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the moment. i work at livefyre, and i have been working to make our comments more indie friendly by having an oauth 2 api i have implemented openid connect login for livefyre so i can auth against this all the comments i have left are locked in to our site - next quarter i want to add comment api hooks

the moment. i work at livefyre, and i have been working to make our comments more indie friendly by having an oauth 2 api i have implemented openid connect login for livefyre so i can auth against this all the comments i have left are locked in to our site - next quarter i want to add comment api hooks...

https://www.kevinmarks.com/hwc2015-11-18.html

the moment. i work at livefyre, and i have been working to make our comments more indie friendly by having an oauth 2 api i have implemented openid connect login for livefyre so i can auth against this all the comments i have left are locked in to our site - next quarter i want to add comment api hooks

the moment. i work at livefyre, and i have been working to make our comments more indie friendly by having an oauth 2 api i have implemented openid connect login for livefyre so i can auth against this all the comments i have left are locked in to our site - next quarter i want to add comment api hooks...

https://www.kevinmarks.com/hwc2015-11-18.html

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information d-eyes inc. area: sakai-city products line: high-power zoom cameras with visible light, ultrasensitive cameras and customization / special cameras, such as long and short wave infrared cameras zhan company information daiichi kogyo co., ltd. area: osaka products line: key holders / plastic wall hooks...

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the moment. i work at livefyre, and i have been working to make our comments more indie friendly by having an oauth 2 api i have implemented openid connect login for livefyre so i can auth against this all the comments i have left are locked in to our site - next quarter i want to add comment api hooks

the moment. i work at livefyre, and i have been working to make our comments more indie friendly by having an oauth 2 api i have implemented openid connect login for livefyre so i can auth against this all the comments i have left are locked in to our site - next quarter i want to add comment api hooks...

https://www.kevinmarks.com/hwc2015-11-18.html

the moment. i work at livefyre, and i have been working to make our comments more indie friendly by having an oauth 2 api i have implemented openid connect login for livefyre so i can auth against this all the comments i have left are locked in to our site - next quarter i want to add comment api hooks

the moment. i work at livefyre, and i have been working to make our comments more indie friendly by having an oauth 2 api i have implemented openid connect login for livefyre so i can auth against this all the comments i have left are locked in to our site - next quarter i want to add comment api hooks...

https://www.kevinmarks.com/hwc2015-11-18.html

maven and gump's names of the jars don't match, in which case elements have to be used to get the correct artifact ids. so far gump's support for apache maven 2.x and later uses the most complex approach, using a proxy server. for the full story see the section on the mvn2 builder . support for gradle hooks

maven and gump's names of the jars don't match, in which case elements have to be used to get the correct artifact ids. so far gump's support for apache maven 2.x and later uses the most complex approach, using a proxy server. for the full story see the section on the mvn2 builder . support for gradle hooks...

http://gump.apache.org/

the moment. i work at livefyre, and i have been working to make our comments more indie friendly by having an oauth 2 api i have implemented openid connect login for livefyre so i can auth against this all the comments i have left are locked in to our site - next quarter i want to add comment api hooks

the moment. i work at livefyre, and i have been working to make our comments more indie friendly by having an oauth 2 api i have implemented openid connect login for livefyre so i can auth against this all the comments i have left are locked in to our site - next quarter i want to add comment api hooks...

https://www.kevin-marks.com/hwc2015-11-18.html

maven and gump's names of the jars don't match, in which case elements have to be used to get the correct artifact ids. so far gump's support for apache maven 2.x and later uses the most complex approach, using a proxy server. for the full story see the section on the mvn2 builder . support for gradle hooks

maven and gump's names of the jars don't match, in which case elements have to be used to get the correct artifact ids. so far gump's support for apache maven 2.x and later uses the most complex approach, using a proxy server. for the full story see the section on the mvn2 builder . support for gradle hooks...

https://gump.apache.org/