OroPla

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   by OroPla 2mo ago

   Certificates seemed promising there for a while. I also don't mind hardware keys/cards, but when you have to first enter your password, then your pin for your hardware key and then touch the hardware key it gets ridiculous again.
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   by OroPla 2mo ago

   I don't know about George Foreman-style. So far I only have experience with the GC750D16. And yes, it makes a great steak. Takes about five minutes, give or take.
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   by OroPla 2mo ago

   A bit ironic that I found out about this through this website first despite also having received a mail from Framework about the issue. Still not sure what to do with this information. It's not like I can change any of the compromised
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   by OroPla 2mo ago

   Since the invention of the optigrill you can get great steaks in your home. Automatically. Those existing make the comparison a bit silly. Though, given how those seem to be somewhat of a niche that few people know or care about maybe autom
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   by OroPla 2mo ago

   Maybe that is why so many things live in Excel instead of a proper database. Security at the expense of convenience does come at the expense of security, after all. Not sure why passwords still exist conceptually. I was hoping we'd mov