For those who don’t know, shift+F10 to bring up a command prompt when using a windows install image. Can do it when it starts asking you for stuff. I know the chkdsk tools and manage-bde (the bitlocker cli) are avaliable there at least.
Clients like Thunderbird are great because you have everything stored locally so you can easily search offline. They also support encrypting and decrypting emails in PGP. However, they seem to have the same limitation as protonmail where you can’t search through encrypted emails....
I feel like you’d get this with the Protonmail Bridge. It acts as it a email provider on your local network, and handles the encryption stuff itself. I believe Thunderbird sees and stores the email it sees through that as plan text.
Dark reader doesn’t currently treat subdomains differently from the base domain. So if you’ve disabled it for beehaw.org, it’ll be disabled for old.beehaw.org.
I’m not sure I really get the pull. It seems to just be a matrix server with bridges and custom clients
They do have their work open sorced which is nice, but this all kinda just looks like what matrix is on its own. I guess the only advantage I see is maybe making things a little easier for more casual folks, but it does cost to…
I go to Settings, check the “Set up 2-factor authentication” box, click Save, reload the page, but clicking on “2FA installation link” does nothing. I tried copying the “secret” value from the link and using it to manually add an account in my 2FA app (Authy) but that doesn’t seem to work. The account gets added,...
Not sure what the Bitwarden TOTP app is, totp is build into the default clients.
I’ll also confirm that 2fa with beehaw at least is working for me. Vaultwarden shouldn’t make a difference, it’s just the data host, your client is the one decoding and then generating the otp.
My advice, you shouldn’t have to add anything. Copy the totp link from your lemmy instance and paste the entire link into the Authenticator Key field in the bitwarden entry. The link should start with otpauth://totp/. Don’t remove anything from the link, it’ll work as is.
If you’re finding it’s still not giving you the correct code, the only other thing that comes to mind is to make sure your device’s time is synced and accurate. TOTP codes are time sensitive, and if the device’s time is desynced, you will get incorrect codes generated.
can you chkdsk from a windows vm?
I need to repair a drive with chkdsk and don’t have access to windows...
Why Not Store Encrypted Emails in Plaintext Locally?
Clients like Thunderbird are great because you have everything stored locally so you can easily search offline. They also support encrypting and decrypting emails in PGP. However, they seem to have the same limitation as protonmail where you can’t search through encrypted emails....
What is favourite File manager app and why ?
Some years back I was a mixplorer user, then switched to solid explorer for some time and now I’m using Material Files....
Humble Software Architecture Bundle (www.humblebundle.com)
I hear Sam Newman’s - Monoliths to Microservices is worth a read.
New 'old' Beehaw interface (old.beehaw.org)
Do you hate the way Beehaw website looks? Do you long for the days of that other site with the old formatting??...
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Problem setting up 2FA on beehaw.org
I go to Settings, check the “Set up 2-factor authentication” box, click Save, reload the page, but clicking on “2FA installation link” does nothing. I tried copying the “secret” value from the link and using it to manually add an account in my 2FA app (Authy) but that doesn’t seem to work. The account gets added,...