Was gonna say Google keep has had this feature for years too

More like !aneurysmposting@sopuli.xyz

Also, that software engineer and IT are not interchangeable terms

Those attorneys must be laughing to the bank.

A frozen 2024 corpse is still a corpse and very unlikely to ever be otherwise. If it’s not entirely dead before going into the freezer it definitely will be after.

I think I’ve been around on the internet too long because I just assume you can trace this concoction back to 4chan and it’ll create some kind of nerve agent

A lot of what you list is built into the emulation cores and are not just UI features.

For games that don’t use their emulation cores:

• They would need to come up with a steam-like injected overlay approach
• CRT shaders are probably a no go without engine injection (similar to reshade)
• Bezels could maybe work with stacked borderless windows, but again it would be an entirely new approach compared to what they have now
• Netplay would also need something new and Hamachi-like and would only work with games that already have LAN support, patching support for online service based multiplayer would likely need per-game implementations
• The customisable interface would probably not need any changes at least

Basically they would be building all the tough bits from scratch to do everything you’re suggesting

But surely this will be the temperature of the sun until the heat death of the universe

Explain Washington then

The internet archive is up there with Wikipedia as one of the most important things we’ve created over the past few years

Please don’t fuck this up America

Is it just because people who like Musk are more likely to fall for scams?

Bingo.

If someone is still a fan of Elon in 2024, they’ve self selected themselves as one of the most gullible, easily-scammed people on the planet. Saves scammers a lot of time to target this demographic.

Still annoyed that tile has not committed to making their devices compatible with this and rather want to push that life360 rubbish, which openly sells user data.

People only really went with their product because something first party didn’t exist, now their service will get worse as people start adopting this over their service and they turn all their trackers into e-waste—because trackers without a good enough network are kind of useless

Funny my grandad had a little rhyme related to your ketchup effect:

“If you do not shake the bottle, none’ll come and then a lot’ll”

Clearly ketchup bottles have been a bigger influence on culture than we realised

Not allowed to credit the site in your text editor?

Is the owner in the room with you now?

That’s Erling Haaland, his face is generally in a state of comic distortion

Well yes, the most secure way would be a single source of OTPs, however I’m happy to compromise that slightly for convenience. Having 3-4 devices with access to the OTP database isn’t a huge increase in my attack surface. An attacker would still need to steal one of my devices, rather than one specific device. Those devices would also naturally be protected by additional factors.

I understand I would have to handle the syncing of the database for aegis, I was more curious if you knew of other clients that could use the same database format on other platforms.

I’m very aware it’s a bad idea to keep your OTPs in the same database as your passwords (and in fact already make use of keepass). I would probably not even sync the databases using the same mechanism

Bitwarden/vaultwarden does seem to be the front running option if there aren’t suitable clients for reading an Aegis database on other platforms, and I’ll just ignore the password manager aspects of it even if that means it’s a heavier solution than I’d have preferred.

Thanks for bearing with me on this

Okay I see what you’re saying but it’s still a downgrade from what I thought my security was, the fact authy broke that trust doesn’t mean I want to compromise what I was expecting to the level they ended up providing me

Sure, I guess the thing I’ve not made clear enough is that I accept the compromise of security by having an SMS backup in this scenario for the convenience it provides in restoration. Someone could compromise my SMS but they’d still need my password, and in Authy’s case, they would also then need to be able to sufficiently convince Twilio that I’m me before they allow access again. I understand that the last step is obviously not possible with a non-commercial solution.

Tbh you’ve kinda come up with the solution for me though, if I keep the database in it’s own cloud storage separate from everything else I could set up SMS 2FA and a unique memorable password to get a similar experience to what I have now, albeit without the extra verification when SMS is used.

Since you’ve been helpful already, one last question if you don’t mind: do you have good recommendations for iOS, Mac & Windows clients for aegis? The official repo seems to just be an android app, and I make use of authy across all 4 platforms currently

Perhaps attach the banana more securely so it’s not hanging

I mean “they don’t know how” doesn’t have to mean this is an exceptional case

They could just be ubiquitously incompetent and they don’t know how a lot of stuff happens

That’s 91.44 meters for people outside the states

Indeed a tall specialist, but not as big as Long Ludwig, the 200m tall jack-of-all-trades

Do you have a second factor for your VPN? Or is it literally just a passphrase and you’re in? I also need a shared key to access mine, which puts new back at square one (I will not compromise on this)

I do really need what I’ve described because it’s literally a situation I’ve been in.