How are passkeys safer than complex passwords with 2FA Authenticator? Are there any circumstances where the latter may be safer than the former?
With Passkeys is their a greater risk of losing access to the account?
And how do Passkeys compare, in terms of safety, to using a hardware authentication device Isuch as a Yubikey)?
How are passkeys safer than complex passwords with 2FA Authenticator? Are there any circumstances where the latter may be safer than the former?
With Passkeys is their a greater risk of losing access to the account?
And how do Passkeys compare, in terms of safety, to using a hardware authentication device Isuch as a Yubikey)?
Most of them are offline editors via a website. But why does the world need a new one over and over again?
Has anyone run across a business still using Novell NetWare?
How did you deal with it?
How can I automate the changing of insecure passwords in many unrelated accounts?
And what restrictions, if any, exist? Such as bands, power, etc.
And is there a maximum amount of time he can operate during an extended length of visit to the US?
For an inexperienced person, A) how quickly, B) how easily and C) how cheaply/inexpensively (or free) can a very basic, decent looking, website be created with AI?
D) And with which AI (or other) tools could be utilized?
Would it be approximately accurate to estimate that today's Yiddish speaking population is 80+% Orthodox/Hasidic, if counting first and second language Yiddish speakers, but when counting first-language Yiddish speakers it is 99+% Orthodox/Hasidic?
For this purpose people who are "formerly" Orthodox/Hasidic and learnt the language while part of those communities, are included in the count/percentage of those communities. (I don't think this niche is particular large, anyways.)
And as far as the non-Orthodox Yiddish-speaking demographics are concerned, are they mainly cultural Yiddishists who learnt it later in life for nostalgic purposes as well as the (today) very diminishing very elderly non-Orthodox Russian (and former Soviet) Jews who did speak it as a first language, who thirty years ago you could much easier be found in Russian Jewish neighborhoods speaking Yiddish in the streets as their first language?
For the purposes of storing data that does not need to accessed often, what is the better option between SSD and HDD? Or another option, if something else is better or worth considering. (Such as tapes, if cost effective.)
Does data stored on HDD last longer than data stored on SSD? Does data on SSD have a much greater risk of being lost than data on HDD?
And would external drives or internal drives or some other option be the best approach?
What is the total cost that can be expected with each option (on a comparative basis)?
For the purposes of storing data that does not need to accessed often, what is the better option between SSD and HDD? Or another option, if something else is better or worth considering. (Such as tapes, if cost effective.)
Does data stored on HDD last longer than data stored on SSD? Does data on SSD have a much greater risk of being lost than data on HDD?
And would external drives or internal drives or some other option be the best approach?
What is the total cost that can be expected with each option (on a comparative basis)?
For the purposes of storing data that does not need to accessed often, what is the better option between SSD and HDD? Or another option, if something else is better or worth considering. (Such as tapes, if cost effective.)
Does data stored on HDD last longer than data stored on SSD? Does data on SSD have a much greater risk of being lost than data on HDD?
And would external drives or internal drives or some other option be the best approach?
What is the total cost that can be expected with each option (on a comparative basis)?
For the purposes of storing data that does not need to accessed often, what is the better option between SSD and HDD? Or another option, if something else is better or worth considering. (Such as tapes, if cost effective.)
Does data stored on HDD last longer than data stored on SSD? Does data on SSD have a much greater risk of being lost than data on HDD?
And would external drives or internal drives or some other option be the best approach?
What is the total cost that can be expected with each option (on a comparative basis)?
For the purposes of storing data that does not need to accessed often, what is the better option between SSD and HDD? Or another option, if something else is better or worth considering. (Such as tapes, if cost effective.)
Does data stored on HDD last longer than data stored on SSD? Does data on SSD have a much greater risk of being lost than data on HDD?
And would external drives or internal drives or some other option be the best approach?
What is the total cost that can be expected with each option (on a comparative basis)?
What, today, is the closest replacement for Chessmaster? Not so much the engine, but the visuals, features, tools and general look and feel.
Mainly for offline use, playing against the computer, but if it integrates online as well that could be a plus.
I used Chessmaster from their DOS and Windows 3.1 days, but it isn't compatible with modern Windows OS, AFAIK. (Please correct if it does work out of the box. Otherwise, if you know how to make it work in Windows 11 and Windows 10, if you can share the necessary technical steps. And describe how well it works/doesn't work.)
And can anyone share what the differences between the older/newer versions of Chessmaster were? Whether any of the older versions may have been better, in some or many ways, than the newer versions. (Obviously there's been many versions of Chessmaster released between the 1980s and early 2000s. For both DOS and Windows.)
What, today, is the closest replacement for Chessmaster? Not so much the engine, but the visuals, features, tools and general look and feel.
Mainly for offline use, playing against the computer, but if it integrates online as well that could be a plus.
I used Chessmaster from their DOS and Windows 3.1 days, but it isn't compatible with modern Windows OS, AFAIK. (Please correct if it does work out of the box. Otherwise, if you know how to make it work in Windows 11 and Windows 10, if you can share the necessary technical steps. And describe how well it works/doesn't work.)
And can anyone share what the differences between the older/newer versions of Chessmaster were? Whether any of the older versions may have been better, in some or many ways, than the newer versions. (Obviously there's been many versions of Chessmaster released between the 1980s and early 2000s. For both DOS and Windows.)
What, today, is the closest replacement for Chessmaster? Not so much the engine, but the visuals, features, tools and general look and feel.
Mainly for offline use, playing against the computer, but if it integrates online as well that could be a plus.
I used Chessmaster from their DOS and Windows 3.1 days, but it isn't compatible with modern Windows OS, AFAIK. (Please correct if it does work out of the box. Otherwise, if you know how to make it work in Windows 11 and Windows 10, if you can share the necessary technical steps. And describe how well it works/doesn't work.)
And can anyone share what the differences between the older/newer versions of Chessmaster were? Whether any of the older versions may have been better, in some or many ways, than the newer versions. (Obviously there's been many versions of Chessmaster released between the 1980s and early 2000s. For both DOS and Windows.)
What, today, is the closest replacement for Chessmaster? Not so much the engine, but the visuals, features, tools and general look and feel.
Mainly for offline use, playing against the computer, but if it integrates online as well that could be a plus.
I used Chessmaster from their DOS and Windows 3.1 days, but it isn't compatible with modern Windows OS, AFAIK. (Please correct if it does work out of the box. Otherwise, if you know how to make it work in Windows 11 and Windows 10, if you can share the necessary technical steps. And describe how well it works/doesn't work.)
And can anyone share what the differences between the older/newer versions of Chessmaster were? Whether any of the older versions may have been better, in some or many ways, than the newer versions. (Obviously there's been many versions of Chessmaster released between the 1980s and early 2000s. For both DOS and Windows.)