Post ASo5obv0pORCTsUV96 by andy@social.seattle.wa.us
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 (DIR) Post #ASnaN429bc7gzWDT2O by noeldemartin@noeldemartin.social
       2023-02-18T08:49:54Z
       
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       @deadsuperhero @smallcircles @andy Hey thanks for the ping! (and thanks Sean for the nice comments on my apps :D)I've written some follow up on codeberg in case anyone's interested to see my opinion on some of these things: https://codeberg.org/postmodern/hubris/issues/1#issuecomment-806214
       
 (DIR) Post #ASo5obv0pORCTsUV96 by andy@social.seattle.wa.us
       2023-02-18T14:42:16Z
       
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       @noeldemartin @deadsuperhero @smallcircles When I was working at Splunk we solved a similar problem of app permissions to data. When you created an app you had to grant access to what data it could see.Then a user accessing your that through that application could never exceed the app permissions, even if in another context they had full permissions to everything. So the app was a window to your data even if you owned the data you can only see so much of the data through the window.