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by loufe 2y ago
https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/msoffice/forum/all/what-... They apparently use AES-128. Not quite the level of Bitwarden, which uses hashing (argon2 or PBKDF2) and AES-CBC-256 simultaneously.
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by loufe 2y ago
This is such a shallow take. There is little learning involved in setting up GrapheneOS, especially if someone a little more techy lends a hand. I'd argue I need less of my tech background and run into far less hiccups than my typical
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by loufe 2y ago
I'm an avid reader of Glenn Greenwald (of the Snowden mass-surveillance revelations) and he's been talking about the lawsuit they're bringing against the government following this. I really love the type non-partisan journali
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by loufe 2y ago
Agreed, Roadwarden is an absolute gem and has earned two full playthroughs from me. It's such a compelling experience for a text-based game, it feels especially so as I'm not old enough to have a nostalgic appreciation for text ga
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by loufe 2y ago
I'm a big signal user yet skeptical that it's not directly involved with intelligence agencies. That's all to say, this sounds like FUD but I think it should be taken seriously. Out of curiosity, where have you read this?
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by loufe 2y ago
I live nearby the airport and can attest to just how intense the wind was yesterday. I think the idea of a gust makes more sense though, as planes are certainly designed and operated to handle strong winds.
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by loufe 2y ago
I block HTML5 canvas reading in Floorp, which screwed up the book. Normally I can disable it but no dice here.
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by loufe 2y ago
Absolutely a fair counterpoint. I currently back up my Aegis 2FA codes and I guess I could do the same with bitwarden. Out of curiosity, do you actually store a paper copy in their safe?
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Ask HN: How do you manage personal 2FA and password security?
4 points by loufe 2y ago|4 comments
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by loufe 2y ago
I suppose that could have been clearer. I use Windows on my desktop and Linux on my laptop.
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by loufe 2y ago
I've had an MX Master mouse (the "2" for maybe 8-9 years then the "3" for 2-3 years now) and love it. Great performance, great battery life, fantastic design and feel. On Windows I definitely do not love the 150Mb p
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by loufe 2y ago
It's also the distorted ability to rack up ungodly amounts of debt without facing the normal consequences of doing that. The US economy is booming, but it's borrowing from two decades from now to fuel the moment. When their debt g
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by loufe 2y ago
Good catch!
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by loufe 2y ago
I really enjoy Graphic Audio's audiobooks (full voice cast, music, SFX, high quality production). Their titles can all be bought outright, which is great as I spend a lot of time on a plane or away from a cell signal or internet capabl
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by loufe 2y ago
Every time I have a personal project and want to make a simple CAD drawing of a building or a simple model, as I would using AutoCAD at work, I go through the same song and dance. I look around at the options online, my jaw hangs open at th
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by loufe 2y ago
For your information, at the end of that same line of text he does explicitly meantion double gzip.
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by loufe 2y ago
There are some seriously impressive open source games out there. One of my friend groups into gaming got me into BAR (Beyond All Reason) last year and it is seriously impressive in terms of depth, graphics, and optimisation. This part of th
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by loufe 2y ago
I'm not sure I fully understand how one can convert different twist directions into an clear output. Does CCW vs CW change where the end of the affected beam will end?
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by loufe 2y ago
And users clearly appreciate it. I was going over some bolt types with a design guy at my workplace yesterday for a project and his first instinct is to pull up the McMaster-Carr site to see what was possible. I don't know if we even o
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by loufe 2y ago
Every small business who cares about their Google Maps standing responds to bad reviews, disputing their (proof-free) claims. Yes they have no proof but I would still be interested in knowing if dang was ever even made aware of the claims,
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by loufe 2y ago
I completely agree. I've not been on the receiving end of hate online, so I admit I may be insensitive, but this feels off. I think blocking people from a certain community from accessing content, especially when the moderation team at
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by loufe 2y ago
There's a redirect for traffic coming from HN with some acusations against the HN moderation team. @dang any chance you want to make a comment on their claims?
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by loufe 2y ago
I think that's an unfairly dismissive take and the "going to restaurants" bit is a mischaracterization at best. There massive difference is WHERE the discrimination is taking place. Most would not move to India or any other p
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by loufe 2y ago
Cost of living adjusted? Japan, while generally rich, is surprisingly less expensive than I expected before visiting.
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by loufe 2y ago
I absolutely second Project Hail Mary. It's been the only sci-fi book in years to have me glued to the pages.
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by loufe 2y ago
I second the Black Company. I recently turned some friends onto it and got back in as a consequence. It was such a great twist on how a dark fantasy reads. Totally agree for Garret PI. I'll have to add my other fantasy favourites : The
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by loufe 2y ago
I'm not sure why you're getting voted down. The HN guidelines clearly state downvotes are not to be used to express disagreement. Your point was politely and concisely made, and stuck to the topic. Do better, voters.
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by loufe 2y ago
I think most everyone would agree that using early LLMs (and personally I'd still consider current LLMs to be early) in legal contexts is ill-advised, at best. Circle back to this question in 5 years and I think the response will be ve
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by loufe 2y ago
I'm surprised to hear there are high core count requirements. My understanding was that grand strategies were always going to be performance-limited based on single core performance, given the interlinkedness of all game variables.
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by loufe 2y ago
The entire page load is completely broken on Edge for me. Bizarre

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