@JaredBusch said in Can bitwarden have multiple accounts:

I have a personal bitwarden account on my gmail address.

work will be creating me a bitwarden account on my company email address.

Can both of these things be signed in at one time?

Google tells me this has been asked for, but I can find no records of if it is possible.

This tool should not require me to give a personal email address to the company in order to be able to access shared resources without logging in and out of bitwarden all of the time.

No, it's a feature request but not available in their applications.

One solution would be to create a new profile (I think you use Firefox) and have a shortcut for the different profiles. Not a perfect solution.... but better then nothing.

@tim_g said in Ug - can I buy a sorta not computer thing from Lenovo?:

See, the thing with AR, is that you'll be learning to get used to seeing things that aren't really there... that can't be good!

I'm ok with it. AR had the potential to make life so much easier/better... not having to remember people's names is going to be the best use of this technology for me.

@JaredBusch said in Can bitwarden have multiple accounts:

But I also hate mixing business and personal.
Sure, I can have myself added to the organization using my personal account. And sure things stay separate.

This is what I ran into in the past.... right now I use LastPass for business and Bitwarden for personal. Works pretty well.

@stacksofplates said in What Are You Doing Right Now:

Bah the menu on mobile is on the left now??????

And chat is still funky on mobile.

Is this Arma? Seems like Arma specs for some reason.

@dashrender said in Ug - can I buy a sorta not computer thing from Lenovo?:

@rojoloco said in Ug - can I buy a sorta not computer thing from Lenovo?:

@dashrender said in Ug - can I buy a sorta not computer thing from Lenovo?:

@coliver said in Ug - can I buy a sorta not computer thing from Lenovo?:

@tim_g said in Ug - can I buy a sorta not computer thing from Lenovo?:

See, the thing with AR, is that you'll be learning to get used to seeing things that aren't really there... that can't be good!

I'm ok with it. AR had the potential to make life so much easier/better... not having to remember people's names is going to be the best use of this technology for me.

Here here - they ever get this into contact lenses or an implant that just uses the optic nerve .. definitely cool thinking.. if not freaky as hell because of horrible we humans are at making secure technology.

You have watched Black Mirror, right? The true potential horror lies not in the security but in the fact the technology is being used by humans.

I've seen one or two episodes - the like status one was just horrible. Then The Orville did a parody of it, damn.. it is a scary thought!

I have yet to see a truly bad Black Mirror episode. They are delightfully dystopian.

@thwr said in Looking for a high performance game server:

@coliver said in Looking for a high performance game server:

Is this Arma? Seems like Arma specs for some reason.

Gotcha

Ah. I've run it on Vultr before... I only had 6 players so I didn't need so much performance.

I know they have high frequency systems that get some pretty killer single core performance.

https://www.vultr.com/products/high-frequency-compute/

But the two big Arma communities that I know collocate their servers.

@momurda said in What Are You Doing Right Now:

Employer is apparently opening up an office in Romania, making an official partnership with some people we've had dealings with.

I hear it's nice over there.

Open Project
Project Open
Redmine

All seem to have the functionality you're looking for.

@travisdh1 said in What Are You Doing Right Now:

@scottalanmiller said in What Are You Doing Right Now:

@coliver said in What Are You Doing Right Now:

The self-driving car revolution can't come soon enough.

tell me about it.

Well, the Lidar sensors are generally quite expensive still. While some companies claim to have solved that issue, getting a machine learning platform to learn all the nuances involved in operating a multi-ton object safely still seems to be a challenge

And yet they are still doing it many times better then human drivers.

@krisleslie said in Using XCP-NG latest release, Windows 2019 Server VM file copies are pegged at 10 MB/s:

@black3dynamite Scott has been begging me for a while to switch over to KVM I have enough servers at home to give it a try. What are you using for host management? Last I saw, Kimichi(sp?) was hot.

You can also use Cockpit.

