@brunoc fair points. And I wasn't aware that newer devices weren't vulnerable 👍
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Keen observer. He/him.
@keith of course. 🤦♂️
@keith Starlink and spacex are not even legally related to Twitter but the judge was like “yeah nah I know who the puppeteer is” and laid down the hammer anyway.
Eventually they’ll pay the right bribe and/or side with the correct people and it’ll all go back to business as usual.
@eramdam no but I just got here
@brunoc is impressive as hell but I’m not stopping using my yubikey because of it.
It’s like the sha-1 collision. The attack will get better, and by the time the balance tips over, we’ll have a replacement.
So yubikey should absolutely get to work. Like the git maintainers did.
@kevinthomas who brought Benoit balls to a cookout??
@james yubikeys can be used for passkeys too, right?
I’m a little conflicted with my password manager offering to generate passkeys, and websites treating them the same as those from a physical device.
Rod HiltonHonestly like if you can't figure out why the richest man in the world would have a personal stake in preventing the election of a woman who has promised to tax unrealized gains on the top 5%, it's possible you're too dumb to vote
https://www.cnn.com/2024/09/03/media/elon-musk-x-kamala-harris-trump-misinformation/index.html
Elon Musk’s attacks on Kamala Harris become more unhinged, with help from AI
Elon Musk’s disdain for the Democratic Party was never subtle, but in recent weeks his commentary on the upcoming US presidential election and his attacks against Vice President Kamala Harris have intensified, aided by a crude use of burgeoning artificial intelligence technology.
@wirepair it’s easy to miss. Don’t feel bad.
@kagihq welcome!
Does it work in iOS private mode yet? Without having to authenticate every time I want to do a search?
That’s why I gave up last time.