LinkedIn OAuth 2.0: From Authorization Code to Posting Shares
Learn how to implement LinkedIn’s OAuth 2.0 authorization code flow, exchange tokens, post a share, and handle pagination and rate limits in a server‑side app.
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Learn how to implement LinkedIn’s OAuth 2.0 authorization code flow, exchange tokens, post a share, and handle pagination and rate limits in a server‑side app.
Photoshop ↔ Creative Cloud: Preventing Accidental Public Links When Sharing When a Photoshop document is shared via the Creative Cloud “Send a Copy” dialog, users can choose Private, Public, or Password‑protected links. The UI does not always display the current link state, and edits by multiple collaborators can overwrite a Private setting with a Public one
Goal Determine the safest sharing strategy for a branded master design in Canva while preserving collaborative efficiency. Constraints Master design must remain unchanged by external collaborators. Version history is needed for rollback in case of accidental edits. Team members may need real‑time presence and shared editing. Unresolved Decision Canva offers
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The default privacy setting for a new Colab notebook is private, but the sharing dialog offers an 'Anyone with the link' option that can be activated inadvertently. When a user clicks Copy link while the visibility is set to this mode, the notebook becomes accessible to anyone who obtains the URL, and the link remains active until the owner manually revokes