@zleap NO. Fight Fight Fight even if it means you get injured more. Bodily injury generally heals faster then injury to one's heart and soul. And the idea that not fighting back means you escape trauma is ludicrous. And in my daughter's case she was grabbed from behind and wasn't really given a chance to say much of anything.
@jrballesteros05 but that would not have happened with a fresh password, as you've written yourself :)
i just want things to work.. i had some random lockouts which all had cost me my most valuable resource, time. i can't stand if i'm locked out of a service and have to wait for customer service to fix things :)
it's fine if services offer u2f, but i don't want to be forced.
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@icare4america that even has good sources. i wonder what the explanation will be this time.
i bet something along the lines of: "clearly it was oMiKrOn all along!!1"
@jrballesteros05 it's just show. especially if the code is generated on the same device the user logs in. in the end it's just another password which gets shoved into a function to create a time based token.
in theory it might be a good idea if done on a different device, but in practice it's often done on one. then it's just a hassle instead of more security, imho.
Is it any wonder Covid is seen as a hidden agenda
The UK media has three types of report, one that the new variant is not that much of a threat, another is that it is serious threat, other reports say we don't actually know yet
Maybe the media need to hold off reporting, until they can get some consistent facts.
@Pat thats the joke ;)
@65536 sure, i'd recommend a bit of distro hopping anyway :)
@Nyla_Smokeyface
@65536 i think all the features tend to get stuck in the head.
it's like the old idea that if you learn basic as your first language things get really hard if you want to learn another more advanced language.
@Nyla_Smokeyface even if it might be a bit much to digest, i'd start with something more basic like debian, arch, gentoo, slackware (i learned from all of those!).
you really learn more about the system with them. which is otherwise hidden from you by layers of GUIs.
second tip would be to do a real install on e.g. an old laptop. VMs are nice, but it's just not the same as real hardware.
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