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by Biganon 3y ago
Lovely. It reminds me of a website I used to go to in the early 2000, when I was a kid. It was called L'Escale, ans as a member you had your very own room on a pirate ship, and you could choose your pet from three possibilities, a monk
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by Biganon 4y ago
I think "there's some red port left in the bottle" would be better ; the negation kinda made me think "red" (or "port") was NOT "left".
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by Biganon 4y ago
All of them??
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by Biganon 4y ago
And someone who, in response to a decision made by the monks for ecological reasons, chose to take his car and drive dozens of unnecessary miles just to grab all the bottles he could find and keep them to himself. Sounds to me like he shoul
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by Biganon 4y ago
> Voltaire? François-Marie Arouet? Ha! Voltaire is François-Marie Arouet! Oh dear!
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by Biganon 4y ago
Does kebab-case even work, generally speaking? Does it not clash with the subtraction operator?
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by Biganon 4y ago
"I don't want my encrypted passwords on Bitwarden's servers. I'm OK with having my encrypted passwords on Apple's servers."
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by Biganon 4y ago
I'm on the opposite side: I don't understand how a password manager can be compromised. Your passwords are encrypted and decrypted OFFLINE, on your device. You only ever send the ENCRYPTED vault. Your key never transits. How is th
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by Biganon 4y ago
You sound extremely brave. Thank you for sharing your story, and merry Christmas in advance
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by Biganon 4y ago
I was about*
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by Biganon 4y ago
I was able to answer something snarky to you, but then I gave it more thought and realized you're right. Anything beyond a simple password is very complicated when you're dirt poor. Printing is complicated. Having a physical vault
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by Biganon 4y ago
If you store the backup codes in your Bitwarden account, why not simply store the secret itself there, and use Bitwarden as your TOTP app?
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by Biganon 4y ago
I don't understand your last sentence. If a random password stored in a password manager is a passkey, then all providers already support them
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by Biganon 4y ago
And now I want to listen to Running up that Tree, by Ape Bush
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by Biganon 4y ago
Indeed I got "TeachPlus.com" in green, but it's taken.
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by Biganon 4y ago
dang could maybe delete the bazillion "I used GPT to answer your question" comments, I would be happier already
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by Biganon 4y ago
This might be a stupid question, but does anyone call git history a blockchain, then? A centralized blockchain, without proof of work or proof of anything really of course, but still, it sounds like the basic blockchain idea is there
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by Biganon 4y ago
"it" (in "it matches the hash") = "the next sequential number", not "the commit message", afaict. Not very clear, I agree.
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by Biganon 4y ago
I'm sorry, is there a problem with my browser? Did I miss 90% of the "article"? Or is it just an assertion and a quote from a book? Because I see a grand total of 0 arguments for or against the thesis that is being made, just
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by Biganon 4y ago
The credential management system at my college was called ISIS, so you had an ISIS identifier, you had to go through ISIS login, etc.
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by Biganon 4y ago
The word "black" does not have a gender connotation. "Latino" is a masculine word, the feminine equivalent being "Latina". That's the problem (if you consider that a problem)
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by Biganon 4y ago
That's literally the OPPOSITE of what's happening with truffles, though.
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by Biganon 4y ago
They're probably part of a group where North America is majoritary, so it all gets lumped up as North America depending on the zoom level
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by Biganon 4y ago
Same. I love Gruvbox too, but Monokai is included in Code so I went back to that
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by Biganon 4y ago
Corporate answering like you're some kind of clueless idiot is the worst. I'm a tenant. My real estate agency uses a website through which you can, among other things, send them files. Including sensitive files, such as passport s
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by Biganon 4y ago
The first screenshot is a joke.
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by Biganon 4y ago
...and that glue/paint
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by Biganon 4y ago
E-mail is de facto centralized, because a bunch of massive actors get to decide if they want to bully you and send your emails to a blackhole.
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by Biganon 4y ago
So every single magazine out there needs to exist in braille so blind people can read them? If I publish stuff on the Internet, I'm the one choosing "how public" it is. It's nobody else's business.
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by Biganon 4y ago
Same in Allaman, Switzerland. I wonder if it's sometimes required by law. Anyway, seeing the wheat fields and the villages from inside the store has always been part of the experience for me. IKEA is a bit like Disneyland. You know whe

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