Fushuan [he/him]

Telefonica is a Spanish ISP tho. It does operate in Germany, but the ISP is spanish. It’s in the name c’mon.

Bitwarden uploads the whole vault (the whole json of passwords, passkey codes, MFA identifiers, credit card info…) encrypted with your master password. Meaning that whatever is on the cloud should be virtually unbreakable. That’s why every time you write the password in the extension or Android app or whatever it takes a second or two to open, because it’s downloading and decrypting everything locally.

When you update a password they need to reencrypt the whole vault and re-upload it again even though it’s wasteful since that’s their whole security plan.

I wouldn’t classify passkeys as MFA tho, they are a passwordless method that’s more secure than most MFA methods. Afaik it’s based on signed certificates or something like that and that’s virtually unhackable unless someone gets physical access to your device (and that’s game over anyway).

Agreed in general, but that’s how improvements roll out for anything basically.

You enable it where it works, and you keep using the nonce based MFA whose name I can’t recall right now for where it doesn’t work well.

It might sound annoying but that’s society, it takes a long time to adopt new tools and build a standard.

It technically is, it’s not about the amount of actions you need to do, it’s about the amount of actions the platform you are logging in needs to do with you. That both interactions interface with a bitwarden local device makes the weak link your local device, which already was anyway.

You might like the current implementation of bitwarden passkeys. You have the master password to unlock your vault of passwords and passkeys as per usual, but then the webpages connect with the extension to authenticate via passkey, so there’s no weak link where the password is sent, but changing the master password doesn’t affect all your other passkeys afaik.

No, that’s MFA, the rotating number code thing. Passkeys are another thing.

Idk, when I want to log into my personal GitHub a bitwarden window opens from the extension, I click the GitHub profile I wanna sign in, and I do.

It’s a great implementation since it’s not linked to a physical device and it lets me authenticate in place. It’s still MFA, it’s just more comfy.

offered a buyout for several months of salary to quit.

That’s actually what I understand a layoff is. The company must compensate for some time in relation to the antiquity of the working relationship.

You might be referring to a firing? That’s when the company doesn’t need to compensate you because you fucked up or something. Where I live, Spain, firing someone is very hard but laying someone off isn’t.

I was in Japan two months ago vacationing, and I asked the local guide about the work culture. He told us that although the fame is real, there were some high profile suicides during COVID due to toxic work conditions and that there have been some reforms in the field that have improved the situation a lot. By how much I can’t say, but in case you worked before then maybe the situation is better than what you remember? Hopefully.

It’s not gonna be on protondb because it’s not a steam game my dude.

What I did to play it was to install heroic, then through heroic install battle.net, and via battlenet install HotS. Battlenet is opened via heroic, so everything running and being installed through battlenet will be installed in the same wine prefix (virtual windows space, if you will). And will work if launched via battlenet.

So basically, install Heroic, download the battlenet installer, add a new “game” in heroic, run the installer, open it. Once you have battlenet installed you can install blizzard games through there and open them through there without issues.

The issue here is that there are things like NVIDIA drivers that require rebuilding the kernel for legit reasons. If those kernels were already rebuilt and signed by the arch team, or somehow there was a way to know the signed version of the baseline kernel and list which utilities were added on top when recompiling the kernel, there would be a way to know for sure that there’s no fucking kernel level cheats, which would kill all the fucking kernel anti cheats running around.

But they prefer to bitch and moan and enforce total control instead.

The real winners here are pirates because thanks to companies streaming quality media, we get quality pirated media the moment or hours later, whereas with film we had to wait until DVD until we got quality pirated film.

I have it medium hardened (blue numbers) and my bank works with nothing extra allowed! I hate them for everything else but that’s cool.

You are not understanding my sentence. I said that my brain was filtering the grammar errors for me.

Your statement is correct but the brain IS filtering stuff for you, all the time. Every sensory signal is filtered through your subconscious mind before it reaches your conscious mind.

Saying that the brain filters grammar errors is a completely correct statement, I’m really not getting why you are saying that you can’t filter stuff by not filtering them, it’s a correct statement but it just doesn’t apply.

Your written tone is very condescending for someone that is missing the original point, come on.

Oh my god, I think I finally got your comment. You meant that the sentence “filtered it through” is incorrect for the intent of filtering something, the world “through” should be eliminated. Yes? Because filtering something through is letting it in little by little, while my intent was to say that the errors weren’t being let in since they were filtered subconsciously. That was what you meant?

Please do confirm if this was your original intent, I’m very confused. If it was low key damn you for not being more clear but also sorry for misunderstanding and making a mountain out of a molehill (I think I used this idiom correctly).

I did intend to say that I filtered the grammatical errors through, meaning that my brain was reading the pure meaning. You said that I allowed the errors through unfiltered, which is incorrect in my interpretation of the sentence since that would imply I would not be able to parse the meaning correctly, having to deal with grammar mistakes.

Think about it, if you try to eat a porridge with chunks, you need to do extra effort processing the chunks through, hey spend time with them. But if you filter the chunks through, you can process the porridge faster. So no, your correction is incorrect actually, I meant what I said.

It’s not that deep though, which is why I said that it really doesn’t matter how you want to describe it.

PD: Also, the way you formed that sentence is annoying. Why don’t you explain the difference yourself instead of expecting others to do all the legwork in a conversation? You ask if I recognise THE difference, but there are many differences between those sentences in a given context, it depends on how you interpret it. It’s low key rude.

However you wanna describe it, the point is that we tend to look for the meaning behind the words because we are used to hearing badly spoken English.

You clearly aren’t from an “english is the third language” country. I would not write like that but also I didn’t notice the grammar errors until they were pointed out, my brain filtered them through.

Don’t lie, just don’t talk.

That would have been a completely different situation though. Even if the pass was written in a note inside his phone case, it’s not illegal to have it, right? If your computer has a button that wipes it and a cop presses it, you aren’t liable, right?

The issue here is that he told the cop that that button switches the computer on, which is a lie and it shows intent on destroying evidence.