.0 has 'attribute exchange' which is flexable but i dont know of an identity provider that allows for freform defining of attributes
  289. [15:55:55] <donomo> myopenid.com seems to usually be in the lead for feature adoption
  290. [15:56:16] <donomo> s/freform/freeform/
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  292. [16:00:14] <Jabberwock> donomo: I found one
  293. [16:00:21] <Jabberwock> pip.verisignlabs.com
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  297. [16:13:41] * donomo checks it out
  298. [16:14:17] <donomo> 'Add Field' nice.
  299. [16:15:12] <donomo> Jabberwock: verisign supports the one-time-pad keychain dongle thingy. only $5 from paypal.
  300. [16:15:39] <Makenshi> donomo: Is that for within the USA only?
  301. [16:15:53] <donomo> Makenshi: i think paypal will sell the device to anyone
  302. [16:15:56] <Makenshi> As PayPal will not ship outside North America
  303. [16:16:00] <Makenshi> I tried to get one before
  304. [16:16:03] <donomo> Makenshi: hmm. i dont really know.
  305. [16:16:04] <donomo> oh
  306. [16:16:19] <donomo> verisign also sells them
  307. [16:16:26] <Makenshi> I have an rsa key for work.. personally i would prefer rsa mobile (one time code delivered by sms)
  308. [16:16:59] <donomo> really? transmitting the secret by sms doesnt seem too secret
  309. [16:17:45] <Makenshi> Yes, you can always encrypt the code with a certificate stored on the phone
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  311. [16:18:12] <donomo> i like the dongle, except when im upstairs and my keychain is downstairs.
  312. [16:18:40] <Makenshi> Problem is you have to carry a dongle for each provider.. the banks here are starting to do that which is annoying
  313. [16:18:54] <Makenshi> they give you a device that you put your card in, enter your pin, and it generates a code
  314. [16:19:03] <Makenshi> I would prefer one method that i can use with all the services
  315. [16:19:21] <Makenshi> mobile seems the easiest as they hav emy number, and if my phone gets stolen, i only have one call to make
  316. [16:19:38] <donomo> i see. i was suprized that verisign 'just worked' with the paypal dongle
  317. [16:20:17] <Makenshi> Yes, as the dongles have an associated xml security token that needs to be installed on the server, so they must be using the same server
  318. [16:20:40] <Makenshi> I doubt very much that they would send the tokens to a third-party on a per-dongle basis
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  323. [17:03:35] <Jabberwock> donomo: What would it use an OTP for?
  324. [17:04:16] <Jabberwock> It seems openid is not suited for my intentions which is to obtain S3 account info for an S3 widget I created
  325. [17:04:28] <Jabberwock> That would leave that information available for any openid provider.
  326. [17:05:01] <donomo> Jabberwock: maybe OTP is not the best term, im saying verisign uses secondard authentication (primary being a password), which is nice to see.
  327. [17:05:09] <donomo> secondary, evey.
  328. [17:05:12] <donomo> even. sheesh.
  329. [17:05:38] <Jabberwock> gotcha
  330. [17:05:42] <Jabberwock> Was gonna say...
  331. [17:05:54] <Jabberwock> OTP is OTP :)
  332. [17:06:27] <Jabberwock> seems I'll have to use a proprietary authentication system where the user stores their account info
  333. [17:06:39] * Jabberwock brainstorms
  334. [17:07:31] <Jabberwock> unless I use a one-way-hash on the information itself. That would still restrict them to use my openid service, which breaks the 'decentralization'
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  336. [17:12:54] <jibot> evanpro is Evan Prodromou, info at http://wikitravel.org/en/User:Evan
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  338. [17:34:09] <Jabberwock> Any thoughts?
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  360. [22:20:27] <jibot> evanpro is Evan Prodromou, info at http://wikitravel.org/en/User:Evan
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