Niko 
niko@meowing.zip
im fucking killing myself
i wasnt even at my computer I Just typed my password ONCE
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@niko if you reboot itll reset the limit, i did this yesterday
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@CinnamonCatYurilover i know but i dont want to do this, i was Doing something .
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Amber 
(kemona_halftau) 
kemona_halftau@sharkey.skydevs.me
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@niko a few days ago i saw this
solution was to login as root on a tty and set the clock forward 10 minutes
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@niko @CinnamonCatYurilover or faillock --reset in another tty if you have a root password set
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Amber (kemona_halftau)
kemona_halftau@sharkey.skydevs.me
@niko also is that the kde standard reference cat
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@kayttaja @CinnamonCatYurilover uuuuuuhh i dont. i dont have a root password set..............
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@kemona_halftau @niko if you use elogind or systemd-logind, you can also use loginctl unlock-session from a tty (use loginctl list-sessions to get the ID, substitute loginctl for systemctl if you use systemd). I used it when I couldn’t log in from the screen locker a while ago (I don’t remember if it was due to this or something else)
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oh . well that explains it, sudo was waiting for me when i was gone
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Amber (kemona_halftau)
kemona_halftau@sharkey.skydevs.me
@niko what security advantage does having a password timeout even provide 
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@niko faillock –reset USERNAME or some shit like that if I recall
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