And this is....?

I can't read Arabic.

It's not traditional spam, but it isn't related in any way

Well, who knows... maybe the letters say an insult or "Check my awesome shop!"

What's happening today?

Dunno...

I'd like to try webauthn but I don't own any hardware tokens

For some reasons, it's mother's day today in some countries

But isn't U2F already a standard?

But that's not related to that group

Aaahhh....

Should we delete it?

Nah, leave it.

Maybe there's a mother lost here.

Ok

@Woutert why use webauthn over FIDO U2F?

Flowers are nice and even if there's an insult we can't read it ?

I'd like to try webauthn but I don't own any hardware tokens

I hope it works with GPG or SSH keys ?

@Woutert why use webauthn over FIDO U2F?

Idk it's built into your browser, I guess?

I haven't really researched this

Just read the FF update log and saw this

I was originally planning on making something like this for school

But decided to do something on AI/machine learning instead

Sounds like a good idea. Every student gets a token and they use it to log into the PC, then to log into their services. No passwords but it does allow other students to more easily access other people's accounts if they find, or steal, a token of another student

Would be nice if U2F could have biometric authentication

Would be nice if U2F could have biometric authentication

I don't really like biometric authentication and that's not really the point of this

The point of assymetrical encryption is that your public key is useless

So you can give it to everyone without caring about it being leaked

I don't really like biometric authentication and that's not really the point of this

(What I don't like about biometric info is that you cannot change it)

? just leaving this banana here...

Yes, that's a good point. There are real privacy and security concerns with biometric, but as a general concept i'm not against it

I think biometric should be built in to a chain of other security solutions

I'm interested in working with fingerprint technology. I don't think Irises are ready to be used for auth and I don't think the face id from Apple is ready but I like the concept

Same, but it needs to be used in such a fashion that the original can never be retrieved if stolen

So the hardware scanner should have to confirm some sort of salted hash

(I think that's how it works)

Yes, sounds right. The latest fingerprint scanners can also read for a pulse to try and mitigate simple forgeries

?

How long does it take on average for an update like firefox 60 to get to stable in the fedora repo's?

just download the tar.bz2 file, extract it and you are able to use it :P

Adam savage's shop makes me really jealous :P

just download the tar.bz2 file, extract it and you are able to use it :P

Yeah could do that but I'd like to use the one from the repos xd

Yeah could do that but I'd like to use the one from the repos xd

I don't using everything from the repos. and I'm happy with this my solution ? and when there is a *.rpm and *.tar.xz (or gz, or bz2), then I first download the portable version. and it's better for me. easier to update, ....

I have about 20 portable applications in my system (of these 3 uses wine)

Adam savage's shop makes me really jealous :P

Why is that

It's got literally every tool imaginable. Like, there must me hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of amazing kit in it

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oops

I've got some japanese razor saws and a set of good chisels. That's pretty much the extent of my workshop. Although, my primary interest is woodworking so for the time being that's pretty alright

It's got literally every tool imaginable. Like, there must me hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of amazing kit in it

Do you do a lot of work with hardware?

Not computer related, but a fair bit. I like building tables and cabinets and stuff like that

Cool

I've built a table thingie myself

kek

I've been learning dovetail joints recently

Yeah that's fancy

I want to make a live edge table this year, as well as a new testbench for my electronics kit

I've got some japanese razor saws and a set of good chisels. That's pretty much the extent of my workshop. Although, my primary interest is woodworking so for the time being that's pretty alright

Goodness that's pretty cool

now I've a hope with gnome to get better and better

Not managing to cut myself when preparing food maybe

Erm

Limitiations: Anything started as root in docker essentially has root on the host Much much less isolation Crashing the docker kernel also crashes the host, entirely - because its the same And and and

macOS ?

Not managing to cut myself when preparing food maybe

I didn't manage that last friday

Docker is mostly much harder to setup right, safely and with proper isolation. It can be done however as contained.af shows.

Btw, SDDM has a nice theme https://store.kde.org/p/1214121/

Docker is mostly much harder to setup right, safely and with proper isolation. It can be done however as contained.af shows.

That's also Jessie Frazelle. She's well worth looking into if you care about container security

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That's also Jessie Frazelle. She's well worth looking into if you care about container security

But for the average person i'd really suggest using vms instead, unless the data is worthless or never under GDPR

Not managing to cut myself when preparing food maybe

That's a common issue. I do it all the time.

Btw, SDDM has a nice theme https://store.kde.org/p/1214121/

Oh, that's cool.

Yeah, containers have their uses and sure are fun to learn but they aren't really useful for most traditional developers

That's a common issue. I do it all the time.

Yeah but then i have to delegate the cutting to the ones i'm cooking for, which feels a little wrong to me

Yeah, containers have their uses and sure are fun to learn but they aren't really useful for most traditional developers

They are, as you can setup quick and proper dev/testing envs and all super easy.

However, the same can be done with vagrant and ansible.

Yeah but then i have to delegate the cutting to the ones i'm cooking for, which feels a little wrong to me

Well, yeah. But see it from the positive point of view. You have someone to delegate that task.

Well, yeah. But see it from the positive point of view. You have someone to delegate that task.

He's just there for the food :^)

A cat?

A dog?

A cat?

Since its a cat furry, kinda xD

A pet snake...?

Btw, SDDM has a nice theme https://store.kde.org/p/1214121/

Yeah, if I wanted to use a DM and wanted it to be pretty I would go SDDM

I mean, I just like learning devops tech. I'm hoping to move from dev to devops some day

Btw, SDDM has a nice theme https://store.kde.org/p/1214121/

idk , didn't like it tbh, feels kinda kde-related and am not a big fan of kde style

macOS ?

makes me wanna get gnome rn , but sadly can't

Can't wait to see my DM Crash

Why would it?

Is that Gnome 4 alpha?

Is there already a Gnome 4... somewhere?

Why would it?

The GNOME Project hasn't really had a uh, good track record with major updates to stuff

idk , didn't like it tbh, feels kinda kde-related and am not a big fan of kde style

SDDM is not KDE project.

Can't wait to see my DM Crash

same , can't wait to see your DM crash and see you getting rid of gnome

same , can't wait to see your DM crash and see you getting rid of gnome

I don't use gnome :P

And it's very lightweight DM.

SDDM is not KDE project.

idk , the style is similar

And it's very lightweight DM.

oh , if so , this would be nice

idk , the style is similar

What style? Thats just a theme.

What style? Thats just a theme.

style , look , decoration , shap .. got it ?

The GNOME Project hasn't really had a uh, good track record with major updates to stuff

Well, that's true.

style , look , decoration , shap .. got it ?

Yup, the theme, not SDDM its self.