Lemmy does support 2fa

Unfortunately, Firefox doesn’t even support HDR on Windows

IIRC Australia mines a huge amount of coal

He is also a “Microsoft Regional Director”. I thought that was a position at Microsoft, but after actually looking at it, it looks like you’re correct.

HIBP can check passwords. Some password managers integrate with it, like Bitwarden. Troy Hunt, the person behind HIBP works at Microsoft is a Microsoft MVP.

Finally

There is a fork of Firefox Send

https://github.com/timvisee/send

If you already selfhost Bitwarden/Vaultwarden, you can use Bitwarden Send too.

That means we reach a googol in ~218 weeks ≈ 4.2 years.

I thought it would take longer.

I think they still haven’t officially released it, despite promising years ago. There are community projects like HoloISO

I remember on some distros I had to add --expert, never checked why. Maybe was an old version.

gpg --expert --full-gen-key

Some projects I recognize/like:

• kbin
• bcachefs
• Briar
• Castopod
• Collabora Online and LibreOffice
• CryptPad
• DAVx⁵
• Diesel
• Jitsi
• ForgeFed
• Forgejo
• Friendly Forge Format (F3)
• Funkwhale
• fwupd
• Matrix
• KDE
• Lemmy
• Mastodon
• Misskey
• Nitter
• OpenStreetMap
• Organic Maps
• PeerTube
• Pixelfed
• Pleroma
• postmarketOS
• Searx
• PulseAudio
• Qubes OS
• Redox OS
• Servo
• StreetComplete
• Tauri
• UnifiedPush
• WireGuard
• WordPress ActivityPub

One of the few surviving nitter instances

Btrfs has it’s own build-in raid. From what I understand you should mount the filesystem with -o degraded and then use btrfs replace to switch to the new drive. I’ve never had to do that myself yet though.

The original makes more sense by not having that where clause

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David Revoy’s take

Original -> repost with additional watermark -> repost with additional watermark censored

May include more intermediary steps

KDE connect can do that if they are on the same network

They have been working on the local translation stuff since 2019, long before they started talking about AI recently

keys.openpgp.org is the one that Thunderbird uses and I don’t think that can be changed