redcalcium @ redcalcium @c.calciumlabs.com

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Given how strict it is, I assume your company implements some sort of certification such as ISO27001 and really stick their gun on it? So, can you like, not using your company's wifi on your phone if it's heavily monitored? Or is the cell reception poor at your office?

When I was a kid, me and my friends used to ravage our neighbor's coffee trees for the coolest looking sticks. Also, ripe coffee berries is kinda tasty. The neighbor was always mad, but we got away scot-free because the neighbor's nephew was in it too.

Google Authenticator doesn't seems to support SHA256: https://github.com/google/google-authenticator-libpam/issues/11

Maybe try FreeOTP instead: https://freeotp.github.io/

Interesting, so this is the latest recommendation? Which is probably why I haven't seen it in the wild yet, at least in my circles.

Which means they probably going to cash out release gTLDs for .intranet, .internal, .private, .corp, .home and .lan soon...

Wait, I use bitwarden and it works just fine. And yes, it's using SHA256.

Screenshot:

I use bitwarden, so it's pretty simple: just copy the link from the 2fa button in Lemmy into the TOTP field in your account editor in bitwarden, and it'll automatically recognize the format.

This incident made me realize not to use an admin account for my primary lemmy account in my personal instance. I setup another account for instance admin purpose (with 2FA enabled) and keep it logged out, then remove my primary account from the instance admin list.

According to IETF, you should only use .intranet, .internal, .private, .corp, .home or .lan for your private network ( RFC 6762 Appendix G ). Using other TLDs might cause issues in the future, especially since new gTLDs seems to show up every few months or so, which can collide with the TLD you use for your local network.

It's basically a soup-up autocomplete system. Do not expect it to apply any independent thinking at all.

Denuvo is getting bold lately now that no one left to crack their DRM (unless there are new groups that said they'll work on cracking denuvo recently?).

I see a new lemmy-ui docker image has been pushed an hour ago, tagged 0.18.2-rc.1. Anyone know if it fixed the issue?

Edit: yep, it's fixed: https://github.com/LemmyNet/lemmy-ui/commit/e80bcf53acb8ce25ed5ef6b7eb16b90f0b07e8f1

Very cool! I have esp32 laying around in the drawer, so in theory I could use that as long as it can toggle some LEDs fast enough? The next problem is obtaining the Timex, can't seem to find any in my country.

So it sync using visible light, not infrared? Is it possible to use lcd for sync instead of using the DIY datalink adapter, e.g. by making a full screen window that flash black and white?

XSS is a blanket term for vulnerabilities that allows attackers to inject client-side scripts. Looks like someone is already identified and submitted a pull request that contain a fix: https://github.com/LemmyNet/lemmy-ui/pull/1897/files

You would think an admin account would have 2fa enabled (unless the hack was due to a security issue in lemmy itself, but it doesn't seem to be the case).

It seems the database and the server itself is not compromised? Just an admin account that used to post a markdown XSS exploit?

Based matlab programmer

Are you telling me I wasted my time manually tallying up my karma with calculator to track my karma-whoring activity?

The model creator usually mentioned it in the readme:

You will need at least 16GB of memory to swiftly run inference with Falcon-7B.

Usually the models support CPU inference. Tremendously slow but works in a pinch.

Why not getting a body pillow?