Dirge
dyrge@infosec.exchange
<p>Computing, Security, Privacy, and Gaming Nerd that spends far too much of his time observing the galaxy in X4: Foundations.</p>
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I never would&#39;ve considered myself excited considering the variety of perfectly serviceable controllers I already own, but the fact that the Steam Controller won&#39;t work for any game not launched from Steam itself dampens any enthusiasm I might&#39;ve had for it. Steam is too limited as an external game launcher and I frequently enjoy the added functions of the others that I run. Until recently that was Lutris. These days it&#39;s Heroic Games Launcher. A controller that...
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@CatsofArrakis @protonprivacy When the words themselves are plentiful enough, have no discernable reason to be used together, and have at least a couple extra characters to poison the dictionary attack, then you&#39;re only going to be able to brute force it and at that point entropy is all that matters. The only thing I&#39;d change would be separating the words with just dashes. I think you could keep the password memorable enough by using something else or varying the separating char...
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I&#39;ve recently updated my two install scripts for generating lightweight #CachyOS + #Hyprland desktop environments, but realized that I&#39;ve never posted about them here so I&#39;m now remedying that. https://discuss.cachyos.org/t/a-cachyos-hyprland-starter-kit/26515?u=dirge The latest update is due to the official release of #Noctalia v5, which is significant in that they&#39;ve now freed themselves from the confines of #Quickshell and operate within their own desktop fra...
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@xenogon Could always just use CachyOS with a lengthy update cadence. I know a few people that do monthly/bi-monthly updates on Arch systems for just for that reason. However, if you&#39;re looking for a longer time frame then I&#39;d say you&#39;re right to look elsewhere as doing something like bi-annual updates will probably bog you down with some manual intervention tasks even on a minimal Arch system.