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by selykg 4y ago
Just downloaded. Seems a little better. I wish I could easily create a note in whatever folder I am in currently. I have an inbox folder. It’s where new notes go until I can deal with them. This always drove me nuts in both apps, but I can’
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by selykg 4y ago
That's an understatement. The mobile app is... frankly, kind of a garbage can of usability issues imo, but I love the desktop app, it's pretty great. But until they fix the mobile app I just can't use it. I'd like to see
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by selykg 4y ago
Bro, you're just being difficult here. You have choices now, whereas before you had basically one. Yubikey offers you a hardware device specifically for this purpose. It can't be copied and it really is the definition of something
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by selykg 4y ago
They weren't implying that, see the quote they included. OP said they hadn't seen profit margins this high, and the reply indicates that it's not uncommon to see software even higher. It's just a useful tidbit, related t
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by selykg 4y ago
You realize you can have multiple devices for Passkeys, right? It’s webauthn. Which means you can have one or more of the following, in any mix you wish: yubikey, iPhone, Android device, password manager that has said they’ll support this (
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by selykg 4y ago
That's fair, but Bitwarden itself is also open source... though, my understanding is significantly more difficult to get up and running than Vaultwarden.
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by selykg 4y ago
Sure, but here's the deal with this. Even with Yubikeys it has always been recommended (as long as I've been involved in these types of discussions anyway) that you should have two of them. If you lose one you have one safely secu
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by selykg 4y ago
This is really no different between switching hardware devices. Step 1. Sign in using your existing device Step 2. Add your new device Step 3. Remove your old device (or keep it for a backup) And if you feel that's going to be a big is
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by selykg 4y ago
This is all part of the FIDO Alliance, so, a standards based solution that anyone with the wherewithal to implement it can do so. Many password managers have already said they'll be supporting it, as well as major vendors (Google and A
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by selykg 4y ago
I would use this in addition to those. Instead of having to buy two Yubikeys I can buy one and use a software solution as well. Since I already use a phone capable of doing the same thing, let my phone be my main authenticator, and then I c
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by selykg 4y ago
Pretty sure there's been talk on the Bitwarden community forums about them adopting support for using it as a provider. I assume once that's available you might start to see it move into Vaultwarden. But, that's sort of the r
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by selykg 4y ago
Thanks for the direct link, putting this in my back pocket when the discussion inevitably takes place.
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by selykg 4y ago
I'm the IT guy for a new non-profit. We aren't separated yet from the company that created us, but we're in the process of separating. I get to decide all this fun stuff. I had a very brief talk with the IT team for the large
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by selykg 4y ago
There are apps using this though. Two that ring a bell for me are Agenda and Hook though only the first one has an iOS app that also utilizes this model. I assume they give each feature a date of availability and compare to the last purchas
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by selykg 4y ago
Presumably that would require calling your provider to do. But depending on how your source device was broken, even with a physical sim that might be required.
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by selykg 4y ago
> Now every time you switch a phone, you have to contact your carrier and possibly even get charged for the change. This depends on the carrier. I use US Mobile. In their app, there's a very simple button on each line's screen
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by selykg 4y ago
Vivaldi is sort of the spiritual successor to Opera and Opera had those things built in and by the sounds of it, some people really enjoyed that. Just because you might not be interested does not mean others aren't.
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by selykg 4y ago
I wasn't arguing that the back glass was a secure element. I said it makes sense for certain replacement parts and then gave examples of those surrounding Face ID and Touch ID. I would agree with you that the back glass is not one of t
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by selykg 4y ago
Sort of. You can still buy replacement parts from Apple as part of the repair program. This would, in theory, make repairing the iPhone 14 a lot easier than it has been in the past. No, this still doesn't mean you can go get the cheape
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by selykg 4y ago
It's likely analyzing any JS on the page. Or a linked JS file. Those, in my experience, tend to be the issue.
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by selykg 4y ago
I used to work at a company that did a lot of security work, they're mentioned rather frequently on HN actually. We spent a lot of time dealing with our own binaries being caught in a variety of "security apps" as false posit
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by selykg 4y ago
Voodoo... that's a name I haven't heard in awhile... thanks for that fun memory. Those were interesting times.
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by selykg 4y ago
Right, but I often leave notes in my login items themselves. If the account doesn't use an email address to authenticate I might just put the email address in so if that email ever gets shut down I know which accounts need to be migrat
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by selykg 4y ago
I think the biggest is simply having access to your data on non-apple devices and non-apple browsers. I.e. using it in Chrome or Firefox or whatever browser you want, as long as there's an extension that supports the browser it's
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by selykg 4y ago
For ongoing management. Yes. That’s NOT what people need most of the time.
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by selykg 4y ago
Buddy of mine sent a picture years ago of a guy who brought his iMac into the local Starbucks and did his work there on that machine, at a table, for hours.
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by selykg 4y ago
> What would it take for you to admit they're abusing their market position? More than someone simply claiming it. Loudly proclaiming it in a comment isn't showing your work. This is like math class, show me the work. How are t
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by selykg 4y ago
This is why I've adopted R and Python for the data work I do. I have a bunch of exported data (CSV files) that I use. Manipulating the structure and format is 90% of the work. I wrote the scripts once, now I can reuse that for everythi
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by selykg 4y ago
lol, I'm just confused. One of the reason's Apple has such a big lead, according to all the discussion I've seen here on HackerNews is that it's because Apple is on a newer chip process (5nm) whereas everyone is behind,
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by selykg 4y ago
Maybe I'm misinterpreting, but are you saying they should hold back their own chips so as to make it fair for the competition?

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