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by random2021 4mo ago
Keep boot live environment? You always carry USB? Learn security. Chroot? You don't learn or understand modern bootc?
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by random2021 4mo ago
Does it matter? Your friend using Android or iOS may have typed your exact address, phone, signal id, gps, etc on her Google/apple account. And now? If you fly to use you are giving more info. Are you running your own bank? Pepper are
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by random2021 4mo ago
The is so rare. Such things can happen even with bank accounts (if you are a foreigner in many countries). If you use your own Ubuntu/Debian or even RMS certified disro same can happen. An upgrade and you see only a xorg blinking curso
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by random2021 5mo ago
I would be surprised about that behavior even for 10% people doing real AI usable work. Very few people buy new motherboard or CPU or gfxcard every 3 months? Even now just because the latest Anthropic is super great doesn't mean peop
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by random2021 5mo ago
True. Another worse offender is gitlab. They send promotions hidden as a part of this is obligatory account related into telling blah blah and adding BTW see these extra features for more payments.
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by random2021 7mo ago
> Each of those has plenty of, arguably better, alternatives. That's the incorrect premise - for that 50% that you hope to ditch. Pixel phone is not inherently bad. One can even buy them second hand. The information lock in from US
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by random2021 7mo ago
Perhaps DPRK. I mean deGoogle/meta etc is almost impossible
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by random2021 7mo ago
In concept what you say is correct but reality is complex. There are very few providers that implement friction free login/password and importantly security. A large number of email providers didn't implement 2FA until very recent
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by random2021 8mo ago
> The marketing guys who made that decision urgently need to find another line of work, because literally a Labrador licking his They already made money. They know what works to make money by convincing CEO VP PM devs. I do hope they jum
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by random2021 2y ago
IIRC, all these hardware exist. Software is not 100 % fine for them. The point is to have OS and password manager trust each other. Once this is done then all should work. That should allow for the browser to query the password manager for
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by random2021 2y ago
https://alfioemanuele.io/dev/2024/01/31/a-vision-for-passkey...
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by random2021 3y ago
I would assume google uses Android to just help get onboard chromeos (example: netflix app etc). You want android devs to handle the outside chrome. No thanks. Whether it is A11 or not a large majority does not care. It is only power enthus
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by random2021 4y ago
Please it is 'losing' not loosing.
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by random2021 4y ago
Any of these large companies are like governments. Assume you complain to a Chinese or US or European that your govt does this bad/crazy/illogical thing. how do they respond? Do you think if you tell an engineer from John Deere th
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by random2021 4y ago
I guess could be that. I too create a new chrome profile (and restarted my router) to get a different IP. (i.e) clean. - Does this mean you are able to access emails but not change 2FA? - If yes, do a take out ASAP. - May be the backup cod
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by random2021 4y ago
since you told me I am using a I tried without 2FA code but with backup-code > When I click the second link, I'm forced to reauthenticate. Here, I am being asked my password. Then get that page.
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by random2021 4y ago
go to https://myaccount.google.com/security?hl=en Then, https://myaccount.google.com/signinoptions/two-step-verifica... There you can see Authenticator app. (I am doing this on desktop. Not sure about
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by random2021 4y ago
I just tested this. You should not disable 2FA. - Just click on the Authenticator app - Change Authenticator app - https://ibb.co/dPCMpdN Just works.