GoMonad

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by GoMonad 5y ago
Which financial institutions use YubiKeys? I didn't think there were any. https://www.dongleauth.info/ doesn't have any banks that do.
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by GoMonad 5y ago
I think that depends on the cut of beef. 36h is great for brisket or short rib. But 36h would be bad for fillet mignon.
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by GoMonad 5y ago
I'm curious how fixing these sorts of events gets funded. I imagine the expense is massive. Is it insurance? Is the allocated amount anywhere near proportional to the money being lost to being stuck? Who eventually bears the cost?
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by GoMonad 6y ago
I've used Anki (spaced repetition app) with some success. I haven't been particularly dedicated. However, I know it's something that many people use and get results.
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by GoMonad 6y ago
History repeats itself. I remember the same problem when LTE rolled out.
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by GoMonad 6y ago
Can you point me to that discussion? I'd love to read more about it.
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by GoMonad 6y ago
FIDO/WebAuthn has been designed to be first factor authentication (passwordless) as well as 2FA. Though, I agree lost and stolen devices are a problem whose solution space needs more exploring than simply multiple auth devices.
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by GoMonad 6y ago
Relevant Kurzgesagt https://youtu.be/yS1ibDImAYU The gist: we could trap ourselves on earth for generations with space debris.
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by GoMonad 6y ago
Adding to the list of alternatives: https://solokeys.com/ Open source hardware
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by GoMonad 6y ago
The fingerprint reader on my Thinkpad X1 Carbon (gen 7) can work as a FIDO device. I just re-tested it on https://webauthn.io/ with Firefox in Windows 10. I'm guessing other fingerprint readers will too. You need to
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by GoMonad 6y ago
Hey Matthias! I know this is off topic for the thread but thanks for jhead! I used it for years in order to sync up the exif times from friend's cameras when we traveled together. I was pleasantly surprised to see your name when lookin
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by GoMonad 6y ago
It's also to protect the world from the wearer. Not the other way around. Droplets aren't hurled as far when wearing a mask. "My mask protects you. Your mask protects me."
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by GoMonad 6y ago
"The reason the stock market is hard to predict is because it is a prediction." https://futureoflife.org/2017/07/31/podcast-art-predicting-a...
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by GoMonad 6y ago
Years ago, I was sitting next to John Conway and another older Professor in a small computer lab in Fine Hall (Princeton's math building) while waiting to meet my advisor. What I remember most about listening in on their conversation
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by GoMonad 6y ago
1. What happens in the middle, between a lock-down bringing down the infected numbers and vaccine. I've read a few things from epidemiologists, but there seems to be little discussion in the wider media. https://medium.com&#
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by GoMonad 7y ago
Correction: the innergie does not use GaN
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by GoMonad 7y ago
I've been looking at the innergie chargers. They use GaN. I've been looking at this once since its so small. http://www.myinnergie.com/sg/product/136
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by GoMonad 7y ago
Moreover, if a physically undetected clone is managed, it will be detected soon through the spec. The WebAuthn spec includes monitoring an always increasing counter for each key/site pair. One of the clones will start to fail. So reall
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by GoMonad 7y ago
I remember them being useful when my phone was resting on my desk at work. This was before always on notifications were as prolific and advanced as they are today. I could wave my hand to check the time. Or see what was causing the most rec
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by GoMonad 7y ago
I had a Moto X which had IR touch-less gestures. I remember them being surprisingly useful and I missed them when I retired the phone. I'm optimistic to see what these radar based sensors can add.
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by GoMonad 7y ago
Anything by John Carmack. (DOOM's open source release, for example)
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by GoMonad 7y ago
Slight generalization of the first two: many emacs keybindings work in bash.
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by GoMonad 7y ago
I like this hierarchical approach. Thanks.
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by GoMonad 7y ago
You can also add PINs to Yubikeys to mitigate the local threat.
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by GoMonad 7y ago
How do you manage keeping all the keys "synced" in terms of which services they are registered with. I keep keys in separate locations for safety, but that makes adding all keys to a new account a big pain. This hasn't been a
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by GoMonad 7y ago
> In the end they said the checks are done locally—by downloading dozen-gigabyte leak archives like the exploit.in, I guess? I would guess they are doing the checks with a technique called k-anonymity. It doesn't require sending th
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by GoMonad 7y ago
For anyone who finds this stuff fascinating, There's a great book, "through the language glass" by Guy Deutscher. I really enjoyed it.
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by GoMonad 7y ago
To be fair to Intel, you wouldn't be in the red if you took dividends into account. The adjusted pre-crash price is ~$44 relative to today's $54. Still, a pretty bad return for 20 years.
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by GoMonad 8y ago
At highway speeds, the sound of a modern cars (ICE or otherwise) is mostly tire noise. Electric cars are much quieter at slower speeds, when tire noise is minimal.
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by GoMonad 8y ago
LastPass has this too I think. But something seems off to me storing my 2FA with the service that manages my first factor. YubiKeys can store and access OTP secrets. I put the secret in both Google Authenticator and my YubiKeys as backup.

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