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Interesting, I didn’t know that. So how do they derive the digits?
Interesting, I didn’t know that. So how do they derive the digits?
Do you think the SMS codes are not time-based on the companies’ ends? How are they deriving the digits, then?
“Time-based One-Time Password” literally says nothing about the delivery method. Who said it can’t involve remote sending?
And what would you call it, then, SOTP?
Anyway, regardless of the terminology-nitpicking, my point still stands.
I don’t love the idea of having an authenticator app installed on my phone
For anything? Why not? Surely you don’t believe SMS-based TOTP is safer, right?
web storage
Google Drive?
Awesome! How’d they react?
Oh… I didn’t know Obsidian isn’t FOSS… Hmm, all I can think of is just some sort of read-only file on the other side’s end, and opening the two of them in split-screen…
That way my partner can edit their list and I can see what they’re editing while doing the same on mine, thus avoiding collisions.
Even though you say you want to ditch this system, this is really as clever and thoughtful as it is creative and incredibly determined (in terms of sticking to FOSS to achieve this). You’re inspiring!
Right, I can imagine that I could lock myself out otherwise. Thanks for the walkthrough!
I’m mortified to say I could certainly do more in this regard. Do you recommend a preferred method?
PS Bitwarden (company) stores only the encrypted version on their servers so that’s not an issue either
Whew, thanks!! They’re so Signal-level ingenious.
they have a phenomenal track record in terms of security
I read that they have bowed to email subpoenas in the past.
I do have some issues with their organization accounts though.
Like what? And is Proton Pass open-source?
What if the HDD catches on fire or the room gets flooded while you’re not home?
Oh, good to know, thanks!
I guess it’s in cases when I may not be able to use Bitwarden, but… I suppose it can be used everywhere! Clearly, I’m new to this thing, so that’s good to know!
For PC, audacity has all these features, but its pretty clunky to use.
You could eliminate that clunkiness by building an AutoHotkey script to blaze through the menu to select and slow down the recording in one press.
But the official SyncThing was more recently updated, last I checked. Should that be of concern?
I meant that the uneven distribution may be unfair, not that fairness = evenness. But yeah, I guess there’d be no way to tell what the optimal redistribution should be…
At first, I thought you were talking about any FOSS alternative to this Pac-Man-like shooter: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.jakyl.fmn&hl=en