u/tresslessone

Hi all,

Like any house, we have some cables here and there. Most of them are reasonably tucked away, but some of them (e.g. near sockets), are in positions where access is unavoidable.

I've never seen my pup show any interest in cables whatsoever (thankfully), but I guess one single accident with biting a live cable would be enough to kill her.

What is the solution here?

I live in low density suburbia. It’s full of old boomers in old houses, whose kids promptly auction off the lot for redevelopment into a duplex when mom or dad kicks the bucket.

It’s the hot thing to do, and with my neighbour in the beautiful corner lot across the road turning 96 this year, I know I too will be subject to the grinding noise and dust soon.

I get it, we need more housing. Subdivision is a good way to achieve this without turning the whole country into a dystopian set of unit blocks. I’m not against it per se.

… But why are these new duplexes all so ugly? Why do they all have to look like boundary-to-boundary concrete bunkers? Whatever happened to having a yard? Whatever happened to the brick house that won’t rot away to concrete cancer in a decade or two?

/rant

Hi all,

Some of you might find this helpful, as sometimes the Bitwarden iOS app has a habit of getting stuck in an authentication loop where it forces Webauthn 2factor and won't recognise a passkey you saved previously.

Turns out that in order for the app to be allowed to use passkeys associated with your vaultwarden domain, you need to serve a file linking the Bitwarden app to the domain called ./well-known/apple-app-site-association. That file needs to contain the following bit of JSON:

{
  "webcredentials": {
    "apps": [
      "9XFH6WJ3X2.com.8bit.bitwarden",
      "9XFH6WJ3X2.com.8bit.bitwarden.beta"
    ]
  }
}

For example, when using Caddy, add the following bit to your caddyfile under your vaultwarden domain:

}
  handle /.well-known/apple-app-site-association {
  header Content-Type application/json
  respond `{
    "webcredentials": {
    "apps": [
    "9XFH6WJ3X2.com.8bit.bitwarden",
    "9XFH6WJ3X2.com.8bit.bitwarden.beta"]
  }`
}

I'm not sure why Vaultwarden doesn't serve this file by default, but for now this will do the trick.

Hi all,

I’m at work today and my wife has an unexpected errand that can not wait. She cannot bring the pup as it’s a pet free zone. This pup is very clingy and will whine if we as much as step two feet away from her play pen.

I guess today is the day we start to train on separation, albeit a bit more cold turkey than we thought…

She’s done the following:

- wait for her to sleep and place in her crate

- crate open in play pen

- a few toys for distraction

- food and water accessible in play pen

- toilet accessible in play pen

Other than the above, what can we do to make this as easy as possible and to hopefully extract some learning benefit (“the world doesn’t end when you’re by yourself for an hour”) from the situation?