“Guns don’t kill people, people kill people”

Trying to figure out what this project actually is is impossible. There’s not a single screenshot on any website. Not the news article, not the GitHub, not the docs site, not the main site.

sublemmy

Community! That’s what the c is for. Not related to Reddit stuff at all.

The person that wrote the anti article thinks that 2fa is a form of password… they’re the one that doesn’t understand passkeys.

Password manager can store passkeys as well. They’re way easier to fill than passwords, they always work and never have issues with filling like you can have on some websites that just don’t work well with pw managers.

Yeah I was sure it was more like 100%

I’d like to look into jujutsu, but I’m very concerned that I might make the hardest part of software development even harder, especially as it won’t be mature right now. Even if I look at it for myself, I could end up distancing myself from the git pain that everyone else has in the team, and thereby make things worse.

That was exactly what it did in my experience. Until they get their own backend rather than operating with a git backend it’s probably going to continue being like that. It was a very intuitive interface otherwise.

12 Angry Men

Why block? You can’t report them every time you see them then! I only block spam accounts that don’t get removed after like a month of reporting, it’s impossible to keep an eye on transphobes or nazis if you block them.

I don’t drink milk, I’m just asking if you want to see it in stores.

Of what? From what source? Collected in what way? Just blindly trusting a chart with no data attached to it is exactly how we got into the misinformation age.

This is a very badly written article that conflates TOTP with passwords and then uses that to try to draw a line between totp and passkeys. Passkeys are limited in use in the exact same way that password are. The entity making the website gets to decide the rules.

Attested passkeys will not happen for common big tech websites because they wouldn’t completely prevent the use of password managers.

All these companies are pushing for passkeys because they not only are vastly better for security, but because they remove liability for these companies.

The author falls down the steepest slope I’ve ever seen writing this article, and still fails to see the basic facts.