That was one of the requirements for getting a concealed carry license in the state I did it, six shots left, reload, six shots right, reload then depending on which target distance you were at either 6 shots on one knee or just another 6 shots dominant hand, but you had to do both short and long range and hit a certain percentage on the target.

I used to really enjoy his Linux Sucks speeches, but man, not sure if younger me wasn’t paying attention or if man went real off the deep end around 2019.

Since we’re all throwing out DNS options, I’ll toss in NextDNS

Not incorrect. Makes them sound way too cool, however.

The argument that I’ve heard is that electric cars aren’t actually cleaner because of the pollution caused by mining the minerals required for the batteries.

Dark Sun is a fantastic album.

I was gonna say, for public universities that sounds like a violation of the first amendment, but I could be wrong.

At least on Windows it works with Thunderbird.

I like getting recommendations, but that’s what the DJ is for. When I choose a playlist there’s usually a reason for it and adding random songs to it is not it.

Followed up by the fourth movie, Hard and Harder

I went to StartPage personally.

Band tees blank shirts and spray painted shirts for me.

I was using Bitwarden up until I moved my email service to Proton. Now, I just use all their things, but I didn’t have any issues with Bitwarden personal. I do have some issues with their organization accounts though.

I mentioned this in a different post but I use both my password manager with totp as well as a YubiKey as authentication methods as I always have either my keys or my phone.

As for the recovery codes, SanDisk flash drives come with a password protected vault program that I put them in, then put that flash drive in my fire safe. Maybe not the most elegant solution, but it’s worked for me so far.

I use a YubiKey and I like it. At this point the bulk of my 2FA is in ProtonPass, but for my work Microsoft 365 and Duo specifically it’s nice to default to it and I’m more likely to have it since it’s on my key ring, than my phone. Also nice to have stuff pointed to that rather than an app if you like to upgrade or wipe your phone frequently.

I think most businesses that don’t provide work phones should be getting them for their employees so they don’t need to require that employee install an app on their personal device.

Maybe look into Hushed. I know they advertise having UK numbers. It’s a similar service but I don’t think they have a desktop client

It doesn’t really have any of the fancy bells and whistles, but if you want a notes app that allows handwriting, I use Xournal++

Nebula.tv because there is an option for no monthly subscription at the moment

They are discontinued, but you can still find them on ebay and whatnot.

I don’t know about the g5 specifically, I’d assume that’s just a fancy way of saying it’s got good motion detection. AI gets thrown around to attract attention

I have a g3 camera and it doesn’t require an internet connection after the initial setup if you create a local login for the NVR, but it does still require a Ubiquiti hardware NVR (the cloud key g2 and some of the routers also work), which could be a turn off for most people

It’s been a minute since I was researching this, but from what I remember, Reolink showed up the most for me.

If you can get your hands on older Ubiquiti camera’s, G1 and G2 I believe, you can install their NVR software on any server.

Or you could always go the route of using a Raspberry Pi and basically making it from scratch, I know pishop has several camera modules and cases with different features, and if you were fine using WiFi, a Pi Zero would be enough to make it work.

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