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The History of Tomorrow’s Internet: Identity (iCards, pt 3)

It’s been over a week since I last posted for a number of reasons, but one of them is because in this post I wanted to explain how it feels for a regular person to use Cardspace. This poses a few challenges as we’ve used Macs exclusively in my work with angel investors at  Angelsoft since we [...]

Posted 30 March 2008 † drstarcat § History of Tomorrow's Internet ‡ Comments (13) ° Also tagged: ,

The History of Tomorrow’s Internet: Identity (iCards, pt 2)

In my last post I wrote about the 7 laws of identity. In this post, I’ll try to explain how Microsoft is implementing these laws through Cardspace. To begin with, we need to take a look at a diagram I posted back in the beginning of this series: As I explained in that post, three [...]

Posted 16 March 2008 † drstarcat § History of Tomorrow's Internet ‡ Comments (2) ° Also tagged: ,

The History of Tomorrow’s Internet: Identity (iCards, pt. 1)

In my OpenID report from SXSW I jumped to OpenID briefly, but I want to cover iCards before continuing down that road. iCards are the generic name (technically just for the client-side technology, but I’m using the term generically to refer to Cardspace and Higgins) for a couple of implementations of what has become known [...]

Posted 12 March 2008 † drstarcat § History of Tomorrow's Internet ‡ Comments (1) ° Also tagged: ,