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@stigatle Just about to have the 2nd weekly call for the day (10pm here), after that I'll call it a night and go to bed. You're welcome to join btw π
=> https://meet.jit.si/Yarn.social
Otherwise I'm looking forward to family breakfast out in the morning π€=
@stigatle Just about to have the 2nd weekly call for the day (10pm here), after that I'll call it a night and go to bed. You're welcome to join btw π
=> https://meet.jit.si/Yarn.social
Otherwise I'm looking forward to family breakfast out in the morning π€=
@stigatle Just about to have the 2nd weekly call for the day (10pm here), after that I'll call it a night and go to bed. You're welcome to join btw π
=> https://meet.jit.si/Yarn.social
Otherwise I'm looking forward to family breakfast out in the morning π€=
@stigatle Just about to have the 2nd weekly call for the day (10pm here), after that I'll call it a night and go to bed. You're welcome to join btw π
=> https://meet.jit.si/Yarn.social
Otherwise I'm looking forward to family breakfast out in the morning π€=
@stigatle Docker is really not as bad (honestly) as _some_ folks make out. Its a great packaging tool and honestly it's a pretty nice way (I find) to manage multiple services. It sure beats SystemD π
@stigatle Docker is really not as bad (honestly) as _some_ folks make out. Its a great packaging tool and honestly it's a pretty nice way (I find) to manage multiple services. It sure beats SystemD π
@stigatle Docker is really not as bad (honestly) as _some_ folks make out. Its a great packaging tool and honestly it's a pretty nice way (I find) to manage multiple services. It sure beats SystemD π
@stigatle Docker is really not as bad (honestly) as _some_ folks make out. Its a great packaging tool and honestly it's a pretty nice way (I find) to manage multiple services. It sure beats SystemD π
@movq
> refuse to print clear text passwords if stdout is a terminal
But then you lose the very rare (admitely) use-case of:
1. I generate a strong password and store it
2. I then show the password on my terminal
3. Get my wife/daughter to manually type it in to another device
π€£
@movq
> refuse to print clear text passwords if stdout is a terminal
But then you lose the very rare (admitely) use-case of:
1. I generate a strong password and store it
2. I then show the password on my terminal
3. Get my wife/daughter to manually type it in to another device
π€£
@movq
> refuse to print clear text passwords if stdout is a terminal
But then you lose the very rare (admitely) use-case of:
1. I generate a strong password and store it
2. I then show the password on my terminal
3. Get my wife/daughter to manually type it in to another device
π€£
@movq
> refuse to print clear text passwords if stdout is a terminal
But then you lose the very rare (admitely) use-case of:
1. I generate a strong password and store it
2. I then show the password on my terminal
3. Get my wife/daughter to manually type it in to another device
π€£
@movq
> Now, itβs up for debate if this kind of behavior is appropriate for a password manager. π
This is worth the debate for sure. As an aside, whenever I _have to_ show the password on the terminal for some reason or another, I always make sure I clear the terminal buffer and history with ^L^R π
@movq
> Now, itβs up for debate if this kind of behavior is appropriate for a password manager. π
This is worth the debate for sure. As an aside, whenever I _have to_ show the password on the terminal for some reason or another, I always make sure I clear the terminal buffer and history with ^L^R π
@movq
> Now, itβs up for debate if this kind of behavior is appropriate for a password manager. π
This is worth the debate for sure. As an aside, whenever I _have to_ show the password on the terminal for some reason or another, I always make sure I clear the terminal buffer and history with ^L^R π
@movq
> Now, itβs up for debate if this kind of behavior is appropriate for a password manager. π
This is worth the debate for sure. As an aside, whenever I _have to_ show the password on the terminal for some reason or another, I always make sure I clear the terminal buffer and history with ^L^R π
@lyse Got a close up? π€
@lyse Got a close up? π€
@lyse Got a close up? π€
@lyse Got a close up? π€
@abucci That's what I love most about what we've created here (Yarn.social) π€£ A truly global, decentralised "thing" π
@abucci That's what I love most about what we've created here (Yarn.social) π€£ A truly global, decentralised "thing" π
@abucci That's what I love most about what we've created here (Yarn.social) π€£ A truly global, decentralised "thing" π
@abucci That's what I love most about what we've created here (Yarn.social) π€£ A truly global, decentralised "thing" π
@abucci Whoohoo! Score +1 for @prologic and security π
(_even if I suck at writing whatever dafuq that kind of doc is called you're helping/guiding me to write π€£_)_
@abucci Whoohoo! Score +1 for @prologic and security π
(_even if I suck at writing whatever dafuq that kind of doc is called you're helping/guiding me to write π€£_)_
@abucci Whoohoo! Score +1 for @prologic and security π
(_even if I suck at writing whatever dafuq that kind of doc is called you're helping/guiding me to write π€£_)_
@abucci Whoohoo! Score +1 for @prologic and security π
(_even if I suck at writing whatever dafuq that kind of doc is called you're helping/guiding me to write π€£_)_
@abucci Today is Saturday for me π€£ And currently 11.30am π
@abucci Today is Saturday for me π€£ And currently 11.30am π
@abucci Today is Saturday for me π€£ And currently 11.30am π
@abucci Today is Saturday for me π€£ And currently 11.30am π
