And next time buy a brother printer.

Ubiquiti used to be the only one I knew about that I could host and block internet access. Is there anything else these days? Ubiquiti stuff is kinda shit these days.

Your last sentence is exactly my point.

This might as well be an article about windows systems exposing RDP to the internet.

What use is an immutable system, if it doesn’t already have the data on it that an attacker can steal?

I prayed doom eternal, that was the only one. Then I bought it a week later.

I’d be all over it, but only if it wasn’t full of log collection and self driving bullshit like all EVs. EVs are a step to buying a rental. It’s not yours. Cameras will be watching. You driving habits, tracks, conversations, etc, all sent to god knows where. This is the future of vehicles and it’s bullshit.

I’ve had no lucky with my 7 digit exports and can’t find anywhere to reset them, but it seems these services only use authy for totp.

For my 6 digit ones I was able to export them all and move apps with this guide

https://gist.github.com/gboudreau/94bb0c11a6209c82418d01a59d958c93

There’s also a YouTube video here:

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=n7ruB_uFcj4

One issue I had was authy kept trying to auto update from the old version any time I was in the setup process and it would cease to function, forcing me to restart it, and then it was updated.

All I did was go to the appdata folder in windows where it was installed and I found different folders for the specific version and I just opened a terminal there and ran it with the argument defined in the guide and it worked fine.

We destroy ourselves. Lol

But less is more

I don’t know when or why I learned vi, but once I used it for that short period of time I got used to it and it’s just muscle memory for me now. 99% of the dime I’m using x to delete text, yy (or #yy) and dd (or #dd) or p/P to copy/delete/paste lines, or :s/oldtext/newtext/g, or :wq or :x to write and quit. That’s like basically all I ever use VI for and it’s quick and easy to do. Once you know it, like anything, it’s quite a nice editor. Of course it can do a lot more than I typically use it for.

If you think it’s complicated, think about the first time you had to type sudo apt-get install firefox instead of googling Firefox and double clicking an executable.

Works but I always found using both is better.

Also how long till google doesn’t let you use an ad blocker. Ublock origin on Firefox is king.

I couldn’t care less about 120Hz when my privacy is at stake. Even if chrome has per tab isolation, I’m sure Google’s got its mittens in there somewhere.

A second load time difference, meh. Not a big deal to me. Same with materialU

I think their point is that it’s going to fragment things for web developers and make stuff more difficult to manage.

Eh nothing too alarming. At the time I installed it arch was still requiring a full build from scratch without a Gui installer. I’d definitely go back when I reinstall next time.

Hard to take the comment seriously when there’s no reasoning behind it lol. Working fine for me for a few years now.

I’ve been happiest with arch, then later manjaro since I didn’t have to build it but it’s still arch.

There’s a lot more software for it with access to AUR. Personally I find it works well for me and I’ve been using arch and arch-based since 2015.

In case it wasn’t clear, I use arch btw.

I’ll get excited when the best available card comes back down to 600 CAD. Probably never gonna happen

Semen. For now…