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Passphrases everywhere, add dialect to make it harder, symbols if you like. Crazy but short passwords for limitations
You didnt read my comment
Ok I think I had a misconception about complexity. In case of brute forcing passwords, of course adding symbols helps.
I generally just use 5-6 passphrase words, which should be very safe as the wordlist is pretty long. But adding spelling errors or dialect is an amazing solution which I should add to all my new passphrase passwords
Adding these symbols adds no security and just makes passwords harder to remember and type. If you dont use very common dictionary words, brute forcing will likely be just letter by letter
Ok but you should use passphrases. Better to type and remember in case you need to
There are instances where sites prevent copy-paste, or you are on another machine without your password manager available
Node-based… i.e. Electron?
Damn…
Oh damn “tab completions that just work” is so damn accurate
I have a hard time without fish
Damn I had no idea who this guy was. What a legend.
Yeah not relevant to english tho as there actually is a solution for the problem unlike other languages
How this person gave up underlining the jobs after some time
Actually that is how ChromeOS does the Linux environment. They run a container image in a small performant VM and passthrough the windows with some fancy Wayland tool.
A VM in a container actually
Docker AND KVM
Wtf
Root on exFAT when?
Well yeah but if the example is Yunohost and web interfaces, this makes sense
Will not support complex firewall setups or even AI scraper protection, wireguard tunnels, tailscale/headscale/whatever alternative but it is an easy docker frontend I guess
No it is not lol
I have no idea of the experiences of new users. The biggest issue is that PopOS has no KDE Plasma spin, so users can either use GNOME or their thing
I will give the desktop another try. Their apps are all very minimal. Cosmic files has network shares though which is nice!
I installed it in a VM to get the repo files as I found no better way. Now I use some cosmic apps on Debian GNOME