@JeremyCherfas I would change them next time you log in.
Meanwhile, I'm going through my password vault and purging entries for sites that no longer exist. And some duplicates, apparently.
@JeremyCherfas I would change them next time you log in.
Meanwhile, I'm going through my password vault and purging entries for sites that no longer exist. And some duplicates, apparently.
@JeremyCherfas I assume you've already changed all your Fastmail-related passwords, right?
@matigo it's on my local LAN. I'm trying to move a VM from one VMware server to another. For reasons I don't fully understand, the export is just…failing.
If I copy the underlying files (which I can do, since I can SSH to the server), when I attempt to bring up the VMs on the other VMware Server…it gives nonsensical errors.
The VMs can actually be rebuilt, of course, but why when I already have the VMs built?
It looks like app.net transferred ownership in January [securitytrails.com]. Had to be that since the domain wasn't going to expire until 2020.
In what Universe does it make sense to drop an in-progress download of tens of gigabytes just because the interactive web interface to the site times out? Great job, VMware, ship it!
While it's true that the only truly dumb question is the one you don't ask, the level of dumbness of a question also depends greatly on who asks it.
On another note, I'm finally removing the various vestiges of app.net from my password manager.
Hm… so on a lark I decided to see if app.net (the website) still didn't resolve.
It now does, and it points to a site called mobiblocks.com, a web design firm in the Seattle area.
Also, don't know why I didn't try using Duo sooner. Push notifications to confirm it was you logging in someplace for the win.