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by fullstop 3y ago
Bitwarden supports it (for paid accounts) https://bitwarden.com/help/setup-two-step-login-fido/
662.
by fullstop 3y ago
Ah, I should have been more clear in my message -- I'm referring to the Hue Color bulbs. A range would definitely be nice.
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by fullstop 3y ago
The later generation Hue bulbs allow you to go far dimmer than the originals.
664.
by fullstop 3y ago
The one which set your root password to "" if you used the live-cd installer and selected the sudo option?
665.
by fullstop 3y ago
On websites which use geolocation to select a local store (home depot), mine are frequently several hundreds of miles away when I'm on my phone.
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PSA: If you use Devuan, check your root password(old.reddit.com)
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by fullstop 3y ago
Hey, thanks for this. I didn't know that it existed and it gets around the limits for the maximum number of devices with the official client without a paid plan. I had whatever the max number of sync'd devices + 1 before they li
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by fullstop 3y ago
Right, this still has to do with WebAuthn/FIDO2. PayPal can not tell if I am using Google Authenticator or if I am using Yubikey TOTP. I would absolutely love if more services supported WebAuthn/FIDO2, of course, but Yubikey TOTP
669.
by fullstop 3y ago
Japan has a public pension program, and having fewer young workers paying into this will definitely pose a challenge.
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by fullstop 3y ago
Ah, no, these can connect to a PC over USB and to a smart phone over USB or NFC to generate a 6 digit TOTP code, just like Google Authenticator does. They can also do more sophisticated things, but that's not what I was referring to he
671.
by fullstop 3y ago
Where is it missing support? edit: I want to reiterate that these are still TOTP codes and not WebAuth/FIDO2.
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by fullstop 3y ago
Too late, Google, I already switched to Yubikey. I kind of like that my TOTP keys are a separate entity from my phone.
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by fullstop 3y ago
The default stack limit in Linux is 8MiB, which is kind of huge as far as stacks go.
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by fullstop 3y ago
The behavior is the same on Android.
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by fullstop 4y ago
Check out the Qotom fanless mini-PCs. Mine has 5x network interfaces, and it's a straight forward x86-64 system. I run OpenWrt on mine, but it's just a PC so you can install any mainstream Linux distribution on it. It comes wit
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by fullstop 4y ago
I have a Celeron J4125-based fanless mini PC which I run OpenWrt on. It has been fantastic for me and can route my 1000/25 connection at 100% without breaking a sweat. It's a Qotom Q750G5. Similar models can be purchased from Pr
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by fullstop 4y ago
Yeah, my youngest learned to read between two and three. I thought that she had memorized books, but she could read me brand new ones which she had never seen before. She struggled with early education because she didn't like being for
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by fullstop 4y ago
I'm wondering if I'm in the minority, but both of my kids learned to read before they started attending school. My youngest was old enough to grow up with Netflix and we always keep the subtitles on, so she learned a ton from that
679.
by fullstop 4y ago
Intelligence: A tomato is a fruit Wisdom: It does not belong in a fruit salad
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by fullstop 4y ago
Perhaps you mean https://github.com/CoreDB-io/coredb/tree/main/extensions/pgm... Your link results in a 404.
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by fullstop 4y ago
We collect messages from tens of thousands of devices and use RabbitMQ specifically because it is uncoupled from the Postgres databases. If the shit hits the fan and a database needs to be taken offline the messages can pool up in RabbitMQ
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by fullstop 4y ago
I guess my point was the Oracle could still show up and take the ball away -- Linux and FreeBSD are using the same ZFS code base now.
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by fullstop 4y ago
> ZFS as a first class citizen, without wondering if Oracle will show up and take the ball away. Is this still true now that FreeBSD is using the ZoL/OpenZFS tree?
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by fullstop 4y ago
"Fixed" in the same way I can "fix" a stuck key on a keyboard by physically removing it. They've circumvented the problem but are left with less than what they originally had.
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by fullstop 4y ago
Thinking this through a little bit further, I am wondering if subsystems can wake up if someone else uses their fob but the key signal doesn't match. Surely, at some level, something has to wake up to validate this.
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by fullstop 4y ago
You need to meet more gen z folks.
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by fullstop 4y ago
Similar story, I went from a $20 no-name iron to a Hakko FX unit and it's night and day.
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by fullstop 4y ago
This reminds me of The Martian
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by fullstop 4y ago
That's where you're wrong. I'm in to polydactyls!
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by fullstop 4y ago
I've seen videos [1] which suggest otherwise. Surely it is better than 3 fps. 1. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nonPo0o1aR0

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