runiq

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by runiq 3y ago
`rk=required` means your hardware is required to store each and every derived key, not just the master key, all in the service of you not needing to remember your username anymore. Current security keys can handle a couple dozen derived key
92.
by runiq 3y ago
I'm pretty sure the goal here is to turn your phone into your passkey, _and nothing else_. Everything written in that article makes sense if you keep that in mind.
93.
by runiq 3y ago
Welcome to the dark side, enjoy your not-cookies.
94.
by runiq 3y ago
Friend, you oughtta go touch grass.
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by runiq 3y ago
https://docs.syncthing.net/users/security.html#security-prin... : > All device to device traffic is protected by TLS. To prevent uninvited devices from joining a cluster, the certificate fingerprint of each device is
96.
by runiq 3y ago
Well, the obvious target would be running Docker in the browser.
97.
by runiq 3y ago
For context: This is the author of the Chrome Linux port, of Ninja-the-build-system, and of GtkSpell. Now I feel less bad about not having understood two's complement before. :)
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by runiq 3y ago
Nice.
99.
by runiq 4y ago
And scope creep!
100.
by runiq 4y ago
> Exactly. My agent speaks for me. That's it. We don't call it a user agent for nothing. Or rather, we shouldn't, but we are.
101.
by runiq 4y ago
I think that might be only half of the solution. Whenever I have to keep two things in sync—like, in this case, two security keys—, it's always been trouble waiting to happen. What I'd love to see would be some kind of "trust
102.
by runiq 5y ago
You have some conflict markers in your README :)
103.
by runiq 5y ago
I certainly wasn't intending to bully anyone, yeah. I understand why they're doing it that way, it's just unexpected.
104.
by runiq 5y ago
I'm working full-time as a sysadmin on a first-gen Ergodox. It's nice; I can put writing implements between the keyboard halves. Or food. :) Apart from that, it's just… different. I'm still using normal keyboards on trip
105.
by runiq 5y ago
…holy cow. I also thought you were joking. When I read the headline and that Z6 is the "biggest upgrade in Zotero's history," I was absolutely looking forward to it ditching XULRunner and friends. This… this is not what I had
106.
by runiq 5y ago
Well, I mean, technically, 9 months in the future is still in the future, so…
107.
by runiq 5y ago
I'm using mailbox.org (1€/month) for my domain and I have nothing but praise so far.
108.
by runiq 5y ago
Do you mean lapce pulls Druid from Git and isn't using wgpu right now, or do you mean Druid itself? I'm afraid I can't quite parse your comment.
109.
by runiq 5y ago
Yeah, this reads like my bucket list of Rust technologies if I ever decided I'd want to implement a text editor. Definitely going to try this out. Thank you for bringing this to our attention, OP!
110.
by runiq 5y ago
Well, then it's not a checklist, just a list, with all that entails.
111.
by runiq 5y ago
I'd just need it to get rid of the goddamn karma. I like Reddit and I participate judiciously, but I had to write a UserCSS script[0] to hide all karma. [0] https://paste.sr.ht/~runiq/aebc83743e3b864a681c6a878df4f7
112.
by runiq 5y ago
> This sounds neat, but once you set the states aside - what's left? :) For every graph with nodes, there is a corresponding line graph without nodes :) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Line_graph#Example
113.
by runiq 5y ago
I mean… I'd use that.
114.
by runiq 5y ago
That would be a privacy violation under GDPR :)
115.
by runiq 5y ago
Transmuting an & to &mut is UB. - Transmuting an & to &mut is always UB. - No you can't do it. - No you're not special.
116.
by runiq 5y ago
> but it doesn't prevent you from linking the problematic program directly with libfoobar-1.0.3 I feel that patchelf[0] is an ingenious little tool for exactly that purpose that isn't getting enough love. Not as useful for FOSS
117.
by runiq 5y ago
It's using media queries now, so you can use the browser's default printing function instead of having to find a bespoke button for that functionality.
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by runiq 6y ago
Just now we had a bit of a kerfuffle with telemetry being enabled in the most popular Lua language server[0]. I can't argue with the specific usecase presented in that GitHub issue, I'm going to keep telemetry enabled. But if you
119.
by runiq 6y ago
Exactly, that's why I got one myself. :)
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by runiq 6y ago
The first image in OP's Wikipedia link depicts something I would definitely describe as "blockchain": https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tally_stick#/media/File:SAM_PC...

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