If u have 2fa in the same database u can login on devices you don’t trust. E.g. a coworkers computer/public computer in library.
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Tibi@discuss.tchncs.deto
Selfhosted@lemmy.world•I built a self-hosted period tracker because I couldn't find one worth usingEnglish
134·6 months agoTestcoverage by ai generated Tests is close to worthless. “Tests are only as good as the person writing them”
Did you generate your tests?
Tibi@discuss.tchncs.deto
Selfhosted@lemmy.world•introducing copyparty, the FOSS file serverEnglish
2·1 year agoThey recently recieved a “Blauer Engel” certificate for nextcloud-server. Iirc that seal requires the user to be able to choose what he wants. So new features are OK but they have to be optional. That certificate is handed out by a german government Institution. And very recently they started handing it out to software too, with nextcloud beeing the first BIG reciever.
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Asklemmy@lemmy.ml•What is the last video game that you were completely hooked on?
5·2 years agoCyberpunk 2077 when it was released. And then panam made me cry ( ._.) And that scene inside the robo is burnt into my brain xD
I kinda didnt even realise alot of the bugs, cause I really enjoyed the story. I remember seeing the trees through the walls but the immersion/ my imagination was strong enough to mask them .D
Well yes, but no. If you only operate your password store on devices you trust, then even typing in your password on a device with a keylogger active, won’t compromise your account since you have the 2nd factor (e.g. the TOTPs)