the thing is, remote.configure can be called any number of times, but it will only be called zero or one times with an access token. Whenever remote.configure gets called with an access token, this leads to rs.ready being emitted, which then triggers fireInitial so the app can begin to work.

however, in anonymous mode, no bearer token will ever be included in any of the calls to remote.configure. the remote.notAuthing function tells the remote this, so that it can stop waiting, and announce its 'not-connected' event (basically "giving up hope" that it will get connected), and then this can lead to rs.ready, fireInitial, and the app can begin to work.

so calling `notAuthing` tells the remote that no access token will come during the current pageload. i can rename it to 'stopWaitingForToken()', that seems a bit more descriptive and is also more a name of a function call (action/command)