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psanford
5y ago
Yes, that seems to be it. Thanks!
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Back when payphones were still a thing, one prank I enjoyed was to dial 991-$(last 4 digits of the pay phone's phone number) from a payphone. Then you would hangup, pickup, and hangup again. Then a few seconds later the payphone would
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5y ago
The point is that's a feature that is possible because the chat history is stored on discord's servers.
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5y ago
Webauthn works great.
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5y ago
Discord has your full chat history in a conveniently searchable server side database. When new people join a channel in your discord server, they call see the full chat history so they can get fully caught up. You can use discord on multipl
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5y ago
This mailing list post has nothing to do with the u2f api being deprecated in chrome. Edit: correct which api is deprecated.
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If you're curious why it has taken Google accounts so long to switch over to webauthn, there was a fairly interesting discussion about this on the mozilla-dev mailing list back in 2019[0]. The tldr is: some Android OEMs baked U2F into
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5y ago
No. Webauthn is backwards compatible with old u2f tokens, so reguardless of how old your YubiKey is, it will continue to work.
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5y ago
Adam Langley's blog about webauthn is still the best resource that explains how everything fits together: https://www.imperialviolet.org/2018/03/27/webauthn.html
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5y ago
A few things to note because this can be confusing. Old u2f tokens are still supported by webauthn. The change here is specifically about what javascript APIs are available to websites. If you are wondering if a site is using the webauthn o
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5y ago
If anyone wants to help shepherd Wormhole William through the f-droid submission process, that would be appreciated!
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5y ago
I still see a lot of Cruise cars training in the mission.
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5y ago
I run something like this for myself, built on top of AWS SES and Lambda: https://github.com/psanford/lambda-email
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rage + age-plugin-yubikey: https://github.com/str4d/age-plugin-yubikey
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I built something very similar for using DynamoDB as a VFS backing store for sqlite: https://github.com/psanford/donutdb
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I don't understand why ID.me refuses to accept my Google Voice number. They seem to be checking the phone number supplied against the numbers listed in your credit history, so if they match why not allow it? Its frustrating because I&#
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Muffett versus MI5
(alecmuffett.com)
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I would stay away from any company that thinks "we need to go multicloud" as a response to this outage. This affected a single az in a single region. If it caused you downtime or a partial outage, it means you are not fully resili
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5y ago
These services are great, except for the sites with mandatory sms 2fa that refuse to send to voip phone numbers (I'm looking at you, Apple).
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I love my Remarkable2, but don't buy one without a clear idea of how you'd use it. I use mine primarily as a reading device. I enjoy writing on it, but don't find myself taking notes or doing other hand written or drawn thing
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5y ago
While this is intriguing, it takes quite a lot out of the original charm of the spacecadet keyboard. All the mathematical symbols, the roman numberals, the thumbs up/down keys are what make the spacecadet so much fun. If you just want
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5y ago
Secret scanning is done in partnership with third parties to detect and revoke api credentials. It is based on regexp matching and involves making a call to a webhook owned by the third party to revoke the secret. That doesn't work for
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An inside look into the illicit ad industry
(ariadne.space)
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Huh. My google account shows Security Keys as the default 2fa option. When I login it goes straight to the security key prompt.
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After buying a MightyOhm geiger counter kit[0], I needed something to test it with. Uranium glass ended up being one of the cheapest things you can buy that will register above the background radiation level. [0]: https://mightyo
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Something I discovered recently, for my tiny Go Lambda functions it is basically always worth it to run them at least with 256mb of memory even if they don't need more than 128mb. This is because most of my functions run twice as fast
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I'm aware of i3's IPC and those tools are not even close to getting back to a normal XMonad workflow. Again, I think the layout models are different enough between the two projects that it would not be possible to build XMonad
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I've used XMonad for >10 years. I love it and hate it at the same time. I love XMonad layouts! I hate that I have to write Haskell to configure it. I no longer have the patience to relearn the minimal amount of Haskell necessary to
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No. The income phase outs only apply if you or your spouse is also eligible for a workplace 401k plan. If you don't work somewhere that offers a 401k plan, there is no income level limit for contributing to a traditional IRA.
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The yubikey still protects you from phishing campaigns, even if you have other 2fa modes enabled on an account.
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