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If you copy the DB file to your computer, you should be able to inspect them with some kind of viewer. Perhaps you can figure out the username/password that way?

Are you trying with the correct db user? Try connecting to image with the root user for MariaDB and create a new user with permissions. I’ve had to do similar things with Postgres, connecting with the user psql with success.

Or it could indicate a need for more report options or a custom one. (I have never used Voyager.)

I've used Postman et al. but I often default to PowerShell (because Windows) and a text file. It gives me everything I need from Postman without having to install or learn new tools.

Curl is nice but I miss the object orientation in my shell when I use *sh.

Okey, Ctrl+x Ctrl+e is super cool. I did not know about that! Thanks!

Here is the big list of naughty strings.

I always buy identical socks, cannot mismatch if they are all the same.

Passkeys provide a secure way to authenticate while also being convenient. With the tradeoffs you mentioned.

I don’t like the push for only allowing some vendors to issue keys and to not allowing exporting and backups. And password should still be an option.

And Strongbox for iOS. They communicate with KeepassXC to keep the vaults compatible with both software.

That used to make sense before all games were delivered over the internet. When all games were delivered physically via disk, running out was possible. Preorder made sure you had your copy on the day of the release.

I liked "The animal was discovered by Western science [...]".

This was on Hacker News: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47911524

Twitter link: https://xcancel.com/lifeof_jer/status/2048103471019434248

Hacker New's sentiment on this from the comments I've read is that it is the author's own fault.

Haha! Yeah, I don't even know where to start if I wanted to use apt for this. I'll stick with Maven for Java.

Hmm. I was going to say that it sounds bonkers what it can run just any script, but at the same time, is it any different from downloading and executhing a binary file?

Apt is great, but it does not work with every language. As an example, you cannot use apt with maven (java) AFAIK.

Wait, any package that I download via NPM could potentially have a script that will run unless I set it to false, when I install said package?

Unless they just use Firefox's proxy settings.

EDIT: It's not DNS but should still work.

Wouldn't verion pinning solve this problem?

What should be used instead?

I thought the page 256 thing meant that it was part of something.

Any Canadians around?