reginald78

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by reginald78 1y ago
Yes, we've seen you repeat that we have to read it again. I reread this morning before the post, but really just found more things supporting my position. > To be very honest here, you risk having KeePassXC blocked by relying partie
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by reginald78 1y ago
Even with the current flimsy "What about iPhones?" defense against attestation, is there anything stopping say Microsoft from just forcing you to install a different app to use Microsoft services?
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by reginald78 1y ago
Well, having your passkey provider blocked for doing that might stop you. https://github.com/keepassxreboot/keepassxc/issues/10407 Of course, they might just block you for not being on a whitelist of approved
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by reginald78 1y ago
It just wasn't an important consideration, unlike the attestation anti-feature.
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by reginald78 1y ago
The important part is the GDP is now increased because of the cost of energy and additional hardware needed expand and then compress the original data. Think of the economic growth all these new hassles provide!
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by reginald78 1y ago
> This is only partially true. Nothing in the spec, all up to implementers. At least KeypassXC sure provides a way to access your data: https://github.com/keepassxreboot/keepassxc/issues/10407 . Other softw
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by reginald78 1y ago
They're probably just trying to not get their implementation blackballed with the attestation feature like one of the FIDO devs immediately threatened to do to keepass: https://github.com/keepassxreboot/keepassxc&#
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by reginald78 1y ago
And how long until the attestation feature is used to ban their implementation? The threats have already been made to keepass.
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by reginald78 1y ago
Can't comment on Google specifically but hidden scrollbars mean I often don't realize a dialog has scroll bars until I reach out into the dark edges to find what I hope is there. Microsoft will even harness this as a dark pattern
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by reginald78 1y ago
I've definitely seen them. A quick search shows them available at BestBuy and Walmart at least.
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by reginald78 1y ago
IIRC the rule Mastercard cited was so vague that trying to workaround it almost seemed potentially pointless. It was basically a blanket "we think it makes MasterCard look bad so we end our relationship". Anyway, debit cards are s
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by reginald78 1y ago
There's a youtube channel shadiversity that I haven't watched in awhile. It is mostly about fantasy media and swords but also spends a lot of time on medieval building techniques and clothing. One of the more interesting videos I
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by reginald78 1y ago
The silly part is unraid has all the pieces to do this. The btrfs file system which unraid supports for array disks could identify bitrot, and the unraid array supports virtualizing missing disks by essentially reconstructing the disk from
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by reginald78 1y ago
I can only assume our accounts are linked by address and they do the recall notice (at least) by account address. In other words, they aren't linked but kind of are anyway.
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by reginald78 1y ago
Can't they just go back to selling crack cocaine to fund themselves again?
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by reginald78 1y ago
For some reason I received a recall notice for one of these from Amazon but I don't recognize it and could not find any purchases in my order history. I vaguely recall my wife might have bought something like this years ago as a gift f
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by reginald78 1y ago
I read the FAQ on mine and it assures me it is totally safe and the voice cannot be forged. This mechanism was defeated in a hacker movie from the early 90s using a tape recorder but is actually being pushed as state of the art. I can'
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by reginald78 1y ago
I feel like while there were laws against furnishing alcohol to minors and the like, I never really heard of some one's parents getting charged because some kid crashed his car after boozing it up at a party back then. Maybe I just was
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by reginald78 1y ago
Reminds me of the meme where they tricked an AI into deciphering a CAPTCHA by pasting the CAPTCHA crudely on top of a picture of a necklace and asking it to help read the inscription on their dead grandmother's jewelry.
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by reginald78 1y ago
Yeah, but they can't wash the copyright off of that source code without an LLM as a go between.
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by reginald78 1y ago
Yes, Capital One offers a similar virtual card service and when I read into the fine details it wasn't as useful as a thought. There were seemingly exceptions that could override spending limits for subscriptions and the control was mo
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by reginald78 1y ago
Are you sure you need the Microsoft one? After reading the giant support document at my employer I eventually figured out that any TOTP supporting app would work but most of the documentation made it sound like Microsoft was required anyway
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by reginald78 1y ago
Keepass was straight up threatened with blackballing using the attestation feature an enforcement mechanism. This thing was barely out of the gate before the mask slipped.
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by reginald78 1y ago
In practice I think he is right unfortunately. Most people would just run Chrome and more websites would require Chrome since they could just tell Apple users to deal with it, making the mono-culture even worse.
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by reginald78 1y ago
F2P creates this problem. If you're eating $20-60 per account every time your anti-cheat is burned it isn't much fun anymore. But if you can roll new accounts for free, there's nothing to lose.
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by reginald78 1y ago
Was just reading about this one a few weeks ago, I couldn't find the article again but I believe it was based around the book Bottle of Lies. Basically the political pressure to keep drugs available and costs down has them looking the
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by reginald78 1y ago
See the HIV infected blood products scandal with Bayer. The infected blood was pawned off on the third world since they (correctly) figured they'd have much less success suing them.
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by reginald78 1y ago
Meanwhile my retirement account is with a financial services company that pushes voice match authentication, an authentication mechanism that was a joke in 1980s.
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by reginald78 1y ago
I think a lot of these problems are exacerbated by the developers themselves. Dedicated servers were removed (so that games could be sunset-ed to avoid competing with sequels) erasing community and human moderation leaving players entirely
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by reginald78 1y ago
It was initially drummed up as a play to create a regulation moat. But if you sell something like this to corporations they're going to want centralized control of what comes out of it.

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