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Nice to see Passkeys making it to more places!

Not really a huge fan of this whole method, but the GitHub CLI is really well thought out and means I basically never need to leave the terminal if I don't want to.

K3s is great but I'll also shout out that RKE2 is almost as simple to install as K3s but its full Kubernetes.

An eSIM isn't a cryptographic secret you need to backup its provisioned by your carrier.

In theory this won’t matter in a couple months when Threads gets ActivityPub support. Makes sense from a branding perspective

Lag is one of the issues I've never had with any of those services. I think they all have their CDNs built up enough so thats not a real problem for the vast majority of people.

Haven't had any issues with mine other than transfer day. Its hasn't been noticeably hot since.

Merlin is probably one of the least pretentious people I’ve come across online.

What features didn’t work on Ventura? Never encountered an issue there. Bartender does a paid upgrade almost yearly. That weird item in the menu bar is due to an Apple API change that they have to adapt to. Plus the new version has the most features I think I’ve seen in any release ever.

I'd say we don't get by fine, things are pretty awful actually.

The 1Password extension in Chrome does this so I assume there is some API

I think it’s on Bitwarden’s roadmap to be implemented soon

Very nice! Passkeys can't come soon enough to more services.

This article has nothing to do with the next wifi version being bad, rather they're just upset EE doesn't allow bridge mode on their routers it seems.

Buddy you’re writing on a venture capital website.

You could say this about any service serving software artifacts?

Gonna go against a lot of folks here and say I think the YouTube recommendation algorithm works pretty well for me. Definitely helps if you watch a lot of certain topics to give it some positive signals.

> "IT departments are hungry to run their own IT again." Tell me you don't understand IT departments without telling me you don't understand IT departments.

> Is it just me that don't have the necessary cultural references to find it appealing?

Yes, RGB has been popular for many years now. Nice that I can pick any color or color pattern I like

Welcome to the enterprise sass industry.

(Also accounts with user counts that high aren’t paying MSRP you see)

One thing I find odd about Okta’s marketing when it comes to Passkeys and passwordless is that they market it as “Biometrics”. I guess this makes sense since the prompts that users see on most platforms are for FaceID/TouchID/Windows Hello. But I, as someone who understands how Passkeys are implemented on these platforms, knows that Okta doesn’t actually deal with any biometrics, nor would I ever want them to.

I went through the login flow for this and I think this is an architecture similar to 1Password and not just their legacy paste a PW thing. It prompts for a password as well as a second “PIN” for the encryption part

As a former IT admin who administered Okta it’s pretty feature rich and I thought the UX was pretty good compared to Microsoft

If this was with Argo shouldn’t finalizes prevented this?

Cool but I’ll just keep paying for YouTube premium since it provides me incredible value

> Personally, I’m much more interested in how to get Excel and Photoshop on Linux rather than untrustworthy drive-by apps and games, so I don’t really care about sandboxing, permissions, portals, app stores, alternate runtimes or really any of the stuff Flatpak does.

Guess what Excel and Photoshop will want if they were to ever port their software to Linux.

HP is

Nothing from Folklore or Evermore?

> Taylor Swift's claim to fame is that she is an attractive white woman from affluent parents, who is both highly malleable and a very hard worker.

I don't think you understand Taylor Swift whatsoever.

This might be the most HN comment I’ve seen in a while