@abucci I think you've raised such a good point, I'd encourage you to raise this upstream with gopass, possibly even submit a PR π
@abucci I think you've raised such a good point, I'd encourage you to raise this upstream with gopass, possibly even submit a PR π
@abucci I think you've raised such a good point, I'd encourage you to raise this upstream with gopass, possibly even submit a PR π
@abucci I think you've raised such a good point, I'd encourage you to raise this upstream with gopass, possibly even submit a PR π
@abucci I _think_ you raise a good point really, in that the default should be to copy to clipboard IMO. Hmmm π€
@abucci I _think_ you raise a good point really, in that the default should be to copy to clipboard IMO. Hmmm π€
@abucci I _think_ you raise a good point really, in that the default should be to copy to clipboard IMO. Hmmm π€
@abucci I _think_ you raise a good point really, in that the default should be to copy to clipboard IMO. Hmmm π€
@movq Oh wow! π₯Ά It is snowing quite hard? π€
@movq Oh wow! π₯Ά It is snowing quite hard? π€
@movq Oh wow! π₯Ά It is snowing quite hard? π€
@movq Oh wow! π₯Ά It is snowing quite hard? π€
@bender Sure, I get it. But convenience often breaks security π€£
@bender Sure, I get it. But convenience often breaks security π€£
@bender Sure, I get it. But convenience often breaks security π€£
@bender Sure, I get it. But convenience often breaks security π€£
@bender Sorry yes, Saturday! Fuck I forgot about the day differences π€£
@bender Sorry yes, Saturday! Fuck I forgot about the day differences π€£
@bender Sorry yes, Saturday! Fuck I forgot about the day differences π€£
@bender Sorry yes, Saturday! Fuck I forgot about the day differences π€£
@stigatle As @movq said it doesn't matter about who initiates the tunnel, the traffic can flow in either direction. So that's fine. But I would initiation the tunnel from your home end so your connection is outbound only and you can maintain basically a complete inbound firewall (block everything inbound, except your tunnel traffic) -- At some point I'd love to get off Cloudflare and do this myself π
@stigatle As @movq said it doesn't matter about who initiates the tunnel, the traffic can flow in either direction. So that's fine. But I would initiation the tunnel from your home end so your connection is outbound only and you can maintain basically a complete inbound firewall (block everything inbound, except your tunnel traffic) -- At some point I'd love to get off Cloudflare and do this myself π
@stigatle As @movq said it doesn't matter about who initiates the tunnel, the traffic can flow in either direction. So that's fine. But I would initiation the tunnel from your home end so your connection is outbound only and you can maintain basically a complete inbound firewall (block everything inbound, except your tunnel traffic) -- At some point I'd love to get off Cloudflare and do this myself π
@stigatle As @movq said it doesn't matter about who initiates the tunnel, the traffic can flow in either direction. So that's fine. But I would initiation the tunnel from your home end so your connection is outbound only and you can maintain basically a complete inbound firewall (block everything inbound, except your tunnel traffic) -- At some point I'd love to get off Cloudflare and do this myself π
@jlj Ahh I see. Makes sense now π Thanks!
@jlj Ahh I see. Makes sense now π Thanks!
@jlj Ahh I see. Makes sense now π Thanks!
@jlj Ahh I see. Makes sense now π Thanks!
@abucci I don't have that experience either π€ I use gopass primarily now, finally migrated to it completely everywhere, but I've never had this problem with pass either. It is quite explicitly about its operations, and I use a the gopass browser extension/bridge as well.
@abucci I don't have that experience either π€ I use gopass primarily now, finally migrated to it completely everywhere, but I've never had this problem with pass either. It is quite explicitly about its operations, and I use a the gopass browser extension/bridge as well.
@abucci I don't have that experience either π€ I use gopass primarily now, finally migrated to it completely everywhere, but I've never had this problem with pass either. It is quite explicitly about its operations, and I use a the gopass browser extension/bridge as well.
@abucci I don't have that experience either π€ I use gopass primarily now, finally migrated to it completely everywhere, but I've never had this problem with pass either. It is quite explicitly about its operations, and I use a the gopass browser extension/bridge as well.
@ychbn By the way... I added your domain ychbn.com to the list of permitted domains for inline images π
@ychbn By the way... I added your domain ychbn.com to the list of permitted domains for inline images π
@ychbn By the way... I added your domain ychbn.com to the list of permitted domains for inline images π
@ychbn By the way... I added your domain ychbn.com to the list of permitted domains for inline images π
@ychbn Ewww and so blatant ! π±
@ychbn Ewww and so blatant ! π±
@ychbn Ewww and so blatant ! π±
@ychbn Ewww and so blatant ! π±
Generally I don't sync passwords on my mobile device, but there is a pass mobile app
Generally I don't sync passwords on my mobile device, but there is a pass mobile app
Generally I don't sync passwords on my mobile device, but there is a pass mobile app
Generally I don't sync passwords on my mobile device, but there is a pass mobile app
@eaplmx Witu gopass you can have multiple repos π
@eaplmx Witu gopass you can have multiple repos π
@eaplmx Witu gopass you can have multiple repos π
@eaplmx Witu gopass you can have multiple repos π
@abucci Okay. Thanks! I'm not good at writing this sort of thing, so maybe you could me through some basics?