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@4censord A few things: - I think it would be best to use a known library [like this one](https://pyauth.github.io/pyotp/), rather than rolling our own. - Given that stealing of an...

@4censord > A buddy of mine might also take a look at this Any updates here? Of course, zero pressure, just wondering if I should do it myself or not....

@4censord That's for IndieAuth.com's previous [_service_](https://indielogin.com/api). IndieAuth now refers exclusively to the _standard_, while IndieLogin.com [handles](https://indielogin.com/api) the service. I'm not proposing we make it our only authentication method -- username/password...

Would be a good idea. I should also definitely add some more tests, I kind of forgot about them (and they're the least sexy part of development so most likely...

@4censord Avoiding CSS is also my motivation. It might be wise to use some simple base style like [Pico.css](https://picocss.com) (which actually uses SCSS anyway) and then further modify with SCSS....

A little update here -- development is underway on the `scss` branch. I successfully bikeshedded myself for a good month or so by trying and failing to understand how to...

This would interface with #20

For the time being, I'm not prioritising this, instead focusing on customisation through the config file.

I think both the options available and their documentation are somewhat confusing at present. There are multiple different decisions in determining how a project should be structured, but those decisions...

Running `./dyndns.sh` without any arguments will always fail. It needs a zone and a record to be specified. Zones may be specified with either ID or name, while records may...