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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134·4 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?
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2·11 months 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.
In Germany there is a discussion going on about a stock exchange price for electricity. Ie cheaper price during overproduction and higher price during high demand. Then you don’t need solar to benefit from everyone else having solar. Then you could e.g. “just” fill up a local battery with cheap electricity and use it when power is expensive.
I think the higher demand for AC is predictable as well, no? Climate change has been known to be a thing for a while now… And every home could have solar to offset the local powersurges (which would lead to problems as well, but what I am trying to say is: its not our fault that the state has not prepared)
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)