https://superuser.com/a/748163
https://superuser.com/a/748163
That said, I almost never use my 3 GB fully, since I have WiFI nearby, but for a long travel, could be cool 😎
And plans with "unlimited data" are relatively more expensive, like 15 USD/month
I think we are more like in the ME age where everything is full of Ads and malware, we wanted everything for free at the reach of a download, and there were a lot of companies saying they could make money but didn't know how, and where desperately selling digital stuff without that much value, but shiny.
SSH eaplmx@twtxt.net
And having a TLI/CLI to manage the feeds?
That would be cool for hackers 😀
For web browsing you have Client certificates or Webauthn which require a lot of configuration or external hardware, mostly difficult to use on a mobile device... 🤔
So, yeah, I'd like to find a good balance between easy to use and hacky*
To avoid using Static passwords + TOTPs (like Google Authenticator codes), have a dynamic Single-factor authentication:
Sign the time (in blocks of 30 seconds like with TOTPS) with your private key, so you have passwords valid for 30-90 seconds. Allow at most 10 attempts every 30 seconds. Obviously, the server checks a valid signature with your registered public key.
For this, you can use an extension for your password manager as you are already doing to manage your static passwords + your TOTPs.
Similar to what Yubikey originally did. There are many weak points like Man in the middle, and phishing, and possible attacks over a known message, that were solved with WebAuthn, but it's a nice exercise to think about.
Disclaimer: Don't roll your own crypto
Disclaimer 2: Don't implement 1FA, if you can do 2FA or MFA =P=
https://www.simplyrecipes.com/recipes/posole_rojo/
Let's enjoy a traditional dish with the family, and celebrate a bit
This Random List Generator uses an advanced algorithm to split a catalog of entries into the required number of teams or groups. The high-grade artificial intelligence allows it to convey a unique, exclusive, and unbiased result.I didn't know about v3 addresses, so I don't know the details rather than
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So, did the keyphrase work for the conversion? Perhaps you could use the BIP39 word list (with 2,048 instead of 65,536 from keyphrase)I didn't know about v3 addresses, so I don't know the details rather than
The address is "the first 80 bits of the SHA-1 of the 1024-bit RSA key"So, did the keyphrase work for the conversion? Perhaps you could use the BIP39 word list (with 2,048 instead of 65,536 from keyphrase)
I've been playing with https://spectre.app although I think having to remember a Master Password + your accounts make it difficult to use for the average user. Furthermore you have to store
I'm thinking more of getting a Dynamic password, like a 9 digits OTP or similar, with seeds/keys stored in some device, like we actually do for 2FA/TOTP.
Also, I've heard of OPAQUE as a way to avoid transmitting passwords, but that's another topic https://ctrlc.hu/opaque/
If I can suggest something, I started changing my passwords to Passphrases, since these are easier to type in some situations when I can't copy-paste them, and due to the length/entropy should be more secure
from
SHCFELe-WpSjR*Zv9VCaFqc2t%Wq7HAvjrG?Ug6mBto
Empathy-Move-Busybody-Tamper9-Curdle-Kilowatt-Vest-UnsavedI've seen BIP39 from the cryptocurrency world for deterministic creation of the phrase, but perhaps there is some open alternative for it https://github.com/bitcoin/bips/blob/master/bip-0039.mediawiki
I've been playing with https://spectre.app although I think having to remember a Master Password + your accounts makes it difficult to use for the average user. You have to remember how exactly the username is stored, or... Having a vault again.
I'm thinking more of getting a Dynamic password, like a 9 digits OTP or similar, with seeds/keys stored in some device, like we actually do for 2FA/TOTP. I'll be not a 2 factor authentication, so I'm going around in circles.
Also, I've heard of OPAQUE as a way to avoid transmitting passwords, but that's another topic https://ctrlc.hu/opaque/
And lastly (for my 280+ characters twt), I like WebAuth with multiple implementations. Perhaps with the support of OS designers, it would be easier for users https://www.wired.com/story/apple-passkeys-password-ios16-ventura/ https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/security/id
https://www.w3schools.com/ai/ai_brainjs.asp
I heard you can do voice recognition offline (pre-trained for English), but have never used it, no idea how well it works
https://deepspeech.readthedocs.io/en/r0.9/
Aaaand also learning Ruby with the fantastic series of books Head First (I learned C#, I think, in 2008)
Was a nice Tuesday, he
That said, I've been researching as a hobby on the old 'trends' like http://www.fordshorthand.com for handwriting, and http://opsahl.github.io/yash/ when you use a keyboard
Stay tuned...
