Yellow thread bag Jacob Radcliffe Opening to End You made all of this possible
The above is me talking about something meaningless for those who didn’t get it & for those who did; we live in a twilight world, there are no friends at dusk.
You made all of this possible can be taken with many context here & all of it would be right. Its like dog people hating cats but not necessarily cat people and vice versa. Then there are some who likes both & vice versa.
Everything relative, the ones who understood the simplicity will appreciate; the one who is confused didn’t see every single shot & also chose to not understand – because everything was laid out as it is, you just need to solve the jigsaw puzzle and stare at the masterpiece.
I have two keys for my Google Advanced Protection Program.
Kensington VeriMark
Feitian MultiPASS FIDO
VeriMark is a USB only device but also acts as a Windows Hello Biometric authentication source, its dual purpose and very handy. I’d say the cheapest way to get Windows Hello in any PC.
VeriMark also acts as a Windows Hello device
Mutipass is a handy tool, as it has 3 interfaces – USB, BLE & NFC.
Recently Google found an issue with security keys with BLE & I first noticed in my Feedly but soon got an email as well.
I thought I can’t get a free replacement key but surprisingly Feitian’s K13 (1,2 & 3) were listed as options. Mine is K13 3, marked with ③ at the back of the security key.
There is this form via which you can get a free replacement after you enter your address, provided you’re in the US and have purchased the Titan key; if you are outside the US and doesn’t have the Titan branded key but still have something similar, I am not sure if you are either affected or if you are entitled for a free replacement key. In this page that I referenced above, there is a comment section where you can post queries, I have asked whether my mutipass is affected and am waiting to hear back from Google.
If in case K13 3 is affected, I hope Google can send out a free replacement or at least offer the new unaffected Titan keys in the Indian Google Store for me and others to purchase.
I’d hate to turn off APP just because of this key issue, as otherwise I can’t use my OnePlus 6.
If in case you too are enrolled in APP, check and see your mileage. Good luck!
As recent as James Gunn fiasco, this trend is like walking on a thin rope.
The only measure of whether you’re forgiven for your past stupidity/sin is the level of stupidity/sin of your past actions alone.
But even there we seem to have exceptions, if you’re even remotely famous; no remorse for ya.
I’ve been a bad, stupid and a terrible person in the past with many wrong moves; but people change and evolve for better. But at the same time, I personally feel the ones who support Trump with his wrong actions should be shown no forgiveness. It’s a silpery slope 🤷🏻♂️.
For makers, it’s a constant revenue stream instead of a one off income; if priced right without greed – I agree with this trend, as it’s a way to pay a small fee monthly without long term commitments and as a way to support the developers.
Update as of 1st Sept 2019 – ACT customer service informed me on a call to my inquiry that v6 is no longer offered; they only activate WAN side v6 when the dynamic IP pool is congested and normally v6 is not offered. Even funnier is business customers with static IP’s are never presented with v6 and are stuck with v4 alone. Pity as v6 will soon gain wider adoption in India after Jio comes up with its home broadband.
Update as of 30th Sept 2019 – Not sure what happened, I am fully getting WAN side V6 now; it can mean two things – either the load is constantly high and thus V6 is available or they just started activating V6 full time. Either way, IPv6 is active and usable with ACT.
Karthikeyan 
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