@dashrender said in What Are You Doing Right Now:

@travisdh1 said in What Are You Doing Right Now:

@scottalanmiller said in What Are You Doing Right Now:

@coliver said in What Are You Doing Right Now:

The self-driving car revolution can't come soon enough.

tell me about it.

Well, the Lidar sensors are generally quite expensive still. While some companies claim to have solved that issue, getting a machine learning platform to learn all the nuances involved in operating a multi-ton object safely still seems to be a challenge

The probable worse issue is getting the cars to anticipate what crazy humans will do.

My big concern right now is how well do self-driving cars work in the snow/ice that we get in upstate NY... Although intelligent traction control has already been shown to be better then a human when encountering ice and hydroplaning. That's a fairly simple AI comparatively.

@scottalanmiller said in Good Specs to Build a Gaming PC (asking for a friend):

@wirestyle22 said in Good Specs to Build a Gaming PC (asking for a friend):

@coliver said in Good Specs to Build a Gaming PC (asking for a friend):

@scottalanmiller said in Good Specs to Build a Gaming PC (asking for a friend):

@coliver said in Good Specs to Build a Gaming PC (asking for a friend):

@wirestyle22 said in Good Specs to Build a Gaming PC (asking for a friend):

@RojoLoco said in Good Specs to Build a Gaming PC (asking for a friend):

@Supreme_Overlord since the will probably be used for Steam games, check out the Steam controller. I got one (2nd one is a regular xbox wireless) and it has been pretty good. And it can go wired or wireless.

yeah these go on sale quite often so you might want to wait until you see it

It was discontinued in November of 2019.

What do we do now? The Steam controller is what made SO many games actually usable! Dammit. That was a literal game changer.

Yep they had a blow out sale in November. Then they announced they were clearing stock and cancelling un-shipped orders. There was rumor about a V2 coming out but nothing has materialized yet.

I totally forgot that happened. This was when they were selling steamlink for $1 right. I think all of it was on sale

The Link was all but useless.

Really like the Link I have. When you play over a wired connection it works flawlessly.

@scottalanmiller said in What Are You Doing Right Now:

lower the barriers to entry

This is the big one. It directly lowers the barrier to entry especially if we move to a uber/taxi-esque system. Providers will be able to provide vehicles for much cheaper then a taxi is currently.

@wirestyle22 said in Securing SSH:

@JaredBusch said in Securing SSH:

@hobbit666 said in Securing SSH:

@Dashrender To be honest that's my next step is now to make some keys for my laptop, and see how and where they go
but my guess is in the same authorized_keys file on a separate line

This is your friend.

ssh-copy-id -i ~/.ssh/id_ed25519.pub user@ip

if you only have a single public key you can simplify it to

ssh-copy-id user@ip

I specify because my desktop has a few different generated keys.

How does this fit into disaster recovery plans when you have many hundreds of ssh keys and a large IT team? If one person has 100 keys to various servers and their laptop dies, are you guys using a script to copy the keys per user? Also new user creation or deleting keys when someone leaves

There is also a way to do a trusted key broker. So you have a single CA that verifies your identity.

@rojoloco said in Gaming - What's everyone playing / hosting / looking to play:

I'm pretty sure Stardew Valley should change the name to Timesuck Valley...

Pretty much.

If you're looking to host something yourself.

https://github.com/bigbluebutton/bigbluebutton

Is actually really decent.

@scottalanmiller said in Random Thread - Anything Goes:

That took me longer to get them I'd care to admit.

@NDC said in Public Web Meeting Options:

I have people hunting for solutions that allow large meetings currently. North of the commonly available 150-300 attendees range that I see on most products.

Anyone have suggestions for that?

You'd have to license for it but Zoom can do 1000 people meetings as well.

@eddiejennings said in Weekend Plans:

I was going to try to set up Zabbix at home this weekend. Alas, I’m probably going to run out of time.

It's a stupid simple process. Takes very little time at all.