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They also keep thinking I’m talking about the services they provide, and not, you know the actual fucking servers those services run on. Surprise, the servers themselves also need an operating system and the “server” you create is a Virtual Machine that lives on their actual, physical server and its OS.

Every day I learn more about how people don’t actually understand how the internet works.

AWS and Azure are services

A lot of people seem really confused by this, based on the number of downvotes.

Xfce is such a great interface.

If you’re dedicated to YubiKey, that’s fine, but I strongly suggest Open Source and Open Hardware implementations of security keys, such as SoloKey.

SoloKey supports Linux, in that it has been tested on Linux Mint and Manjaro.

https://docs.solokeys.io/udev/

Perhaps their documentation will help you figure out how to get your YubiKey to work?

On Linux, by default USB dongles can’t be accessed by users, for security reasons. To allow user access, so-called “udev rules” must be installed.

I like the sounds of the tines! It’s basically just a tuning fork, so wild.

If only someone could have told us this was going to happen for the last, I don’t know, sixty fucking years.

Oh wait, you say there were people telling us? Well shit.