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She/Her or It/It's, trans to the people who know me. I'm less active here, oh well...
one day in 2060 a kid is gonna see me write <br/> and ask what the heck is up with that.
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what the fuck they put scss nesting right in there. it's real now. & and all https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/CSS/CSS_nesting

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Random inflateable time! this is @deetwenty 's arcanine and seadraw and a mech wolf in the background
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All aboard the train towards todays :D

📷 @hek
✂️ Vino Studios

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Giant inflates make for such nice (somewhat portable) beds! Seems like it is time for nap!
Fursuit: Sarah Cat Fursuits (https://www.sarahcatfursuits.com/ )

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Finally got a chance to sit down and knock out an image

HAPPY PRIDE EVERYONE~!!! 🏳‍🌈🐺🌈✨

❤️🧡💛💚💙💜🤎🖤🤍

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Charlotte lotteheartplural/Cinny cinny_heart_plural thetadelta ursaminor treblesand

who raccalled it france and not the cheque republic

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People of the Fediverse, stop everything. This is some true shit happening here: Two-Factor Authentication, a thread:

In French, the word for "factor" is "facteur". But it has another meaning: mailman. Yes, the one who delivers letters in your physical mailbox. For this reason, there is a funny meme in French where 2FA is in fact your mailman coming in and confirming that it's you.

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white smoke just came out of our router... this means that the DHCP conclave has ended and a new IP address has been selected

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Unexpected art from Ken Cougr 💙

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It's interesting how the bicycle took on the modern shape pretty early (135 years ago), but the general idea of riding on two wheels was apparently counterintuitive historically.

It makes me wonder if the Romans could have made them. They had decent roads and a bicycle doesn't necessarily need modern material science. They're hugely energy efficient for transporting armies, and don't need food. If demonstrated well, that tech tree could have developed early. We might have had ancient bike-wars.

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the impact of a dad joke can be measured on a sighsmograph

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V is migrating to @V@tabletop.social

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yes i am

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ground beef implies the existence of Vcc beef

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Charlotte lotteheartplural/Cinny cinny_heart_plural thetadelta ursaminor treblesand

they should add shaders to real life

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This is--by far--the funniest asexual sticker I've ever seen.

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Soatok Dreamseeker 🔜 Megaplex

Edited 1 year ago

I proposed a way to incorporate Sender Authentication in age with the following advantages:

  1. No catch-22 between encryption and signing (no rebinding attacks)
  2. You have to be able to decrypt the message to verify the sender
  3. No new cryptographic primitives (e.g., signcryption)
  4. No in-band signaling or downgrade attacks

However, it does have one requirement that people accustomed to PGP use cases (and tolerant of PGP footguns) may find annoying:

You must know, in advance, the public key of the sender in order to be able to decrypt the message.

https://github.com/FiloSottile/age/discussions/640

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