danielmartins

I still don’t get why password managers builders think it’s a great idea to store MFA token together with the password, totally defeating the purpose of MFA in the first place.

So maybe _now_ we will have some sort of official postmortem on what's been happening so we, as customers, can make an informed decision on whether we should continue using GitHub or look for other options?

Judging by the poor hardware quality of some Google Pixel generations, I'm not putting my money anywhere near this thing.

Edit: spelling

I had a Pixel 6a with Graphene OS for a year before the phone started to glitch and eventually die. It ran pretty hot; sometimes it was hard to even hold the phone in my hands without burning myself.

I could not get a replacement as I bought the phone in a foreign country (Google doesn’t sell Pixels here in Brazil).

So as much as I love the idea of running a more private phone, I found the hardware extremely fragile and poorly designed, so I will not buy from them again anytime soon.

Thanks!

Looks awesome, amazing work!

Any particular/strong reason for choosing Zig for this?

Not as generally available as I thought, and for the looks of it, feels just as "hacky" as the preview with respect to the user experience. For some reason, I was expecting more from them.

> This is not true, if you run Debian / CentOS7 / Ubuntu, out of the box the settings are good. The thing you don't want to do is start to modify the network stack by reading random blogs.

I agree these are good defaults, but they are not meant to work well for all kinds of workloads. And yes, if things are working for you they way they are, that's okay; there's no need to change anything.

On the other hand, I personally don't know anyone who runs production servers of any kind on top of unmodified Linux distros.