@mkj @mackuba @jik @bmaxv @tychotithonus There's also this fine thread where a passkey industry person more or less mafioso style threatens KeePassXC with "that's a nice passkey implementation you got there, it'd be a shame if we banned your program working with passkeys" due to KeePassXC having allowed users to export their own keys unencrypted.

One can somewhat understand the position, but it's a real tell of how anti-user-control the passkey project is.

https://github.com/keepassxreboot/keepassxc/issues/10407#issuecomment-1994673954

After tons of work, we're excited to introduce the refreshed look of Molly in version 7.36.2-1.

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Calling it right now:

So they cant let him go to trial, cause its not him.

They'll falsely denigrate him to make those that supported him hate him. Can't have a martyr.

And then he'll "commit suicide" (read: Epsteined) while awaiting trial.

The NYPD & FBI come out looking good. They caught their guy. And - more importantly - it discourages copycats who might have thought they too could get away with a similar act.

Meanwhile the actual shooter is free. Wonder if he'll lay low the rest of his life or if he'll do this again. I dunno.

And that's my conspiracy prediction. Good night.

Others have said this, but the Internet Archive's appeals-court loss to Big Publishing is a disaster for everyone but the cartel of companies and a tiny number of A list authors.

The publishers will tolerate libraries only as long as they can control everything about how books can be loaned. If public libraries were being invented today, the cartel would make their core functions illegal.

https://www.theverge.com/2024/9/4/24235958/internet-archive-loses-appeal-ebook-lending