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A more ideal situation would be to have a much stronger password policy and practices, thus not needing the password to expire, but this is the way that it is..

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We went with for a few reasons:
1. We hide all the little balloons from Windows 10 and there's no way to tell it not to hide the balloon about your password expiring.
2. We now have a ton of users with email on the work phones and they are getting locked out over the weekend when their password expires.
3. Boss didn't want to use email to inform because it looks too "phishy"

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Wrote a little script about 3 years ago for work to notify users of passwords expiring(Windows AD) when they log in. Finally got approval to deploy from execs today. I've done a lot of tweaking to it over the last month, but it feels good to finally see the fruits of my labor.

github.com/insanerwayner/windo

We're celebrating the birth of Jesus Christ.

I owe him everything I am and everything I have. I owe him my life.

I wish you all true peace that only he can give you.

No money, no power and no human love can substitute.

Be blessed, whoever you are - we are all equal before him.

#Christmas

me: i wonder what would happen if i trained the neural net gpt-2 on christmas carols?

me: ...

me: oh NO
aiweirdness.com/post/189845472

don’t let him fool you, if there’s no light being reflected on the walls this is what he’s mostly like

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@staticsafe I stopped using last pass when logmein got involved. The model requires a lot of trust in the service provider. Now I use https://www.passwordstore.org with the decryption key on a Yubikey.

Hello, I’m the reel2bits project developper, a #FOSS self-hostable #soundcloud like with #ActivityPub federation.

It’s written in python/flask/vuejs and I need help because of health issues I’m unable to work a lot on it anymore, if you are interested to help me on some of the issues and more specially the ActivityPub part, you can contact me through:

the project matrix channel
the issue tracker
this account

boosts appreciated, thanks.


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""We'll report up-to-the-minute developments on NVIDIA's status and activities, and possibly (depending on last-minute developments) a few future plans and directions, regarding our contributions to Linux kernel; supporting Nouveau (the open source kernel driver for NVIDIA GPUs, that is in the Linux kernel), including signed firmware behavior, documentation, and patches; and NVIDIA kernel drivers."

Full article at Phoronix: phoronix.com/scan.php?page=new

Our friend Chris finally did a write-up of his 16 core Z80 alternate future cyberdeck, and it is absolutely beyond bonkers:
chrisfenton.com/the-zedripper-

It seems as you get older, you’re less likely to cry from physical pain, but more likely to cry from emotional pain.

There is no such thing as "nacho cheese", but clearly any cheese put on a nacho _becomes_ nacho cheese, so at any given moment you can fundamentally change the global understanding of nacho cheese by putting any arbitrary cheese on any arbitrary nacho. Brie? Paneer? Limburger? Cottage? There are no rules here. I have given you a new semiotic superpower. In the scope of all things "nacho" and "cheese" you are unstoppable, go forth and rend this narrow tex-mex world from its foundations.

Et tu, DMV?

"The California Department of Motor Vehicles is generating revenue of $50,000,000 a year through selling drivers’ personal information, according to a DMV document obtained by Motherboard."

vice.com/en_us/article/evjekz/

“The technology behind the internet is not incompatible with our rights, but the business model Facebook and Google have chosen is.”

Yep, that’s Amnesty International saying that.

amnesty.org/en/latest/news/201

This is interesting: #Brave browser has an Ad Rewards system:

“If you choose to see privacy-respecting ads, you earn 70% of the ad revenue. Your earnings accrue in a browser wallet which you can then use to tip and support your favorite creators, spread among all your sites and channels, redeem for products, or exchange for cash. Over 316,000 websites have already signed up.”

Nice to see the creator of JavaScript use his powers for good: reddit.app.link/IT3ksaP7C1

#data #privacy #browser #ads

BREAKING: a federal judge has ruled that suspicionless searches of travelers’ cell phones, laptops, and other electronic devices when we cross the U.S. border are unconstitutional.

This is an enormous victory for privacy. eff.org/press/releases/federal

If any of you come across a Mario mod that replaces Yoshi with a horrible goose I ask that you notify me directly.

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