Singapore airlines identity Videos

+Bay Sean This year they're referred to as emcee (2:50:03) in the closing credits 2:48:41.

+thiselfhasabias Xiao Ren Wu De Xin Sheng

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+Billy Neo 2:10:53 is Phua Chu Kang SARS rap from 12 years earlier.

+Bay Sean Million Thanks!

+Billy Neo 15:16 is Members of Parliament, 16:28 is cabinet ministers (17:44 is former PM Goh Chok Tong with the living old ministers) 18:53 foreign dignitaries. 20:27 is Military Tattoo, 26:43 Arrival of PM Lee Hsien Loong (1:00:37 salute to PM Lee)27:51 In Memory of Mr Lee Kuan Yew (1923-2015)31:57 is Ariel Tribute Flypast.32:24 Chapter 1 Beginnings.41:22 World War II and Japanese Occupation (and Racial Riots 1964)42:41 Vintage Parade (from yesteryears NDP since 1966)47:47 Singapore Airlines A380 flypast #SG50 logo48:29 Chapter 2 Progress50:10 Parade RSM and March In56:58 Parade Commander LTC Alvin Chew Jin Keat.1:02:11 medley of Count On Me Singapore (from NDP 1996) and One People One Nation One Singapore (from NDP 1990)1:06:22 Arrival of President Tony Tan (his first NDP at the Padang as head-of-state)1:07:47 National anthem and helicopters flypast1:09:19 Bomb-burst F16 (with its 50 formation) speed 60km/h and Black Knights.1:10:54 Inspection of the Parade(How about you do the rest, Billy?)

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+Daniel Faust I'm glad we (Jin) were able to help. Yes GitKit id token is signed by a different key (for very good reasons). Now, I can see how these id_tokens can be confused with each other and we'll try to make it clear.

+Naveen Agarwal I managed to get this working :) Thanks for pushing me in the right direction. //stackoverflow.com/questions/31865465/validating-oauth2-token-obtained-on-android-device-via-google-identity-toolkit

+Naveen Agarwal And something as beautiful as using https://www.googleapis.com/oauth2/v3/tokeninfo?id_token= does (of course!) not work at all

+Naveen Agarwal https://developers.google.com/identity/sign-in/web/backend-auth#using-a-google-api-client-library (switch to Python) this does not work, but PROBABLY should. Problaby, because at this point I've learned that it may as well not work once that problem has been moved out of the way.

+Naveen Agarwal Of course it didn't, I've been through that, and it's possibly a pycrypto library bug. I'm at my wit's end. I'm at this point, //stackoverflow.com/questions/23104721/google-oauth2-verifyidtoken-return-invalid-token-signature-with-valid-id-token , and I really shouldn't be. Seriously, excuse me, but I seem to reached the point of being burned out, so please don't take any "useless crap" thing personally, in case you did. I think I need a mentor on this, it's too hard, considering all the gotchas/bugs/dozens of obsolete tutorials/problems which will show up on the way of getting this settled.

+Daniel Faust Does this help? //android-developers.blogspot.com/2013/01/verifying-back-end-calls-from-android.html

+Naveen Agarwal Thanks, but you think I haven't been through the entire documentation? Point me to the step by step tutorial which shows me how to verify the validity of a token obtained by an Android application. The validity of that token should be verified on a non-google-stuff-based server in order for that backend to be able to verify that that android user is indeed a user verified and validated by Google. And that that token will represent that Android user until it expires. Jumping around oauth, openid and all that deprecated but still advertised technology it's super hard to find the one and only way to do this. Then there comes along the SmartLock stuff which is in that respect totally useless to the gitkit features I'm after and it all sound like "We've got you covered" but no clear indication of how and all the gotchas (deprecated api's / technologies) one must care about. I thought Google Identity Toolkit was a tech from 2013, but even on github it sounds as it your still working on it as if it's still in alpha. Show me the link and I'll cool down. This is not only annoying but extremly time consuming.

+Daniel Faust The developer docs https://developers.google.com/identity/ may help and have tutorials and code. Feel free to send me specific questions you have to help you decide.