oarmstrong

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InfiniteWP - manage multiple WordPress sites from a central admin panel(infinitewp.com)
1 points by oarmstrong 13y ago|0 comments
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A Shorter Proof of Euler's Formula(mathrefresher.blogspot.co.uk)
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Listen while you work: The magic of music and what it does to your brain.(medium.com)
2 points by oarmstrong 13y ago|0 comments
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by oarmstrong 13y ago
I've never come across an openpgp smartcard, any particular one you recommend? I might look into this, seems like a very good idea.
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by oarmstrong 13y ago
Just worked that out and then saw your reply. Shouldn't have doubted myself. You're clearly more knowledgable about this than I!
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by oarmstrong 13y ago
It uses libpam-google-authenticator, looking at the source for google-authenticator.c[0] (line 156-7) it appears to use the Google Chart Infographic[1] API (which as a side note has been officially deprecated). Can't quite work out how it
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by oarmstrong 13y ago
That's what I meant, thanks. Don't know how I had such a hard time trying to explain that!
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by oarmstrong 13y ago
By design TFA uses something one possesses that nobody else does, isn't this identical in principal as the private key? I understand why and how this adds the extra security for the 'traditional' password authentication due to all the metho
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by oarmstrong 13y ago
Nice idea. However, would there be any security enhancements over using key based authentication where all clients have full disk encryption on them? The only thing I imagine this protecting against (when using key based auth) is if my la