I do, but I can’t

UwU

Dan spoongebab got tough and is slinging some faktz!

💰🤑💰

Idk, they seem to do great already, even with the mountains of evidence we ready have. I mean are we just going to start torching national forrest? Pouring oil in the lakes for storage? Painting the rocks with nuclear waste?

You must have buns of steel. Unclench every once in a while, sheesh.

Pleeeease! God dammit… hate this hacker crap.

…pewdiepie?

I was going to say, you can say that again, so I will!

ACAB

Don’t need anything special to read them, here would be mine: ‘awww look at the cute little bat!!!’

I want a transexual goth girlfriend…

In some places companies can Directly vote ! So we’re cooked, I mean not literally, though we are literally cooked because of the complete inaction of our stupid country to do anything about global warming, too.

Sugar alcohol and chezus? Yes, I do

Because of how passkeys work, they are better by default. The site you are logging into doesn’t get any secrets to keep, the passkey identifies you and the control of it is on your side.

Where you are correct is that if the company has ‘I forgot my passkey please email me’ that makes the security no better than email, which is a shame.

The issue of storage of passkeys is also one to consider, like another comment said, pick something like Bitwarden to store them, not something vendor specific like Apple or Google.

Yeah I got pretty confused there. Wasn’t Bush president leading up to 2008 and the market crash? So it was the dems fault? Faux news has done an impressive brain rot.

That’s true! It’s insane how big American cars are and how they just get bigger.

The ranger is just another truck made by ford, not really a European specific thing. We see them here in the US. It’s smaller than the F150.

Rich idiots? Or just pillage from the American people….

These ‘private’ donors are probably the same ones funding the ballroom or whatever. Taxpayers

Hey!

Graffiti can be very artistic and beautiful!

Did you read it?

I’m talking about this part:

that’s just even more confusing for people picking between Linux distributions and desktop environments.

Being exempt from building or using the system doesn’t save Linux and open source from being locked out of the room by companies who then require it by law.

Which seems to imply that they think open source projects should do it because they will face adoption issue. Which might be true, but really we need to stop these laws from happening in the first place. I will grant that the poster does not attribute foot nor bad to the situation.