#Gandi just sent me an email notifying me that they've disabled my security keys and switched me over to email #MFA.

But don't worry, I can just re-add them!

I have... several concerns.

Well, *we* suggest shoving carrots up your nose.

#Discord #passkeys

I noticed something upsetting(?) in my search results yesterday. Search engine listings for a Wiktionary article had some weird text sort-of-summarizing the page. This text is *not* present in the page itself.

Is this from an LLM? If so, which party is generating the summary?

I don't *think* it's DDG, or Wiktionary. (More in thread.)

Signal *really* doesn't like having desktop users, do they?

Apparently the only way to get this working without a smartphone is to install their desktop app (which *does* exist—this screenshot is from before I enabled JS) but then also install a third-party tool called "signal-cli" that uses a hacked-up version of Signal to provide functionality like creating an account based on an SMS or voice call.

It's kind of appalling. There's no reason the desktop app couldn't have this functionality. Why are Signal forcing people to use a third-party utility? It's very weird in juxtaposition to their tight central control of Signal in other ways.

#signal #desktop

Absolutely wild to see the degree to which AI slop-brain has taken root in some places.

A team at Microsoft rejected a documentation PR because LLMs might have trouble reading tables.

https://github.com/MicrosoftDocs/WSL/pull/2021#issuecomment-2546627586