IRC log for #wowace on 20180602

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00:04.45KethoI think they added another wave of addon authors yesterday
00:08.35quiescensgrats
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00:19.04*** topic/#wowace is https://wowace.com/ | 7.3.x ToC: 70300 | https://wowace.com/paste/ | http://lua.org | This channel is logged, via purl | Official support path https://support.curse.com
00:26.46znfnevcairiel: yeah, my bank (ING) is forcing 5 digit passwords
00:27.22znfgranted, they require either an sms auth code or the physical token as 2nd step
00:27.29znfbut still, 1st step is only the 5 digit password
00:27.35nevcairielfor login already?
00:27.45nevcairieli can look at my banking history etc without 2fa
00:27.53znfah, not here
00:27.55znffor login directly
00:28.10znfbut it's otherwise pretty stupid
00:28.11nevcairieli only need the sms thing or token for sending money
00:28.22znfthe mobile app has an option to "remember device"
00:28.45znfso if you logged on once, and ticket the checkbox with "remember device", then you only need the 5 digit password (username is saved)
00:29.44znfthey're also blocking the reuse of passwords
00:30.42znfwhich in theory is ok... but when you're limited to passwords from 00000 to 99999 it's kind of... stupid
00:31.32znfI remember Raiffaisen issueing clients a PDF with TAN (?) codes
00:31.40znfso you had username/password combo
00:31.48znfand then a one-use code from a PDF
00:31.55znfevery time you used one, you had to scratch it out :D
00:31.58nevcairielthats the bad old days, lists of TANs to use
00:32.08nevcairieli remember that
00:32.21znfING had a nice token back in the day
00:32.34znfit was grey, it had numbers laid out properly
00:32.41znf1-2-3
00:32.43znf4-5-6
00:32.45znf7-8-9
00:32.50znf--0--
00:32.56znfthen they changed the token
00:33.06znfand numbers were 9-8-7.... 6-5-4...
00:33.08znfeveryone hated it :D
00:33.34nevcairielinverting it seems odd
00:33.39znfand then they introduce the SMS auth, because everyone held on to the old token as much as they could :D
00:33.52znfbut you were forced to change it once the battery run out
00:34.37znfmy other bank is only sms-code
00:34.49znfbut, it has a un-changeable username
00:35.06nevcairielusername is the account number here basically
00:35.10znfin the form of AA-#########
00:35.23znfwhere AA are initials, and # is a random number
00:35.30znf...and their fucking mobile app doesn't remember the username
01:12.24foxlitmeanwhile: self-chosen username and two self-chosen passwords, login with username + first password + 3 server-chosen letters of the second password.
01:13.06nevcairielthat sounds annoying, just let me input both passwords instead of having to think about shit :p
01:14.20foxlitthat kind of defeats the point, nev -- might as well just one one password then.
01:14.32foxlits/one one/use one/
01:14.38nevcairielif i know the password anyway, whats the point of making me think about it so much
01:15.15foxlitit prevents login by keylogger.
01:15.34nevcairielmost passwords are either muscle memory or in a password manager, the first thing is entirely incompatible with such requests, and the second thing just has me open an app that shows the password in plaintext so i can lookup those things
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01:16.25foxlitit doesn't have complexity requirements, so you're welcome to choose a memorable word
02:38.25quiescenspaper one time passwords are so old school
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13:12.27znfI underestimated the CPU requirements to forward X over SSH
13:12.39znfconstant 50% CPU usage
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13:19.20znf4 x X-Forwarding PuTTY instances are using 80% of my CPU on my home PC
13:20.57bluspacecowbut y tho
13:21.22nebulabecause vnc wasn't good enough
13:21.28bluspacecow:(
13:27.56quiescensgives blu a cookie
13:31.19bluspacecow*noms it*
13:32.18quiescens/pat blu
13:36.39znfnebula: VNC implies running an X server on the... server already
13:36.54znfeven if it's just xvfb
13:37.28znf(or vnc, yes)
13:41.37quiescensxforwarding implies running an x server on the... client
13:41.47quiescensnodnod
13:41.58nebulax forwarding is awful, i'm not sure why you'd want to do it
13:42.17quiescensback in the day
13:42.56nebulai only ever used it back in the day D; connection times out? rip EVERYTHING
13:43.54Funkeh`is x not dead yet
13:44.13quiescenso.o
13:44.18nebulalol, wayland is closer to death than x
13:44.26znf^
13:44.30Funkeh`christ
13:44.39znfwayland was born dead :D
13:44.51nebulawhat is dead can never die
13:44.51znfUbuntu removed it in 18.04 afaik
13:48.18nebulainb4 mir comes back
13:50.10Stanzillawhat's the problem with wayland?
13:50.19Funkeh`nothing
13:50.24Funkeh`probably developer interest
13:50.48nebulaubuntu removed it due to some specific issues, i forget what off the top of my head
13:50.51Funkeh`it's taken so long and it's not going anywhere, not surprising
13:51.13nebulaUbuntu ships Wayland as default in Ubuntu 17.10 (Artful Aardvark).[73] Ubuntu reverted back to X.Org for Ubuntu 18.04 LTS, as Wayland still has issues with screen sharing and remote desktop applications, and does not recover as well from window manager crashes
13:53.44quiescensis wayland actually gone, or is it because 18.04 was an lts release, and they weren't ready to have wayland in lts yet
13:53.55Funkeh`the latter
13:54.13nebulayea, it's not like purged from their repos or anything
14:06.54bluspacecowhttps://pastebin.com/rTExrPgR
14:07.02bluspacecowThat waiting for active player lag :(
14:07.20bluspacecowon live it's about 3 ms no where near the figures I'm seeing in client.log on the beta
14:07.29bluspacecowproof the lag meter is lying to me :(
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15:56.25znfX11
15:56.27znfXorg
15:56.27znf?
15:56.34MegalonX-COM?
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