Posts by portaloffreedom@social.linux.pizza
(DIR) Post #B51PIY39q7cOEXocAy by portaloffreedom@social.linux.pizza
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@gardiner_bryant hopefully that gave enough ideas. But, I do have a couple of other suggestions after giving it more brain power.No logout solution: the logout button brings you to the login screen but does not invalidate the token, so login is possible again with no password input. This will make you support the person once every 2 months.Automated support: give him a robocall center to call to reset his password via phone.And than that got me thinking, if the person is more comfortable with phones rather than computers, why not a login with the phone? Input SMS code to complete the login (I know I know SMS are not the best, but it might be a good compromise here). Or something else like scan a QR code.In the end the password is just a mechanism to "prove the identity". If you can prove that a connection is from the authorized person with another method that is not memory, or memory of a different kind (pattern memory? Probably too simple for a web exposed endpoint) that will probably work too.Alas, if you don't have a budget for implementing passkeys I'm afraid these are more thought exercises than practical solutions....Anyway, cheers :)
(DIR) Post #B57j2edAlhHA2g7SMK by portaloffreedom@social.linux.pizza
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@davidrevoy to be fair, I didn't even notice the difference
(DIR) Post #B5JlJaUxuubNxD0ALI by portaloffreedom@social.linux.pizza
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@EUCommission is this still only available for people with a Google or Apple account? Or can we do it without American corporations?
(DIR) Post #B5Kd2BzfAR3qYUVxey by portaloffreedom@social.linux.pizza
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@icculus I first assumed you meant: SDL had AI now, don't use it (SDL).It was the opposite, don't use AI.
(DIR) Post #B5LvLyQVJO0AbPbxBY by portaloffreedom@social.linux.pizza
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@gamingonlinux ah, enterprise only stuff. Cool. Completely useless.
(DIR) Post #B5ejtco8gm8Tx6BVdg by portaloffreedom@social.linux.pizza
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@gardiner_bryant same here.A partial response I got was that queries are optimized like a JIT type of thing, so having bytecode queries probably makes sense.This does not explain how such a terrible language like SQL is still the standard. It's positively terrible because it works sometimes backwards sometimes forward and the complexity of your query comes from context more than the code itself...
(DIR) Post #B5sj85rW59MONNXSKm by portaloffreedom@social.linux.pizza
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@EUCommission probably no one reads it here, but you should give some resources to @postmarketOS , since they are the forefront for this problem; and they tackle it even before recycling, making these devices reusable.
(DIR) Post #B6FUj5E0NtliRBJe4m by portaloffreedom@social.linux.pizza
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@gamingonlinux I swear I recognize that scream from some game. Probably Team Fortress 2
(DIR) Post #B6QrkbiNVaNVB2mGY4 by portaloffreedom@social.linux.pizza
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@ariadne private cars probably too?
(DIR) Post #B6TAf1ZmjLHh5njHUm by portaloffreedom@social.linux.pizza
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@ariadne "I believe you might be right" is the strongest assertion you'll ever get from a scientist.
(DIR) Post #B6ePW5CxUg0bnko2dM by portaloffreedom@social.linux.pizza
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@selea I advice against it. If you install HAOS you loose control of your device entirely. Forget root, you don't even get a shell (on the actual host system, escaping from the nest of dockers).
(DIR) Post #B6nKkSa77GbuMW3x1k by portaloffreedom@social.linux.pizza
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@mary yes. Let me try to remember and I'll get back to youEdit: I think someone recommended me this onehttps://f-droid.org/packages/nodomain.freeyourgadget.gadgetbridge
(DIR) Post #B6nPbunpJwqn3MDoDw by portaloffreedom@social.linux.pizza
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@mary ah mmmmm Should be possibile to use it a starter point...
(DIR) Post #B6nQHoO7YnyTJyAxqi by portaloffreedom@social.linux.pizza
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@gardiner_bryant @notnomiSylimE don't worry pepperoni is spelled wrong however you look at it.Disclaimer: Italian is my mother tong.
(DIR) Post #B89g9E1Tryqni5SSMC by portaloffreedom@social.linux.pizza
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@gamingonlinux almost like they are all sharing the same engine and have been ported by the same studio 😁
(DIR) Post #B89g9G0UUdFNrb0h5k by portaloffreedom@social.linux.pizza
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Do you want to discuss or are you just looking for validation?
(DIR) Post #B8hWOQs5qyXCCHoDQ0 by portaloffreedom@social.linux.pizza
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@davidrevoy @NullTheFool I might add: they are rarely done well and break after a few years because they didn't include the right libraries within. I have 2 examples already of broken appimages because they are too old. One having some weird mesa libraries inside that got old, the other requiring gtk2 libraries externally.
(DIR) Post #B948JC0zHMwsUu1Ywq by portaloffreedom@social.linux.pizza
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@gardiner_bryant a comment on the battery life. They stated publicly that currently 14 days is what should be expected, but the chip has the potential to do 30 days, something they would like to unlock with future updates.
(DIR) Post #B9jKpkbMCs2otRK8HI by portaloffreedom@social.linux.pizza
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@selea I got one and I'm following the progress. It's going to be seriously underpowered compared laptops and desktops, but it is very interesting nevertheless.
(DIR) Post #B9pKU28nq5AgzUYYW8 by portaloffreedom@social.linux.pizza
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@gamingonlinux before they remove it while complaining on the 1% of linux users creating 70% of the tickets.Yes, I can hold a grudge (see Rust game on linux for reference)