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nixpulvis

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    Comment #49191767

    I'm not against physical keys at all. I have one on my keychain. I'm against making things hard to maintain ourselves. Being dependent on Apple and Google to agree before we can ow…

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    Comment #49188713

    Why is a password manager a "service" it should really just be a program and as many encrypted backups as you want. Maybe you pay for them to host those backups, but that's a choic…

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    Comment #49184335

    How is this easier than just using a password manager? Why not standardize the password input mechanism so they reliably update, etc. I feel like all of the security of passkeys co…

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    Comment #49184330

    Bug tech isn't a single entity. But I strongly believe a different group would have finished this obvious gap by now.

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    Comment #49178161

    It's ao comically bad it proves the while thing is a joke unless you're trusting Apple or Google to sync and back them up for you. One cynical angle at why the backup is being slow…

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    Comment #49177504

    It's not functionally equivalent, but it is a workaround, but requires doing it on every site (if they allow it) and it cannot be freely moved and re-backed up offline from the sit…

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    Comment #49177052

    Have we standardized a way to backup and export passkeys yet? Do websites commonly allow multiple passkeys to be registered?

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    Comment #49054085

    I feel like if you're scared of rebasing, you don't actually understand git.

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    Comment #48998089

    Not using big_space :(

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    Comment #48855048

    It doesn't and I never said anything about preferences directly. There are however culture wars, and they cause problems throughout the industry and discipline.

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    Comment #48853275

    Culture wars are sadly one of the biggest inhibitors of progress throughout all of technology.

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    Comment #48824478

    If they make cars irritating enough, people might give up the joy of driving and pivot to more economical transit modes. I have mixed feelings about this, and I doubt the car compa…

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    Comment #48726982

    I was originally excited by the flat design revolution because it appealed to my affinity with uniformity and consistency. But I believe now that I was ignorant and lazy. Bad desig…

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    Comment #48604856

    If a thinking machine can find new mathematical proofs we haven't thought of yet, it might also find new medicines and other things that really do make it worth finding a way to li…

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    Comment #48604643

    Google was never immune to spitting out junk BTW. Like I said, if you can't see the value in AI, I'd hedge a bet you haven't tried. Even a brief conversation with google's can help…

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    Comment #48604608

    I think it's worth understanding the technology so we can have informed strategies for how to best regulate it. We don't solve the climate crisis by abandoning all the technologica…

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    Comment #48604588

    Haha, yes 100% I've had the same thought.

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    Comment #48603811

    I recently learned the term "thought-terminating cliché" and it's so incredibly prevalent in society these days. Always has been I'm sure, but short form text based anonymous commu…

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    Comment #48603736

    I'm so frustrated by both the zealous AI bulls and the blind AI opposition. There's a lot of issues, ranging over technical, cultural, environmental, and moral problems. But there'…

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    Comment #48517589

    What makes you say that exactly?

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    Comment #48453784

    It didn't have a good sync story when I checked last.

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    Comment #48451512

    I swear I watched this Keynote before when they announced Apple Intelligence. Then proceeded to deliver nothing. Apple is so lost it makes me really sad.

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    Comment #48451444

    Not at all.

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    Comment #48451441

    I'm (slowly) working on a version controlled local-first password manager for exactly this reason.

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    Comment #48449880

    Apple Passwords reliably updates passwords in its database before the password is confirmed to be actually changed. I've been locked out of accounts many times to this. They really…