Zahnpastapasta?

I don't know how I feel about this new revelation

Or, in simpler terms, a lack of empathy.

It's actually even outright discouraged by NIST.

For those who don't see the reason why, forced password resets lead to users using predictable passwords like "password2025october", "password2025november", etc.

Hi I'm not a millennial, yet I do enjoy my beloved pdftk.

Though it may have to do with a suspected level of neurodivergence.

If it's alright with your threat model, you can put the time-based OTPs into your password manager of choice, like Bitwarden. Upon filling your username and password, it places your OTP in your clipboard, so that you can simply paste it in. This does of course reduce the security of the system slightly, since you centralize your passwords and your OTPs. When opting for this method, it is therefore imperative to protect your password manager even more, like via setting up 2FA for the password manager itself or making sure your account gets locked after something like 10 minutes of inactivity. The usability aspect is improved by using a yubikey or another similar physical key technology.

You, kind sir, are giving me ideas...

Our window blinds at school had tiny holes in them for the strings to go through and they had the exact same effect. You could see the eclipse projected once the tables.

It's the only thing that would even work inside a mouth. Don't get me wrong, I still don't want it, but 1 is the most spoon-shaped and endurable.

But 2 is spiky in the back and it will stab your lips when you pull in out of your mouth.

No.

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