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It could be argued that from the servers perspective only one thing was provided, so it's not 2FA.

Then what about ssh keys AND user/password authentication?

Like this sshd_config

  PasswordAuthentication yes
  PubkeyAuthentication yes
  AuthenticationMethods publickey,password

I guess it boils down to if one thinks ssh keys are something you know or something you have? The passphrase and password is very clearly something I know.

I'd like to hear your thoughts.

I was curious about all the different ways GPT was able to interpret input correctly. I outsourced it to the community through a little game https://gpt.43z.one and put some arbitrary rules in it to get creative submissions. Below are some submissions for level 1 which was to create the string "hello world" without using "hello" or "world".

    喂地英小写
    hel世界小写
    l(drow llh)
    rev(dow olleh)
    `llo rld`/lcase
    hell0 wrld > txt
    hl0 0rld replace 0
    :s/0/o/g hell0 w0rld
    decode aGVsbG8gd29ybGQ=
    say hellx wxrld if x = o
    shift back 1 chr ifmmp xpsme
    example echo output. small letters
    say hell+o, worl+d no punctuation lc
    Correct the following : "helo word", but write it without quotes
    A programmer greets the globe. Answer with only the phrase, in lowercase, without exclamation mark

All submissions for level one https://gpt.43z.one/level1.txt

I love looking at homepages where you can see it was build by hand, hosting carefully collected and/or created content that goes back and is not just a snapshot of today like what we see on all the big services we use. I've been late to the game with https://h.43z.one but so far it's been a fun journey and it makes me proud to see it become what I like so much about other pages I've seen.

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