Decorated some gingerbread people with the kids. Can you guess which one is mine? š
It somewhat tickles me that the Gaelic word for ‘small’ is ‘beag’, pronounced more-or-less as “big”
Went to try a live image of the latest Ubuntu. WiFi didnāt work āout of the box.ā WiFi issues on almost every software update is one of the reasons Iām looking to switch distro, so it looks like Ubuntu might not make the shortlist. Fedora is next to try. If WiFi doesnāt work on that I might need to get a dongle instead of using the onboard adapter.
Sign me up to all of this.
The death of Boromir in Fellowship of the Ring is a more poignant moment than any of the Frodo/Sam scenes in the rest of the trilogy. Donāt @ me.
Soā¦ that didn’t go so well. All the login items were there after the import, but easily 60% plus of the data was parsed incorrectly – usually one or both of username and password were imported as “custom fields” instead of actual login details. There was no pattern I could discern about why some logins imported successfully and the rest didn’t.
Two-Factor Authentication (TOTP) details were also imported as a custom field, instead of the “correct” one. I tried manually fixing a couple of accounts, for testing purposes, but the TOTP codes generated by Bitwarden wouldn’t work on the sites.
There is a format I can manually massage the data into, to get it to import properly (apparently), but this is starting to look like the major hassle I feared it might. And I doubt reformatting the export will fix the TOTP codes. That’s usually a time-skew/clock settings thing in my experience, but every device I tried from had the correct time.
If I do decide to migrate, I’ll revisit this – by necessity – but it’s a job for another time. For now I’ve purged my Bitwarden vault.
On the plus side, the encrypted notes imported just fineā¦
Something’s broken on my site at the moment, and I’m not sure what. Syndication links haven’t been displaying or updating reliably, and I’m not sure Webmentions are reliably being sent all of the time either.