The Core

What about Duo?

I have to use Duo for one account, but that seems to be more for enterprise rather than consumer. I do like the interface and functionality. Seems more polished and stable than others. Do they even have a free version?

Quote from: bill on August 17, 2018, 08:34:34 AM

I've been using Authy for years

https://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/6f0hhb/coinbase_recommendation_migrate_from_authy_to/

The old SMS text vulnerability... That is a down side.
Hard for me to migrate from Authy just due to the time involved. I used to religiously screenshot the QR codes and save them, but I was using multiple devices and maintaining my OTPs among them was a PITA. Authy made all that go away. Things like wiping my phone and restoring then meant I had to setup Google Authenticator from scratch with all of the codes.

I guess for things that are critical like a bank or financial account you could still use an alternate OTP app like FreeOTP. I haven't found one yet that will allow me to easily backup and restore a OTP store. That would be ideal.

Might need to look into this YubiKey app mentioned in the thread.

I was there last week and it seemed to be all anyone was talking about. I guess it did look a bit brown, but I haven't seen it otherwise. It was a bit noticeable from the plane when taking off though. I thought I'd be hearing of the World Cup or politics in the pub, but instead the brown grass was the topic of the day.

Little:  How did you not get into HAM when your dad was into it!

Yeah. One thing I've learned along the way is that a lot of that old equipment still holds value today depending what shape it's in. A lot of these radios don't depreciate much and some even sell for more than when they were purchased.

I've always thought HAM was neat and wanted to get into it but didn't know where/ how to get started.

It's not too difficult to get licensed. The FCC publishes all of the test questions and answers. You could just memorize them and pass the test. I used an online test training site to drill myself on the questions and was able to pass the Technician class and General class tests in one sitting. I need to study a bit more to get the top class Extra so I could do everything, but the General class license lets me do quite a bit. I could get you more info if you're really interested.

Bummed about this. He was working really hard on revamping WmW behind the scenes. Although it may look the same as before, but he took the 1990s code and made it look the same in HTML5. An unsung accomplishment that a lot of people over there seem to have forgotten.

An impressive individual who will be sorely missed...

I was very anal about putting everyone I followed on Twitter into one or more category lists, so I can scan topics via TweetDeck using these lists, which also seems not to show any ads (or maybe it's just all my privacy add-ons). I've found that usable in certain situations, but like aaron I find it leads me down a rabbit hole time suck vortex that is hard to justify sometimes.

Started playing with Mastodon a little over a year ago. Made accounts on various servers to see how the different policies of instances would affect feeds.  The instance owner/admin can set federation and limit what can be seen, so if you have an uber-SJW admin they'll block federation of any other Mastodon instance that 'offends' them...so I find those a bit limiting.  However the opposite extreme can be found as well and those are neighborhoods best not visited while in the office. It's hard to find an instance that's 'just right', and that may be why people find it easier to just setup their own. I'm looking forward to Th3 Core instance...