

Does anyone know if existing linux phones can run 2FA apps such as Duo or Google authenticator?
Does anyone know if existing linux phones can run 2FA apps such as Duo or Google authenticator?
Someone is going to pick up this business.
Someone give it to me straight, what is the endgame of this cat and mouse game?
The internet gets turned into packetized cable tv with bonus panopticon features.
got an old raspberry pi set up as a jump box with a tailscale vpn so i can remotely power up my pc from anywhere and watch anything i have downloaded. Just need to get a dedicated server and storage, either nas or internal in a larger tower. But for now its working really well.
cyberpunk is now.
Can I offer you a nice egg in this trying time?
This is truly the concern of our time.
Amazon bought Whole Foods a few years ago.
Freetube works pretty well, there’s a cat and mouse game with youtube changes though.
What government funding does the EFF take in?
Its looking more and more like the end result is just going to be millions of Americans will have to do without, Live with less.
Phones are the de facto platform for two factor authentication of everything; I don’t see how society is going to walk backwards to phones being an optional luxury item.
I’m mildly horrified that Alexis Bertholf is viewed as the voice of tech on this issue
Systems at work use google authenticator for 2FA. Prior jobs have used Duo.