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I remember doing IT in 2002(ish) and the mantra was "hold the power button for 8 Seconds, like that movie with Luke Perry."

It seemed to vary how quickly they would shut down, but I remember (and it's been 20+ years so the memory is vague, and I'm not immediately finding any supporting evidence) this being considered some type of international standard?

This is how someone cracked Okta a few years back: https://medium.com/@rajat29gupta/bcrypt-and-the-okta-incident-what-developers-need-to-know-9d13a446738a

And these emoji can't frgth back?!

I'm still skeptical about passkeys. Tying your auth to a specific physical device feels like a recipe for being locked out (as has happened to many people at work already...requiring me to remove their passkey so they can get back in to their account...)

Good point, but it's "Custer", not " Custard".

Although I kinda like the idea of a trembling, gelatious shape being the asshole that led the charge at Little Bighorn...

Also on Fedora.

Discover no longer shows a progress bar in the lower right for updates from rpms. Flatpaks do work, though.

Opening Spectacle immediately opens the area select screen, but causes any open menus to close, negating the usefulness of screenshots somewhat...

(Also, a recent update made my boot take way longer. Like...3 seconds to 1-2 minutes. It's weird, and seems to be some kind of hardware issue...)

I've never been approached by the lizard people (that I'm aware of).

But the Lectroids? Also never spoken to them.

It's actually red Lectroids from the 8th dimension.

But I understand how you'd get confused.

It's CRYS-TAL!

https://asahilinux.org/fedora/#device-support

I think the best answer is "support is progressing".

Overloading names is frustrating...

https://graphite.dev/

https://graphiteapp.org/

I'm sure there are more...

I only know gnomes from this documentary from the 80s. Perhaps it was propaganda from Big Gnome, but they seemed nice...