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14d ago
inVent: the 'pro' creosote log my buddy swore by did nothing for my 80 foot flue
Used to swear by them for years, then I scraped out a pint per log and went back to the brush.
23d ago
inMy $9 spreadsheet ended up replacing a $45 app I loved
My buddy ditched his $40 meal tracker for a notes app and never looked back lol.
1mo ago
inHad to pick between saving my venus flytrap or my peace lily in a 2 AM panic
Guess the flytrap got the last word in that argument, huh? Sounds like your cat staged a plant-based Survivor and you had to be the host. Here's hoping the peace lily forgives you faster than it revives.
1mo ago
Dropped $250 on a YubiKey bundle, now I'm questioning if hardware keys are overkill
Hold on, the backup codes aren't really the same thing as the YubiKey though... they're the thing that saves you when the key fails, but without the key, you wouldn't have those codes stored the same way. The authenticator app can do a lot, sure, but it lives on the same device that can get compromised or stolen, which is the whole point of the key being separate. SIM swaps are nasty, I've seen people get cleaned out, but that's more about your phone number being weak, not really about the app itself. If you're careful and your phone is locked down tight, then yeah, the $250 is probably overkill for most people. But calling backup codes the same as the key is kinda like saying a spare tire is the same as having four good ones, it only helps after something breaks.