Paragraphs aren't an American invention and their usage long predates LLMs. They just help make walls of text more easily read.

Please use paragraphs. Your posts are hard to read, especially on small screens.

Maybe they just disagree that voting for the dems will lead to the release of the files considering they had four years already and didn't.

Norman Finkelstein is a good example. Some guy kept copying him in to emails with Epstein which he ignored. Eventually he quoted the testimony of one of Epstein's victims and essentially said he would throttle Epstein to death if she was his own daughter.

Fully aware of that. I don't disagree Musk's a piece of shit. The whole "appears in the Epstein files x times" phrasing just annoys me because it's meaningless. There is enough disgusting content in the files already which hasn't been investigated without needing to resort to this sort of hysteria.

This sort of nonsense achieves nothing but making the left look stupid. Have you actually looked at any of the Epstein files that have been released? There are entire articles and slide decks that are completely irrelevant to any illegal activity. You can literally look up "ghostbusters" and get 12 results. "Bucket" has 663 results. What does that tell you? Absolutely nothing.

Musk is a piece of shit but this post is just low quality engagement bait. Use your brain.

Yes, it's the same as mitm. I get that it's to avoid gendering the term but it doesn't really roll off the tongue or preserve the existing abbreviation. I've heard the alternatives: machine in the middle, mallory in the middle or, my favourite, Malcolm in the middle.

Learning basic AA and blocking will really put you in the top 10% globally.

My post was only meant to be a quick explanation of what passkeys are so I'll leave it as is. I do think it's healthy to be suspicious of big tech corporations and their motivations though so I'll be doing some further reading.

The argument from the "it's a trap" article is that the service you are registering to can use attestation to ensure that you are only using passkey managers that they approve.

I have to admit that I haven't investigated this thoroughly myself but if the protocol can be abused in that way then your only choice really would be not to use the service. If it is related to banking or government services then you may not have much of a choice.

Yubikeys support device bound passkeys already.