floathub
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Comment · 5 days ago
Good opportunity for us Emacs users to proselytize: send an intro video to a few people who don't use Emacs but should :-)
Comment · 11 days ago
So much is missing (e.g. "Group of Seven" yields nonsensical results). Nice idea, but probably needs a couple of orders of comprehensiveness to be anything close to justifying it's name :-)
Comment · 12 days ago
This is not a fix per se, just one way to mitigate the issue until older PHP versions are updated and/or one uses this CVE as the final motivation to update those really old PHP sites ... :-)
Comment · 27 days ago
The thesis being that if you can pack multiple models onto a single GPU, you can actually increase processing capacity with a fixed amount of hardware.
Comment · 28 days ago
Emacs text interface, Emacs GUI interface, and ... sorry what's the third one?
:-)
Comment · 1 month ago
One unique idea for solving the chip shortage: pack more models into each existing GPU by having them share the resources. :-)
Comment · 2 months ago
He is charged with obstruction, but under domestic terrorism (as defined by a national security presidential memorandum).
Comment · 2 months ago
According to the article, he was actually using GrapheneOS and gave the border official the Duress PIN. So I guess technically it was the official that erased the data :-)
Comment · 3 months ago
Depends on what qualifies as a password "manager", but I've been using pass (https://www.passwordstore.org/) for years on multiple desktops, and have recently added iOS app sepass to my setup (https://sepass.modiot.com/).
Quite complicated to get it all setup (definitely not for non-technical users), but both are GPL and I now have all my passwords available with hardware protection (yubikey on desktop, secure enclave on iOS) in all locations.
Comment · 3 months ago
Came across this recently, which I find is a good and short intro to Emacs for people who don't use it:
Comment · 3 months ago
Hi HN. We use YubiKeys on desktops/laptops with pass/password-store, and have been fiddling with various ways to get them to work on our phones and tablets for a long time. Sort of dawned on us that since the Apple secure enclave gives the same sort of "non-extractable" protection as a YubiKey does, we could just use that. Paired with touch/face-id, seems like a pretty good YubiKey alternative for a mobile app. Since we could not find an iOS password-store client that uses the secure enclave, we wrote one.
Bit of a fiddly setup process (see https://github.com/modiotlabs/sepass#using-the-app), but otherwise we're finding it very useful.
Really appreciate any feedback on this, especially potential vulnerabilities or weak approaches we are taking. We are not full-time cryptography/security experts, so would particularly like to see a hearty critique of how we've gone about this from anyone who is.
[ my public key: https://keybase.io/floathub; my proof: https://keybase.io/floathub/sigs/qGN3TTQyNa8m9BSRQT732uRjNJdv2Y67rjpkx4tXHFI ]