That said, I'm starting with Ruby and Rails, which is more interesting for my background on PHP, Python, JS, C# and such...
Let see how it goes
Now the problem with my home studio is the ventilation and avoiding noise from outside.
Any tips to reduce noise and echoes?
What is Movim ?
A powerful web frontend for XMPP
Movim is a social and chat platform that act as a frontend for the XMPP network.
https://join-lemmy.org/docs/en/index.html
# prevhttps://dev.twtxt.net/doc/archivefeedsextension.html
My question goes more on, I'm looking at your .txt and can't see your older twts
https://twtxt.net/user/prologic/twtxt.txt
2. Getting out of town with my wife, parents and brothers
3. Forget about code and digital life for a bit
And the concept of digital stamps is nice, I've heard of it a few times before, but I think it would be difficult with many free alternatives, and the concept of digital telecommunications as 'free'.
Why do you want to know the true/previous size ?
#randomQuestionsForAThursday
https://www.wikiwand.com/en/Solarpunk
I think the first step is not consuming that content, next one is to fomplain, and las part is becoming a monk and stop using digital content < /s>
I think the first step is not consuming that content, next one is to fomplain, and las part is becoming a monk and stop using digital content
I'm not receiving anything from my content but it would be nice. I live in a hobbyist network (creating and consuming paying with time) and in the commercial one as well. I pay for some content and don't pay for some other. I use uBlock and Vanced. I get frustrated when in groups of 'profesional' people, books and magazines are shared shamelessly. I pay for Spotify, and I download music from YouTube. I hate the first 2 minutes of ads and bumpers. I have read "Information doesn't want to be free" and I know there is a fight between everything online has to be open vs closed and paywalled.
All that said, well... The problem is deeper, comes again from the recommendation algorithms shaping our lives and that's the real danger. That's why instead of organic or automatic recommendation, they need the subscription, to avoid their channel being forgotten due to 527 videos before and short-term memory.
I guess I'll overcomplicate it even more, but for now it was the easiest solution for a referee to follow the ball, while they is walking across a line.
Based on: https://www.wikiwand.com/en/Referee_(association_football)#/Positioning_and_responsibilities
The tricky part is in naming what you are trying to find, ha!
A quick example of what I was trying to achieve today:
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/10301001/perpendicular-on-a-line-segment-from-a-given-point
Just a wild idea, it would depend on your current architecture and how much it could change soon
That said, anything user-configurable is a pain in the back since you have to add editors, validators, tutorials and such. I wouldn't do it yet, unless you have a paying user or similar. Perhaps you can add 2 or 5 presets which you can rename for general purposes. And then you store the amounts for that activity and have an equivalent number across exercises, again, like calories.
That said, anything user-configurable is a pain in the back since you have to add editors, validators, tutorials and such. I wouldn't do it yet, unless you have a paying user or similar. Perhaps you can add 2 or 5 presets which you can rename for general purposes. And then you store the amounts for that activity and have an equivalent numeet between exercises, again, like calories.
I thought it was going to be tedious to type every kind of info, so I went down to a single number representing I did any exercise, being the final goal to do more.
It was burned calories for me...
I have mixed feelings, since when it's a Hobby project is not a big deal leaving it 'incomplete', without users, and such. But as a Side project which could at least earn some bucks to pay the expenses, there is some pain in not having traction as a product.
Any general advice?
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(Random story ahead) The name is pretty relatable for me since I heard that word in a Popular Mechanics magazine a few years ago about the band.
Do you have some screenshots or a quick video to watch how is it going? I know programmers are more text-based but an appealing image is always useful to share the visual idea behind it.
Something that has happened to me with FitBot is that if I leave the project in a theoretical way, only writing about it, and thinking about how to create it, I get sick of the idea. So I need some users (starting with me) to feel the product/software/service is alive.
I guess there are already many tools to do that (my brother uses one when he's riding a bike, with fancy animations and a 3D map), but when you make your own tool, it tastes differently.
Share with us if you revive it!
