Cralder @ Cralder @feddit.nu

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Yeah my job has that too. That system has a "remember me" button, but it doesn't work.

I use bitwarden for 2FA as well. The only issue I have is that I need another solution as well since I also have 2FA activated on my bitwarden account. You can't have bitwarden 2FA saved on bitwarden. (Well you can but that's obviously a bad Idea)

After checking again I see that I get the error "could not locate dkms.conf" when I run the install script. I am googling solutions but if you have any ideas I would be glad to hear them!

DKMS is installed and I dont recall seeing any error message when I run the xone install script, but I would have to check when I have time to make sure I didnt miss anything

Never heard of copr or sentry before but I'll try it, thanks!

I read that on the GitHub page too, but for some reason DKMS doesn't work when I install it with the script from the repo.

Sure, maybe for next time I buy a controller, but for now this is the one I have. Not looking to spend any more money on controllers right now

Yes thank you, that sounds about right. How do I use dkms? Also why did you link xpadneo when I use xone? I feel like I am missing something obvious here.

Literally F1nn5ter and Icky

Yes I am fully aware of that. My point was that programming is just like any other job unlike what the guy I responded to seems to think.

Sorry I typed this in a hurry. I just disagree with the statement and tried making a joke.

Maybe I'm biased since I recently started working as a software dev, but you don't need to be really good to get a job as a programmer. I'm evidence of that.

Proton does offer this with simplelogin right? (Unless I misunderstand what you mean) I always sign up to stuff as website@myalias.mydomain.com where the alias and domain are chosen once and then all adresses to that domain forward to your proton inbox.

...why?

Wait is this entire article written by an AI, with a cover image that is also AI generated?

Windows and Linux keeps track of time differently. One stores the time in your current time zone. The other stores the GMT time and adds an offset. I forget which one does what but it results in your time being wrong each time you switch from Linux to Windows or vice versa. You can search for how to fix it, its not very hard, or you can just ignore it and reset your clock each time you switch OS.

I had no idea this movie even existed before now

School often tells a simplified version of the truth.

That's pretty funny. Once again a reason why D&D was not made to be played RAW.

That's a pretty small kangaroo too right? I am not very familiar with kangaroos but I always imagined them to be a bit bigger than that one.