Today I learned the hard way:

My hosting only allows ONE ssh connection… so yeah, one of my projects got kicked out and had to switch to HTTP tokens 💀

So now I’m thinking:

SSH → feels clean, secure, “real dev mode”
HTTP tokens → when life says “you don’t have a choice”

same job, different vibes.

What are you using?

HTTP Tokens 🔑
SSH 🔐
Both ⚖️
FTP ☠️ (living in 2005)

#http #token #https #ftp #hosting #coding

If you don't diversify your #AI #token supply you're dead in the water. Why would I invest if you're subjected to a #monopoly to exist? Why not invest in the monopoly instead?

Tokens are subsidized, reaching limits, and monopolies can't raise prices until you're locked in.
 
Vendor lock-in = future #enshittification: Demand agnostic solutions.

Don't get me wrong, smallest violin for companies who fired everyone and now depend on one vendor.
 
https://www.instagram.com/p/DV0Z0qmDa28/
https://www.instagram.com/p/DU_llvaAW7G/

Here is a great example of the need to record those little bits of history we come across. This check is uniface, brass, rectangular with a hole and the number 1593 stamped into it. There is no way to know where it came from or what it was used for. It's meaning would be lost to history.

Except, because this piece came from the estate of a worker there, I know that it came from the Bevercotes colliery in Nottinghamshire, UK, which was the first fully automated mine: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bevercotes_Colliery

My understanding is the more common round checks with the colliery name were the worker's pay checks, and these ones were lamp checks, which would be placed near or on lamps, or taken from lamps, so miners would know when & if the lamps had been checked.

(Rectangle check is mine, the round one is from http://www.healeyhero.co.uk/rescue/individual/Bob_Bradley/Bk-6/B6-1993-P24.html and the colliery image is from Wikipedia)

#Numismatics #CoinCollecting #token #check #Industry #Coal #CoalMining #History #Histodons @numismatics @histodons

Justin Sun: pagou US$10M para encerrar caso com a SEC

Você viu isso? Justin Sun fechou um acordo com a SEC e pagou US$10 milhões — e ainda diz que é inocente! 😳

• O que aconteceu:
- Fecharam um acordo com a SEC ✅
- Justin Sun pagou US$10 milhões para encerrar o processo 💸
- Ele afirmou publicamente que não foi condenado e que o token não era um "security" 🏷️
- Ou seja: pagou para acabar com o caso, mesmo dizendo ser inocente...

#JustinSun #SEC #Cripto #Token #Justiça #MorningCrypto

MiGetAuth é um software de autenticação de dois fatores que permite salvar suas contas localmente gerando códigos de autenticação diretamente do desktop Linux, sem uso de mobile, sem compartilhamento de informações.

Pensado em privacidade e segurança.

Em breve disponível em https://github.com/mugomes/migetauth

#token #otp #linux