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Can you explain where the 2/3 and 3/2 powers come from?

I've thought about making the jump to NixOS a few times. Questions: Do people use it for their desktops? How do security updates work?

The YouTube channel clickspring is building this in their hobby machine shop. Really goes into detail as well as guessing how they would have built it back then. Fantastic channel in general.

That's super interesting. Do you have a reference where I can read more about this?

Many hacks these days involve social engineering and phishing. Google's blanket use of security keys by its employees has pretty much stopped phishing.

In the parent comment link to the technical manual it mentions 25 resident keys can be stored.

It is now starting to make sense to me why. As jiveturkey pointed out, it allows usernames to be stored. And, as you're pointing out, it's useful for RSA or maybe other crypto. Thanks.

If I'm understand correctly, the resident keys can be used in the case of a non-ECDH scheme and otherwise they wouldn't be used? How flexible is the FIDO2 specification on crypto schemes?

My understanding is that for udf / fido2 authentication, keys are not stored but rather regenerated with an HMAC

https://developers.yubico.com/U2F/Protocol_details/Key_gener...

I'm curious what these resident keys are for.

Having a long period of too few teachers could lead to large class sizes and a reduction in education quality. Those that could afford it would switch to private schools and we could end up in a feedback loop of reducing funding, worsening education and less support for public education.

Curious. Where is that?

Indeed. The Bay Area is one of the most environmentally friendly areas to live for this reason.

Economist Ed Glazer makes the argument that by not allowing more housing to be built there, more people have to live in more energy consumptive locations (Houston, for example). Housing development policy of the Bay Area has a big environmental impact.

I think of it in the reverse. If money isn't buying you happiness, you should reconsider what you using it for.

As an example why it might drop (or rise) with high volume: firms could be "derisking" before earnings.

In which city are you?

Reminds me of Van Halen's Brown M&M clause. A test they put in their riders to check if it would be safe to play a gig.

https://www.npr.org/sections/therecord/2012/02/14/146880432/...