If by “passkey” they mean an HSM I’m okay with it
I’d still rather have TOTP as my 2nd factor so I don’t have to plug shit in
If by “passkey” they mean an HSM I’m okay with it
I’d still rather have TOTP as my 2nd factor so I don’t have to plug shit in
I got you, I can say it cause I’m trans - Brianna and Blaire White are stupid and I pity them so much
They’ve been. Demand your privacy back
hey idk if you heard but Organic forked, I’m on CoMaps now Have a good day!
If it’s at that point:
I have a Pixel phone with Graphene for offline maps, Wi-Fi, emergency calls, etc.
yeah golden ears are very rare. 320 kbps of any codec is fine for me.
I’m saving those for the big day https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Invasion_stripes
Guess I’ll take the $20 I’d spend on a flag and buy some votes instead
Hm. I want a plan for when this reaches the US.
Think they’ll block P2P stuff?
I’d give my liiiiiife, not for honor, but for youuuu
But it’s 2024 🤔
Maybe it’s uncommon to have a climate where you need both.
My furnace has a humidistat so in the winter we can adjust how much water gets sent into the hot air stream. But it’s always maxed out because it’s really dry every winter here.
In the summer, the AC takes care of dehumidifying. Running a dedicated dehumidifier would be a waste of electricity, at that point just turn on the AC and any extra cold is a buffer against running the AC later on.
Who is the leopard?
It’s true that a large adversary with a little money (like the US or Israeli government) could host a huge amount of compromised exit nodes and relays (I don’t think compromising exit nodes alone is enough) and de-anonymize users.
It is also true that you can run a relay right now by running the Snowflake proxy in a normal browser tab: https://snowflake.torproject.org/
It is safe to run a relay on your home connection, because you aren’t hosting any exit traffic. I’ve never had trouble when I’ve done it.
Tor also hosts “hidden services” or “onion services”, which don’t exit the Tor network. The client and the server agree on a rendezvous node and meet each other there, and the traffic is encrypted from end-to-end. I am pretty secure this is more resistant to the “global passive adversary” type of attack, but nothing is perfect. A GPA can always look at timing and make some correlations based off of it.
It is true that the network is more secure if more people use it, because that provides cover. It is true that if you pirate stuff through I2P you won’t get a letter from your ISP.
Better practice now before you really need it.
I don’t see myself ever playing a video game with cards in it.
I hear “cards” or “deck-building” or “RPG mechanics” and I think oh my god no
I like Benn Jordan a lot but I really doubt a bird can sing 2 MB / s. I saw the spectrogram and it looked pretty fuzzy
https://humandomestication.guide/
Good luck out there bestie
I found them under /usr/share/man/
, then “man1”, “man2”, “man3” etc. based on the category system (which I think is like, libraries, syscalls, exes, something like that)
I intuited /usr/share
because almost everything the package manager installs will be under /usr
somewhere, and man pages aren’t binaries or libraries, they’re architecture-independent, so they can’t be /usr/bin/
or /usr/lib
, they’ll probably be in /usr/share
and luckily I saw “man” under there.
Hope that helps! Reading the FHS guide is a good learning experience but nobody should have to do it.
Well yeah rich people don’t have to settle for sitting around the house all day. They have boats and racecars and planes to play with
You are supposed to have two redundant ones. Hooked up to every service. One leaves the house with you, the other stays in a safe, and you rotate them periodically
and nobody is gonna fucking do that lol
Mine are USB-A and USB-C so no two computers can use both. One of them randomly quit working (something in the OS dropped support for it maybe?) but then I think started working again?
At an old job I had a lot of control over my own infra and I used my HSM to log in to my forge. I haven’t used it daily in years now.