theunamedguy

Even the iPods are no longer officially manufactured by Apple. However, there are still many options for getting a DAP nowadays, eBay is one.

Disclaimer: I'm a dev.

Heck, I personally ported them to Rockbox so they run on my MP3 players now!

http://forums.rockbox.org/index.php/topic,51577.0.html

When you read the word "portable," you'd better believe it. The entire project is designed for elegance and simplicity, and the developer docs are a pleasure to read.

http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/puzzles/devel/

This looks great! I spotted a typo with the word "neccesary" a bit down the page, however.

Yes, exactly. It's called the "otp" plugin.

In a shameless plug for myself, I recently worked on an open-source side project for digital audio players (a.k.a. "MP3 players") that handles the client end of a 2FA system.

This form factor offers several advantages over a phone: first, some devices can automatically type your 2FA code by posing as a HID device, and second, some devices support hardware AES which makes it difficult to clone your tokens.

It's been merged into the Rockbox project: http://rockbox.org

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By the way, I did manage to port this to run on Rockbox (for MP3 players) a while back:

http://www.rockbox.org/wiki/PluginXWorld

Demo here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=np_97afob4g

Even better, you can use spacing within a line to create a 3-D effect to emphasize certain words: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ASCII_stereogram#Text_emphasis

Works for me, but it's slow

https:// site is down, http://www.gnu.org/software/emacs/ is live.

It's the opposite of a duplicate, actually.

Incompatible computer

This computer and/or connection speed are not capable of handling the full effect of the Force. You can still watch the video below.

The idea behind this initially was to have 1 key available on say, a flash drive, as a last-resort option for remote logins. This way, even if the key is stolen, it can't be used.

I didn't think of that. Thanks for pointing that out.

Fixed ;)

Great tool, but too bad it can't handle code very well.

An example (converting C++ to C):

    Input:
    void FileStream::write(char* , int);
    void VirtualMachine::cycle(int);

    Example:
    void FileStream_write(char* , int);

    Output:
    void FileStream_write(char* , int);
    void VirtualMachine_cycle(int* , );

Also, is it open-source?

Same. I don't think any of the tests work properly.

> edit: Just a reminder: check your randomness source for security!

This should be your first thought when doing ANYTHING security-related.

My money's on Unicode.

Insane.

What's next? Moving cars.

Open-source is a great place to start, and (I'd think) looks great on a resume.

It'd be nice if this had infinite scrolling.