Is it meaningful for a CLI tool to use MFA/One Time Passwords, e.g. with #PyOTP, or is that really only meaningful for a server application where the one time password is a gatekeeper to the encrypted file? With a CLI, the encrypted file is right there on the file system
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Is it meaningful for a CLI tool to use MFA/One Time Passwords, e.g. with #PyOTP, or is that really only meaningful for a server application where the one time password is a gatekeeper to the encrypted file? With a CLI, the encrypted file is right there on the file system.
Those bitcoin wallets with lost keys, that is the sort of password db strength I'd like. That is proof that $$$$ offline attacking isn't enough. We could just post our encrypted binary db to our home page with anonymous access & still be safe. (Yeah, defense in layers, but if the core db isn't safe against offline attack, that is the weak link)
I'm storing my passwords in a Large Language Model. When I need my password, I will ask it to generate 20 passwords that I might have and will hallucinate 19 and recall 1.
#chatgpt "write a secure password database!" Stores on the hash, so you look up your password and it well just tell you if you are right or wrong, not the real password.... sort of just like the website.
With some prodding, #ChatGPT writes a better password DB.
Now I'm constrained by not knowing what other features are worth having. Maybe storing the encrypted bytes in S3.
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Holiday goals- make it to the podium for the cookie eating and gift opening events.
@8vit@gs.yvt.jp yes, hourly rate limits, daily rate limits, and it is limited on number of tokens in a request and number of tokens you can get back. Invisibly we are also rate limited on the memory and compute used for a response. Until there is a paid option, no easy way to circumvent. Break your questions into parts, think before you ask.
Apropos nothing this website says I am "very strong". Dude, I'm just changing my password.
#chatgpt can write the kpop lyrics, stable diffusion creates the album cover, what AI can sing?
Security dudes: A domain represents a stable identity.
Me resetting accounts: Oh, we just have to believe that domain foo is now domain bar because no one can stay in business for more than 10 minutes, no one can resist changing their domains every 10 minutes (protonmail.com? never heard of them, now proton.me)
"Tweets"
Honestly, not as menacing as people say when I write it that way.
Walked around the neighborhood to see the Xmas lights--
I haven't been this cold since I went to Iceland in the spring.
IIIIIIIII'llll be chaaaaaaning paaaaassword for Christmas....
Rotate all your passwords they said...
acct 1 Went out of business
acct 2 Domain changed, password lives on NEW DOMAIN
...Oh... did acct 1 really go out of business or I just can't find their new domain?
Give your password to someone not because you trust them but because the damage they could do is bounded. Trust is just sociology stuff & it doesn't work on the internet of strangers. (works great in a tribe of 90 people) In a tribe of 100,000 or 1million, you can't vet those people or orgs. In this context, I can't tell the difference between #lastpass and #1password - one of them managed their reputation better.
The lights are blinking again... click star on all the good posts for me.
More Christmas movies
Die Hard
Die Cast
3D printer, Tokyo Drift, Oh my god this is a mess and feed stock ain't cheap
Re: can see view counts
I guess I already knew this, but replies are so intensely de-emphasized that conversations are just about invisible. Not sure if there is a good solution for this, a long thread might be interesting only to participants.
I bet this is because of people constantly replying on big celeb accounts thinking that they can get 15 million views without being the sort of person that deserves 15 million views.
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It is called code suppository. The term more honest about the quality of the code.
It is a good time to:
- close old accounts (esp if they are related to an old employer)
- rotate passwords (esp on email and financial institutions)
- enable 2 factor
- print out 2 factor backup codes
- work out an emergency plan with people who have a claim on your assets anyhow
I'm attempting to log into old accounts under an old work email address. So far most are dead. Some are SAAS (ie, not the company's IT dept) and I found 1 live account.
Oh shoot, there has been a major password leak from https://localhost - they're run by clowns so best to log in now and rotate your passwords.
It is snowing!!!
In Herndon, Virginia. USA.
#chatgpt - Wrote a CCG game with Assistant yesterday... it was 80% perfect. Today... I'm going to read the "manual" first...Wikipedia! I know Assistant gets most of it's inspiration there, so I'm going to read all the CCG articles on Wikipedia so we have a common language
LastPass's shtick was that even if the password databases were stolen that they'd be secure.
Maybe you should assume Password1 and all the competitors (& keypass!) will someday have the encrypted db fall into the wrong hands and need to defend against an offline attack.
I'm not so much a defender as a realist about how golden the team is at any company (or you if you are using keypass)
Content warning: twitter's view count feature
Fascinating looking at the view counts on big orgs - some have fewer view counts than me.
View counts? Anyone see anything, I tell you... https://x.com/mistersql/status/1606074302503305217/photo/1
Okay, now I see it. 60 people saw my tweet there.
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Average temperature on Mars is -80 degrees. All those people that went to Montana instead of Mars, who's laughing now.
Idea MattGPT. Ask me math questions and I'll give a crazy answer, but in the tone of a Hallmark Holiday Special. Or I'll just tell you I can do that in a paragraph.
@bethlinas@med-mastodon.com whole different moderation vibe over here, for now.
I will resign as chief $#!+poster as soon as I find someone foolish enough to take the job! After that, I will just write the low effort jokes & template memes.
That's 216 degree Kelvin, you sissies. 216 is a huge number.
That's 216 degree Kelvin, you sissies. 216 is a huge number.
Winter side project: infinite ... machine
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@nf3xn I noticed that off peak hours work better, so essentially as far from 9-5 Eastern Standard Time as you can tolerate.
@nf3xn main theory is they are giving each prompt and session less memory to work with
#chatgpt kept ALL of your prompts and response. You can see them again.
old me: Oh, no you can't "know Python" like English or Chinese
<asks ChatGPT to translate a fictional story into a RPG simulation>
now me: Oh, well, gee, I guess you can.