Natasha 
🇪🇺The difference between cucumbers and pickles is jarring.
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Damon Stephenson
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Principal SDE at Microsoft. Loves music and electronics.
Bruce Lawson ✅ ♫ ♿ ✌️♂️✊Accessible faux-nested interactive controls https://piccalil.li/blog/accessible-faux-nested-interactive-controls/ - flippin' elegant shizzle from Eric 'n' Andy
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Danielle ForéTwo standard URIs we need in [current year]:
1. Music. I should be able to share a platform agnostic link to a song that your music service can match and open correctly
2. Maps. This one should be like especially straightforward. Why can’t I send you a link from Apple Maps that opens in Google Maps or Open Street Map or whatever.
Let’s go standards body people. I know y’all are on Fedi
Edit: hey maybe check replies before replying. A ton of people have already mentioned geo:// 🙂
Ricky MondelloI personally never want to receive a magic link when there’s another way to sign in, but they do have their place. Back in January, I wrote about how passkeys and magic links can be combined to deliver a smooth and robust authentication experience. https://rmondello.com/2025/01/02/magic-links-and-passkeys/
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https://xoxo.zone/@annika/114788961121976151
Magic Links Have Rough Edges, but Passkeys Can Smooth Them Over
Magic links, those emailed one-time login links, are annoying and inconvenient for folks who use a password manager, but they radically accept some fundamental truths about signing in for everyone else. By layering passkeys on top of magic links, websites can provide a seamless authentication experience for all users.
Chris Lilley 🏴Chris Blume, who chairs the PNG Working Group, explains why this is important
Missing The PointMe after punching someone in the face: “OK, fight’s over.”
It finally happened. :) Someone sent me a link to a spec that I am an editor of (and created). https://social.mkj.earth/@mkj/114542216029847256
mkj (@[email protected])
@[email protected] https://www.w3.org/TR/change-password-url/ (which defines /.well-known/change-password) is the closest I can imagine, but last I looked that was just a redirection point to whatever "change password" functionality is provided by the web site UI.