That's still a veery traditional way of going about things.
We don't need passwords. The next gen world won't have any.
Until then, transitional technologies serve to collect and educate the market towards the next stages of progress.
I use it, in combination with DANE for certificate pinning in DNS.
mehdi is sort of right - clients dont really use it, some mail providers do. But I know of no one that enforces it (by dropping e-mails or traffic).
I use a browser add on in Firefox that displays me the DNSSEC and DANE status of webpages I'm visiting. With the add on I know at least something is odd when it fails on my own pages / domains.
@doodlemania2 yes, as mentioned above, it's in the linked post, first I was following the Hetzner docs to generate the ssh key, the rest is written in there
@chetbaker said in Suggestions on track control for markdown:
I would like to know if any of you have thoughts/developments/ideas to sort out one of the critical issues I'm having in a team not using Google Docs: track changes.
Do you have any thoughts on how to solve this?
It's not markdown, but you can track changes in ONLYOFFICE docs:
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I don't have this camera so cannot test...but perhaps Entangle can get you there without writing custom software?
https://entangle-photo.org/
I don't see that camera on the libgphoto2 supported list though so that software might not work.
Yesterday we had a soccer game in the rain.
By the end it stopped.
Not sure how to attach an image here from mobile. Doesn't seem possible. On to the desktop then..
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Here's us setting up the goals beforehand:
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GoDaddy blocked the third party from its system. However, the attacker had already been using the compromised password since Sept. 6, giving them more than two months to do damage before they were discovered.
@jdaviescoates said in Recommendations for document signing applications:
Nextcloud recently added this:
By the looks of it this is only an integration of a third party service into the Nextcloud ui.
The app uses eID Easy as its signing back-end. eID Easy handles the signing process. Refer to eID Easy's pricing to see the cost of each signing method.
