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Krisjohn
4y ago
They're going with Passkeys.
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4y ago
That's odd, because I can sign into (on-prem) Confluence with my Yubikey (5 NFC) as the MFA via Firefox. I get a little Windows "tap your key" prompt and everything.
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Krisjohn
4y ago
It's not just you. Usernames and passwords are easy, if insecure. Type username, type password, done. Get admin to reset password if you forget. Put in password manager if one account is used by a team. Security keys are hard. Needing
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4y ago
If you create a system that will always punish 5% of a group of people, you need to admit that you just enjoy punishing people.
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4y ago
These are "Split Systems", yes?
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4y ago
Gardening. You're going to want that veggie garden producing real soon now.
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Krisjohn
4y ago
Why walk away from AMD for one design/manufacturering fault? It's easy to avoid, just buy a card that doesn't use the reference cooler.
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4y ago
Why is this not phrased as "60% of NY jobs don't pay enough for you to survive in NY"? Or more likely (speculating) "At least three quarters of NY jobs trap workers in poverty"? The fact that people have found some
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4y ago
It’s the visibility problem at the entrance to a tunnel. While you’re in the bright light, it’s harder to see into the shadow. I know that theoretically you should slow down, but practically nobody does, so it’s unsafe to suddenly break dur
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4y ago
The Tesla CHANGED LANES AND STOPPED. There was no tailgating. This is 100% the Tesla’s fault. Everyone else is a victim.
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4y ago
Dropping the wireless keyboard onto the "bottom" and having the remaining accessible screen turn into a touchpad was pretty cool.
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4y ago
Were falling through the computer literacy gap between SMS MFA and authenticator/Yubikey MFA at the moment. While an IT person can do password managers (with secure backups) authenticators, passkeys, and biometrics, all with half-decen
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4y ago
I’m sorry, but if you start your complaint by saying Looper is some brilliant thing that sets the bar, or whatever, I’m not going to be taking you very seriously. The plot for that was so full of holes they literally had to invent a gun tha
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4y ago
Website blocked due to trojan Website blocked: nuxx.net Malwarebytes Browser Guard blocked this website because it may contain malware activity. We strongly recommend you do not continue. Nothing is ever easy.
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Krisjohn
4y ago
Me too. I've been using the Bitnami builds. VM for ages, but currently the Windows app.
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4y ago
All I got was a broken page and "Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. In ullamcorper eget euismod orci. Cum sociis natoque penatibus et magnis dis."
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4y ago
Who has time for training? My small team is about half the size it should be. I'm already rarely doing stuff I already know how to do each day. I'm supposed to rush to keep up with all the new stuff I meet on the job AND do traini
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Krisjohn
4y ago
We never had a BTRFS event on OS drives that didn't result in total loss of the OS. We have finally removed it from the last server it was put on.
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Krisjohn
4y ago
Look around when you're outside and take notice of all the maintenance not being performed. Speak with people who have a job and see how many of them would describe their workplace as chronically understaffed. We're a long way aw
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4y ago
It's also a security risk. Get ahold of enough branded stuff and you can make people think you work at Twitter on a video call.
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4y ago
All the USB-C ports are slowly failing on all the Lenovo laptops we supplied to an important customer. Many have already required motherboard replacements to get the batteries to charge again, although whatever's been happening to the
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Krisjohn
4y ago
"Sign in with X" buttons all suck anyway. Why lose access to just one account when you can lose access to dozens? Use a password manager.
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4y ago
The new Manycam owners also trashed lifetime licences. They immediately released version 8 and refused to provide perpetual keys for the new version to customers that had bought lifetime licences. They also refused to offer any refunds.
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4y ago
Every single coping strategy for dealing with chronic understaffing is toxic.
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Krisjohn
4y ago
Our knowledgebase at work has instructions on how to disable Modern Standby. Shout out to Lenovo and their shitty laptops - never waking up from standby may have been how they started, but I know they're all going to end with dead USB-
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Krisjohn
4y ago
https://ozbargain.com.au/ for Australia
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4y ago
When our customers' marketing departments want in to the "Fediverse" with company-branded usernames, this is what I'm going to recommend.
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4y ago
Oh, yeah, not in. On.
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4y ago
Thanks for the heads-up. I got too focused on schadenfreude. I've added https://raw.githubusercontent.com/JackCuthbert/pihole-twitte... to my pihole and flagged this in our security forum at work.
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4y ago
I once wanted a Tesla Powerwall. If I do get anything like that for the house, it's not going to be a Tesla product. Though, to be fair, I made that decision before he set Twitter alight.
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