⊥ᵒᵚ Cᵸᵎᶺᵋᶫ∸ᵒᵘ ☑️ @falken@social.cleverlibre.org

lol, a way to bypass the Microsoft account requirement in Windows 11 - type username no@thankyou.com, any password, and it bumps you to local account creation.

Two factor authentication is great and I think everyone should use it, but it does make sharing access within groups difficult (e.g. sharing a group at gmail dot com address). Some sites allow you to register multiple 2FA devices, but others only allow one.

"Web Push on iOS requires installing the web app"

https://webventures.rejh.nl/blog/2023/ios-web-push-requires-install/

Just when I was coming around to thinking I shouldn't always assume the worst when it comes to the web on iOS....

My favorite thing to see in my inbox 😍😍. I spent more than I should have, but I really wanted (needed?) that free gift 🚚 😂 #lego #afol

So sorry for this thread. The TL;DR here is that a timeline with things like the Online Safety Bill is a bad timeline. But if we must live in a bad timeline, I’d rather live in one where the UK is losing the war for (tech CEO) hearts and minds and putting its economy on the line.

Anyway the nature of threats is that if people don’t voluntarily comply under threat, sometimes you have to follow through with the promised consequences. This is the frame through which I view the UK Online Safety bill.

Trying out @mammoth

So far, liking its clean aesthetic.

So many cool Mastodon clients! This is like the golden age of Twitter clients again.

From @Riana_Crypto a🔥 takedown & dissection of another vague, menacing UK anti-privacy proposal. This one would criminalize “sophisticated encrypted communications devices"

When the UK swings for fundamental rights they really put their back into it.

https://cyberlaw.stanford.edu/blog/2023/02/my-comment-uk-government-its-proposal-ban-%E2%80%9Cbespoke%E2%80%9D-%E2%80%9Csophisticated%E2%80%9D-encrypted-phones