@JourneymanGeek Meaning the browser runs on the PC and the phone is "paired" with the key, or meaning the browser runs on the phone and you place the key near the phone and authenticate via NFC?
...now that I think about it, I have a non-NFC phone. If I activate U2F on Google and other sites, would it prevent me from logging in on my phone? o.o'
the same people are making a fido2 capable one rn, which has much better build quality: https://shop.solokeys.com/
I'm waiting for the NFC one-- they released the firmware and posted a kickstarter update (I didn't back them, but I'm still reading the updates) just a couple days ago, so I assume it's going to be added to the site in a week or month or so.
A naked hippie walks into a tailor's shop. The tailor screams at him. "Hey, get out of my store! You can't come in here like that." The man replies, "awww, c'mon dude... Cut me some slacks."
@JourneymanGeek No, it isn't working. I am getting some rubbish as output. I think it is reading the file I specified with $file, instead of the string in $file.
Guys. So I get a crush on this girl. She's really nice and we've got a great conversation going and hitting it off totally and she's staying in town after twelfth grade and then...
"I really don't like dogs"
"Cats are cool tho. They constantly seek attention. Like me."
I took these out of an old laptop and I can't figure out whether the speakers are actually this big or that's some weird casing that's safe to take apart?
@ThatBrazilianGuy I know, right! Cats are cool! As are dogs! Both are great! Animals rock!
@ThatBrazilianGuy she implies nothing nice.
@NordlysJeger nvm
Pinging @JourneymanGeek on the off chance that he has experience with laptop speakers. Also, @bwDraco
@rahuldottech That could mean some different things, with different implications. It could range from "I'm totally clingy and a drama queen" to "I really like frequent gestures of affection"
@rahuldottech Well, I'm more of a cat person. Dogs are friendly and nice and cute (specially as cubs), whereas cats are awesome and... can't explain...
@rahuldottech Not unusual. Speakers on today's laptops are actually much better than they used to be as manufacturers not only aim to move away from the idea that laptop speakers suck (as they historically tended to), and show that they can actually sound great, especially when combined with software audio enhancements tailored to the system's specific audio setup.
...welp. Dug out an old AMD Radeon HD 7750 graphics card. Not sure what use I might have for a graphics card that even Raven Ridge will run circles around...
The thermal paste is probably some low-cost solution from the likes of Dow or other large chemical company.
(OEMs typically get this stuff in very large quantities at minimal cost)
Though some OEM thermal pastes are better than others. Corsair's liquid coolers use a high-quality paste from either Dow Corning or Shin-Etsu (sources not clear either way).
...it's Dow Corning, and one of the better ones they make.
the "screen resolution" is apparently based on using MobaXterm's X server through SSH, so that's totally bogus (it's the accurate screen resolution of my desktop, though)
In any case, no reason to replace the preapplied thermal paste on the liquid cooler because it's a high-quality thermal paste. Astaroth has never had any serious thermal problems, even though I've spent quite a bit of time replacing and tuning fans for optimal airflow without excessive noise.
