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by RulerOf 4y ago
>if ... the Password Manager gets compromised, the attacker will get their hands not only on your passwords, but also the secrets used to generate the TOTP HMACs. As true as this is, it's because TOTP often breaks the spirit of MFA.
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by RulerOf 4y ago
I have an Xbox 360 that has never played a game in its life, but served many years as a media center extender. Microsoft really did get that thing right.
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by RulerOf 4y ago
Which requires the purchase receipt. Good luck with that one.
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by RulerOf 4y ago
FMM?
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by RulerOf 4y ago
>I go to a bar that is cashless and still see people have to leave because they only had cash (or didn't want to use their card). I wouldn't patronize such a place because I'm not comfortable surrendering my credit card fo
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by RulerOf 4y ago
>due to these increasingly draconian requirements that are sprung upon us. I'm all for improving authentication, but it's profoundly annoying when authentication requirements are not made clear before logging in. For a user wit
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by RulerOf 4y ago
I use OTP Auth[1] and enable its iCloud sync function to guard against this specific scenario. 1: https://cooperrs.de/otpauth.html
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by RulerOf 4y ago
I actually have two of those and like them a lot, but figured Stadia controllers might cost next to nothing if anyone still has them, as opposed to 50 bucks for the 8bitdo.
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by RulerOf 4y ago
Heh, the store still has the listing, but no models available: https://store.google.com/config/g1q35w?hl=en-US&pli=1 Anyone know if it's possible to buy one anywhere? I recall hearing that it was a decent cont
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by RulerOf 4y ago
>So, keep in mind that 1Password works in a "weird way": you are expected to have the native app installed. I like this design a lot. LastPass _used_ to work like this ages ago. >You must have added the tag to at least 1 ite
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by RulerOf 4y ago
>What I did though was tag all my password with "lp-breach-aug-2022" and then as I go through them and change them, I remove the tag How did you add the tag, or is it obvious in the UI? I've never used 1Password before but
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by RulerOf 4y ago
I really appreciated the visualization you provided for that.
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by RulerOf 4y ago
I see this a lot and it really rubs me the wrong way, but it makes a lot of sense from a usability standpoint. I started pointing directly at the full commit SHA of the version I want to use when pointing dependencies at Github repos, as I
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by RulerOf 4y ago
People who absolutely need to run 16-bit DOS apps on x64 Windows can use NTVDMx64: https://github.com/leecher1337/ntvdmx64
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by RulerOf 4y ago
I would love to watch the inevitable presentation we'll be seeing at some security convention within the next few years.
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by RulerOf 4y ago
The instant I found out that a device like the Cronus existed, it brought me great joy to know someone created it and turned it into a business. That thing exists to solve a very real problem: the game mechanics the Cronus mediates or explo
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by RulerOf 4y ago
>the developer risks a game of whack-a-mole with private servers and cracked clients This would be Felony Contempt of Business Model[0], which would be enforced with every move in the legal playbook. >Legal protection sounds like it w
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by RulerOf 4y ago
I lament this as well. I wish I could get something shaped like an iPhone 4 again. While I was initially excited about the release of the iPhone mini, I ended up not buying one because I had bad experiences in the past using apps that were
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by RulerOf 4y ago
I did `curl icanhazip.com` and it spit out the "local" private IP. I told chatgpt that icanhazip would never do that, and it revised the answer to 37.48.80.166, which is an IP owned by LeaseWeb.
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by RulerOf 4y ago
> I think stuff like this is going to make it harder for companies to assess candidates, fight fraud and generally operate. Yikes. Now I imagine a totally unqualified candidate for literally anything feeding interview questions to the ch
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by RulerOf 4y ago
>Unfortunately google requires either their app or SMS. They dropped pure totp for some reason. You have to add a phone number, turn that on for 2fa. Then you can add TOTP. Then you can disable SMS. SMS will still work for at least a wee
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by RulerOf 4y ago
How long can I go before I have to rebuild the app to my watch? This is one of those things I'd love to install and play around with like, twice a year, but I suspect I have to reinstall it every 7 days to keep it working unless I pay
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by RulerOf 4y ago
So the encrypted connection used to exchange SNI isn't authenticated? This hides the SNI from passive eavesdroppers but not from an active MITM, no?
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by RulerOf 4y ago
That sounds a lot like Oracle Linux, but nobody really cares.
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by RulerOf 4y ago
This really hits home with me: >But in a world of Felony Contempt of Business Model, that discussion changes to "Given that we can literally imprison anyone who helps our users get more out of this product, how can we punish users w
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by RulerOf 4y ago
>A cuecat was a second keyboard, as far as your computer was concerned. That's how every USB barcode reader I've used worked too. While the approach is certainly very compatible, it left configuration of the device's behav
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by RulerOf 4y ago
YouTube premium doesn't skip in-content ad segments in videos. Sponsorblock does.
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by RulerOf 4y ago
I'm frequently worried that I'm going to install malware on my machine doing this one of these days.
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by RulerOf 4y ago
Mailing list emails end up full of markup, but the people who send them tend to be very consistent—always quoting previous messages, always posting new text at the bottom (instead of the top, which is default email client behavior these day
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by RulerOf 4y ago
OpenResty has a clever answer to just about every problem.

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