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Hello, is there any kind of support for having the passwords encrypted with something like a users GPG key, then only decrypted on the host?

I'm currently using passwordstore/gopass for password management. It uses my GPG key to encrypt the passwords. The GPG key lives only only my Yubikey. The Yubikey requires a touch for each decryption.

If you were to hack my system and my gpg password you still wouldn't be able to decrypt my passwords. If you tricked me in to touching my yubikey, well, you'd still only get a few passwords before I figured out something was up.

If I was going to use Bitwarden, I'd like a similar level of secur

It's probably in bad taste to try to make this a competition, but our charts are very similar at the moment and if a competition gets people to reduce spread a bit then I figure it's worth a shot.

So come on NS, let's show NL that we're the best curve flatteners.

Sometimes it would be easier to have a set top box that can run an android app. I'm looking for suggestions on the most open setup to do this.

For nice to haves: Ideally it would be open hardware. It would be supported with a mainstream Linux kernel (or at least a newer one). Would have at least some pre-built newish Android images.

Anyone know anything good?

Hello, I'm trying to follow a post about an older Kobo and modify the brightness of a newer Kobo Aura. The original author shows a diagram of where a resistor can be attached.

The circuit for the Aura looks similar(-ish). Everything seems slightly moved around and made smaller, but I'm betting that the little ribbon cable is still the LEDs.

My question is about the resistor above it, RA8. It's a 56k resistor that looks to me like it bridges the same place it was suggested to bridge in the o

Hello, I'm looking for Optometrist suggestions around HRM. As a requirement they must provide the PD without an extra charge. I know I can measure it myself, but I don't want to support one that won't provide it.

As I'm sure you're aware, this community has changed a lot over time. From initially being run by QuadrigaCX, to a lot of speculation and hate during the collapse, to now mostly informative posts.

Still there's a handful of posts of a more disrespectful or conspiracy theory nature. Posts with titles containing things like:

• Quadriga Committee Ruined Christmas Most Useless Group Assembled
• The Quadriga Committee Isn’t Smart Enough To Be A Committee Of A Pumpkin Patch Yet They Are Our Only Voice For People Who Lost 100s Of Millions
• All Claims Will Be Private There Is A Bs Number Of Claims The Committee Will Approve Them All Instantly

I've removed other ones suggesting violence. The a

Hello,

I need to replace the motor in a Honeywell V8043G1125/U. The page I found on it lists these two motors:

• 802360JA/U
• 802360UA/U

When I bring up the pages for those motors I see the first is "Used with: V8043A,E,F", while the second is "Used with: V8043J". Neither mentioned the G version.

Can someone tell me what the difference in these two motors is, and which I should be looking for?

Thanks!

Hello, I'm fully expecting a 'just replace it' answer, but I'm still curious as to what's wrong.

I have a portable AC unit that has stopped working. I took it apart to see if there was anything obvious that looked like it needed banging on.

While running the very first copper loop of the evaporator coil gets cold, but not beyond that. It's about the same for the condenser coil.

The compressor seems to run, in that it makes noise and vibrates. It gets hot, but I'm not sure if that's just normal working temperature or it's hotter than it should be. It hasn't hit any thermal cutoff.

Once the compressor starts the power draw increases to around 560w, so in it's current state it makes a prett

My kitchen has a bunch of standard NEMA 5-15 outlets. The top and bottom are on different circuits (and out of phase, so 240v between hots). The breakers are non-gcfi.

It would be nice to be able to run some higher voltage appliances, like a kettle or induction cooker.

Could these outlets easily be converted from to something like 6-15s? And if so would the entire circuit have to be converted? (Ideally it'd be nice to have a 240v plug and a 120v plug in the same outlet).