I know that the first one hasn't held up. I know a few people in the high court circles who have no idea what Linux is and exclusively use AND are asked to use windows specific software.

The second link looks promising. Thanks for sharing!

Could you provide sources for this? I still see government computers running old windows.

It needs to be so precise!

Correct. If one requires encrypted email, one is better off using OpenPGP.

I've been with MXRoute 1 for over a year. It has an amazing reputation, stemming from a relatively strict set of rules. Jarland, the owner, is always on top of things doing maintenance, resolving incidents, and banning spammers and misusers.

I went with the lifetime account and it's been an absolute boon getting away from Google.

Thanks for the heads-up. It was my lemmy client that did it.

Great idea for a project!

It's a link to a paywall removing service/proxy. It should not show as an image.

https://12ft.io

These should work within Boost.

If you already use a password manager, why not use it for your TOTPs too? Someone already commented about bitwarden.

I use KeePassXC (on Linux) and KeePassDX (on Android) to store my TOTP secrets along with my passwords. Websites that have their input fields tagged correctly allow the browser addon/autofill service to let me autofill the TOTP too!

I've come from blindly using Google Authenticator, various game-specific TOTP apps, Authy, then Aegis, to finally looking up the TOTP spec, learning that it's just a set of default parameters and a seed, to storing it religiously in my password db, extracting the seed and params from a QR code if that's all I'm given.

I always brace my variables.

While I also use ZSH, I write most of my scripts in bash because they more often than not need to run on a CI/CD server.