Oh, well then they’re just you, per that factor like having your password

Do you mean individual 10 second 6 digit codes? If so very little. If the underlying secret, then they can Google Authenticator codes as if they’re you.

Nice try, bot

If you have npm anyway, the npm json package is pretty nice, you can even edit with readable syntax

They will lose months before they would with the aid, but they’re still going to lose either way, eventually, like everyone predicted the day this war started before Ukraine, surprisingly, didn’t immediately lose.

Interesting… I’ve looked everywhere and can’t find something excluding it on Fedora, and I found other people online with the same issue of it just being gone. Maybe it’s like how Retroarch on Fedora hides the setting to see the setting to use the core downloader?

Does anyone know if this brings back IPTV/Normal TV support in Linux? As of 20 it’s just been gone, despite still being there in 20 on Android.

I loved OS/2, ran it as my daily driver when Warp came out. Hope this gets archived by archive.org or something.

The republicans declared the war on america, but honestly Carter started the neoliberal collapse. Once everything is laissez faire capitalism, who can be surprised power is bought and sold? There are no heroes in american power, LBJ on. Everyone except the “kooks” engineered this outcome for their own locust-like boomer greed and now we just live in the ruins of 50 years of decline with no hope.

You may already know this, but CD-R/RW are less stable than a real factory made CD, and will probably last less long than a hard drive/sd card/whatever if it’s not in active day to day use

More keybinding options for my future Linux laptop…

I disagree, a properly implemented system could be pseudonymous. You may not consider that perfect, but it’s not of no value.

I’m similarly an xfce refugee in gnome for the better support hoping to return home one day…

Allegedly they’ve gotten better about this recently, but historically, Debian suuuucked for hardware just via the kernel being too old. I was Debian for most things in the 2000’s and early 2010’s (now on Fedora for most things) and I’ve literally had to switch from a planned Debian setup for a server to an Ubuntu one because the kernel was too old to recognize the hard drive and I couldn’t get the process to install a custom newer kernel during install to work (and you kind of need hard drive support ON install). But like I said, allegedly it’s better now… good luck!

I recently tried out Fedora with KDE on a machine and I was really pleasantly surprised (everything else I have is Ubuntu or Fedora with Gnome rn although I’ve historically been XFCE mostly). I’ve been having bad Ubuntu experiences of late, so I’d suggest avoiding Ubuntu and Gnome because the Gnome team thinks they’re Steve Jobs or something and are always trying to blow our minds with insane, user-hostile decisions.

even with 100+% broker costs, put EVERY dime you don’t need in Apple stock

Never tried Pop!_OS, but I installed Fedora for the first time since the 2000’s a couple years ago on my main computer and have been having a mostly great experience with it, really no major complaints.