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Walking down Mount Pleasant Street several weeks later, Lambert, who knew James and had heard about the piano, glimpsed it through the restaurant’s basement window. He dropped a note at James’s house, several blocks away.“Call me,” it read. “I have an idea for the piano.”Within a day, the men made their pitch to Purple Patch’s owner, Patrice Cleary: An open-piano session from 7 to 10 p.m.

Every Wednesday. Pianists would play what they wanted, and — this was extremely important — there would be no amplifiers, no electric instruments, and no recorded music. Ube is the star of this dessert concocted by Purple Patch owner Patrice Cleary. Combining her Filipino and Irish backgrounds, the treat features a springy bread pudding baked with granola and ube (pronounced “oo-beh”), a starchy tuber also known as a purple yam.

The vibrantly colored ingredient has a mild and sweet nuttiness, similar to a pistachio’s, but with a creaminess. A drizzle of rich caramel builds on the pudding’s delightful gooeyness, and a cool scoop of bright ube ice cream caps it all off.

Purple Patch and its memorable Filipino dishes have built a reputation for themselves beyond Washington D.C. With merely a year of life, Purple Patch has already been recognized as one of the top Filipino restaurants in the U.S. By different publications and was recently featured in Tom Sietsma’s Fall Dining Guide as one of the top 37 restaurants to visit in D.C.

The mastermind behind what feels like a cozy piece of art is Patrice Clearly, a Filipino-American woman with a passion for Filipino food. “Failure is not an option.” she told Myx TV in her featured episode of “My Motto.”.

When I try to connect via my VPS on digitalocean I get: @root facebook - Login error: User must verify their account on www.facebook.com (405)I then have to go to facebook.com in a currently trusted browser, approve, and reset my password.3x more times I try this, and no luck.Next I do an ssh proxy via the VPS, and ensure my browser reports the VPS ip address, and log in there. I verify that IP, and it works.Go back to bitlbee from same IP. Still no luck.I have tried both real passwords, and App passwords multiple times. I seem to run into this once or twice a week now. Logging in via a browser from the same IP and going through the password change process fixes the issue each time but it's rather annoying. I'm not using a VPS but a self-hosted server on a corporate IP network instead. Sure, it could still be an IP-based blacklist, but I wouldn't be so sure.

I'm using an app password (which I also changed once) and FB keeps telling me that 'one of the following passwords might not have been added by me' or some such bullshit.Perhaps FB is trying to 'encourage' using their own services once again, or perhaps bitlbee-facebook is doing something some automatic algorithm detects as suspicious. In case anyone comes up with a more permanent solution, please let us know. Yeah I was wondering what happened with this one.Shortly after this ticket went silent, appeared and the number of reports there spiked. And oddly enough I was only able to reproduce it there, when using purple-facebook from pidgin but not when using bitlbee-facebook from the exact same machine.So I'll have to ask you all to please answer all the questions you can from this list, like I asked in the other ticket. Ideally following the template.Okay, here, a short list of all the information I need:. Errors thrown by bitlbee.

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Message shown by the facebook website (particularly pay attention to mentions of 'unfamiliar location' or 'suspicious activity'). Is it all the same internet connection?.

Are you using any proxies / VPNs?. Were you using app passwords? Did the situation improve after using?. Did it happen once or did it happen on every login attempt?. Was it enough to change the password?. Have you used this plugin before? If so, when was the last time it worked?.

Have you used any other third party facebook clients like miranda?Please, everyone who posted here so far, reply with a comment including all of these. After a disconnect, first'Login error: Error validating access token: Session does not match current stored session. This may be because the user changed the password since the time the session was created or Facebook has changed the session for security reasons.'

Not sure if the former happens every time, though.When trying to reconnect, always:Login error: User must verify their account on (405). FirstYour Account is Temporarily LockedWe’ve detected suspicious activity on your Facebook account and have temporarily locked it as a security precaution.It’s likely that your account was compromised as a result of entering your password on a website designed to look like Facebook. This type of attack is known as phishing. Learn more in the Help Center.Over the next few steps we’ll walk you through a security check to help secure your account, and let you log back in.Followed by aKeep Your Account SecureIt looks like one change was made to your account.

Now we'll help you change your password and look at the recent change to your account.1Password2App Passwords mybitlbeeapppasswordidentifier. Yes. No. Using one now. I'm not 100% sure if I was using one initially (had one set up but I'm not sure if that was used by Bitlbee).

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After the issue first emerged, I created a new app password and started using it. Didn't help. Not on every login, but has been happening occasionally lately. The first occurrence seems to have been November 6th. Yes. Apparently worked until Nov 7th.

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(The first occurrence of 405 error on my logs). No.

Unfortunately didn't have running yet.