I'm making a simple bot to record my weekly exercise in a Fake League like Duolingo does. If you want to try it, and share some feedback with me, join here:
https://t.me/GemuFitBot
What would be more useful to me, is if it worked to motivate you to exercise more every week
Yeah, I've created and moderated a few communities (local and remote, but in Spanish)...
I know it takes time, I was simply holding many eggs in the same basket, to manage another community. I'll check it again after some cleanup of hobbies I have to make over here but thank you for the follow-up, and as I often say, thanks for creating Yarn and being a Poderator
I paused the pod since no one else was using it, and I saw no interest from Latin or Spanish communities (yet)...
I often recommend reading this one: https://medium.com/civic-tech-thoughts-from-joshdata/so-you-want-to-reform-democracy-7f3b1ef10597
As saying how to fix something is easy, actually doing it has been difficult, in fact, I'm not doing it anymore.
Also, for me as a geeky developer, twtxt and twtxt are clear. (Yarn extensions were confusing at the start tho)
Maybe an adaptation for Twitter or Mastodon users would be helpful?
Also, for me as a geeky developer, twtxt and twtxt are clear. (Yarn extensions were confusing at the start tho)
Maybe an adaptation por Twitter or Mastodon users would be helpful?
if I find anything weird I'll send to a msg
- Sent from Goryon
@prologic creó varias extensiones https://dev.twtxt.net para que funcione más similar a una red social
Yarn.social es un servicio Web para dar una experiencia tipo Twitter/microblogging, que crea el archivo Twtxt por ti, y permite leer de otros lugares que no usan Yarn.
@prologic creó varias extensiones https://dev.twtxt.net para que funcione más similar a una red social.
Yarn.social es un servicio Web para ofrecer una experiencia tipo Twitter/microblogging, que crea el archivo Twtxt por ti, y permite leer de otros lugares que no usan Yarn.
@prologic creó varias extensiones (https://dev.twtxt.net) para que funcione más similar a una red social.
Yarn.social es un servicio Web para ofrecer una experiencia tipo Twitter/microblogging, que crea el archivo Twtxt por ti, y permite leer de otros lugares que no usan Yarn.
I guess it's something similar on cars, homes, travels and such 🤔
I've replaced the battery twice, and the screen once (I dropped the phone), besides that it's pretty decent hardware. I won't say they are better than Android, but for the price, you receive something good.
Error following feed @< https://eapl.mx/diariodeemas/atom.xml>: erroneous feed detected
It seems to be valid tho https://www.rssboard.org/rss-validator/check.cgi?url=https%3A%2F%2Feapl.mx%2Fdiariodeemas%2Fatom.xml
A regular passphrase, like taking a random quote from a book is not ideal, perhaps the equivalent to using 'password123'
I switched from using long random passwords like
qayxTW7rr8T95V8b8ZHV4QMHcaTssVqDwEEr3Hzrto
Ream4-Cope-Daringly-Waving-Likeness-Urchin-AriseThey are easier to type, and have similar entropy (if used correctly)
As @retrocrash says, the real problem is with
allowed_chars <= 50I guess I used it many moons ago (pun intended), thanks for the reminder!
You'd be surprised at how many people are reading email newsletters nowadays, trying to flee from media and using the evergreen email.
I found this random link from the marketing side, but I'd like to have numbers from the hobbyist side, comparing usage of RSS vs email, for instance:
https://blog.hubspot.com/marketing/email-marketing-stats
Being a fan of Inbox Zero, I like to unsubscribe from content not attractive to me or only receive a weekly summary (like that from IndieHackers.com). With RSS I feel I receive a push of everything the blog has created.
But again, I haven't used it in years.
I think RSS switched to Social Media, then to email newsletters, but I agree with @movq on being mainly for the lack of discoverability in browsers.
On Gemini I use Antenna, or even Telegram channels to push the content to me. I don't know, I'm not an avid consumer of blogs, and that's perhaps the reason I don't like to receive content in aggregators. IDK.
Today for research purposes I opened The Old Reader with my account of 2010 and it was a blast of nostalgia, old blogs, content creators and even relatives sharing their content about 12 years ago... #dontTryThisAtHome
Over here my main one has been Brave (after ditching Opera for not supporting the chrome's Dark Mode). But lately, I've been using a bit more Edge, Firefox, Libre Wolf on Windows 10, and Firefox Nightly on Android