Oops, missed that part. Not that I know of, though SMS is a terrible way to do 2FA. It annoys me so many businesses and banks use it.

Gen Zs do. not. give. a. fuck.

Bitwarden has 2FA built in, and you can host it yourself if you want.

Stop, I can only get so erect…

SELinux has left the chat.

The one that really annoys me is using “-r” and “-R” interchangeably for recursion. Why that has stood is beyond me.

Feasting on the hearts of infants in his retirement compound, no doubt.

They could have multi-angle IMAX video of Trump cornholing a dozen toddlers and the MAGats would still think he was the second coming of Christ.

Anyone that doesn’t want to be President should automatically win. If you want it, you should be locked in a cold, dark room until the election is over. And maybe slapped a few times for good measure.

https://www.amazon.ca/Dongle-EG25-G-M2M-optimized-Module-Global/dp/B096TQJR73/ref=sr_1_13

At this point, I’ve found a carrier that does 10GB for $17 a SIM (and I could probably get away with less data for cheaper), and I’d be fine with that. I have several rPis that act as hubs taking in LoRa data from things like solar pumps, water bowls and bins, but backhauling to the central server over LoRa is a pain, and we don’t have LoS to all of them so using radio bridges is spotty. Some sites are 10km away over hills. And moving everything to MQTT would make my life easier than my custom BS programming that has devices talking to each other directly.

We don’t generally have issues with phones and where I do, I can probably put up an antenna if the dongle has an external port, or I’m willing to spend extra $$ for an uplink with external. I currently have a Microhard LTE-CAT4 that I use on one remote site that seems to get good reception, but that unit is pretty pricy and I have to fart around with network cables and power when I could just be plugging in a USB dongle.

I see a lot of cheap ones on Amazon, but I was hoping someone had a common Linux specific model they know works, because most of those look pretty janky.

So when you say “dissolved”, would that be a particular type of acid or the stomach juices of nocturnal carrion eaters?

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Jellyfin is basically a storage/streaming server. You still have to get the files, which is where Sonarr/Radarr/QBT come in.

Make sure you’re out before Canada gets into another dispute with China and they resort to hostage diplomacy again.

GrapheneOS and duress PIN.

Edge is what you use to download a browser.

Mozilla doesn’t seem to have a working strategy

Guess they couldn’t replicate the “own everything that people use to get stuff on the internet and make secret breaking changes to constantly mess up other browsers” strategy.

That’s a funny way to spell “hang”.

So… parallel reconstruction gets another workout.