Inhji @inhji

I like biking, programming, making music and gaming. Also cats.

As of today, akedia supports Webauthn and TOTP for 2Factor Authentication. Some notes on this: TOTP is used as a fallback in case Webauthn cannot be used. I got the idea from gitea My phone does not support Webauthn (yet?). Here TOTP is the only option. Only one U2F Device is supported, which is my Trezor One. In the future I may add the option to add multiple devices. I’m very confused about the state of Webauthn on Android/Firefox. This post on xda says Webauthn is available on certain devices, whatever that means. Google supports Webauthn, afaik it only works with Google Play Services, which I have not installed on my phone. Does that mean Webauthn on Android only works with Google Play Services? Dunno. Webauthn does not work via my Trezor connected via OTG on my phone. Despite the limited use cases (for now), I’m still very exited for Webauthn. A world without passwords seems too good to be true.

Inhji posted

As of today, akedia supports Webauthn and TOTP for 2Factor Authentication. Some notes on this:

  • TOTP is used as a fallback in case Webauthn cannot be used. I got the idea from gitea
  • My phone does not support Webauthn (yet?). Here TOTP is the only option.
  • Only one U2F Device is supported, which is my Trezor One. In the future I may add the option to add multiple devices.
  • I’m very confused about the state of Webauthn on Android/Firefox. This post on xda says Webauthn is available on certain devices, whatever that means.
  • Google supports Webauthn, afaik it only works with Google Play Services, which I have not installed on my phone. Does that mean Webauthn on Android only works with Google Play Services? Dunno.
  • Webauthn does not work via my Trezor connected via OTG on my phone.

Despite the limited use cases (for now), I’m still very exited for Webauthn. A world without passwords seems too good to be true.

Inhji posted

I’m contemplating RSS and reading articles. Since my introduction to the fediverse I actually treated my timeline like a feed reader and mostly read articles from hackernews and stuff that people shared. I’ve also implemented a rough microsub server in akedia. Which mostly works, but man, parsing feeds is hard

So yesterday I installed miniflux which is a no-frills RSS reader and I love it. The simplicity of RSS is really intriguing to me. Most blogs I read (still) have RSS support even if they don’t advertise it. (For example Hugo has /index.xml in the default configuration)

So I will run with miniflux for now and see how it goes.

PS: Readably is a really nice android reader with support for a lot of selfhosted readers/aggregators through the fever api.

On to the next step: Turning Clouds into a Beat Repeat Beast.
This is Karl. He just moved in.

Inhji posted

Observations from today:

  • When you’re smiling at yourself in the mirror at the end of the day, you must have done something right
  • Today was a stressful day, but I was waaay less anxious than I used to be
  • I have unlocked the ability to let a project rest when it’s time to sleep and not power through until I’m fucking frustrated and tired and go to bed unsatisfied
A crazy day is almost over. 🤗
Work in progress.
Abschied.
Leuchtturm.
Traumhaus. (2)