The standard is being called either a “multi-device FIDO credential” or just a “passkey.” Instead of a long string of characters, this new scheme would have the app or website you’re logging in to push a request to your phone for authentication. From there, you’d need to unlock the phone, authenticate with some kind of pin or biometric, and then you’re on your way.
This sounds fantastic. I want to learn more about the implementation details though. For instance, what if you switched from iOS to Android, how would your passkeys transfer over? Or what if you don’t want to use Apple or Google to store/backup your passkeys, can you use a 3rd party?
This sounds fantastic. I want to learn more though, like what if you move from iOS to Android? How do your passkeys transfer over? Can you use a third party to store the passkeys other than Apple and Google? https://apple.news/AL07fmVSLR16aGycUBGM1KA
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RT @Billius27: It isn’t often that Canada has been worse than the US or UK in #covid19 hospitalization rates but that’s where we are now. #…
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RT @danrosenbergnet: Who’s old enough to remember 2019, when Doug Ford wanted to eliminate thousands of teaching jobs, put up to 40 kids pe…
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RT @NaheedD: I’m sorry but if you actually appreciate the sacrifices that Ontario’s nurses made during COVID, you will NOT vote for a party…
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RT @coopSpeak: Dear Ontario,
Why would you elect a government that doesn’t care about children, seniors, families, the marginalized, the si…
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RT @munakadri: Your reminder that nurses in #Ontario are currently fighting @fordnation to get a raise greater than 1%.
Ford is essentiall…
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RT @mynamesnotgordy: Ontario Liberal platform:
- Protect home buyers & rent control
- End for-profit LTC
- 10 paid sick days
- Health bene…
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I came up with a shortcut that lets me post to this blog quickly from my phone. I didn’t want it to be too involved, with a lot of prompts for tags and categories, etc… more like posting to Twitter. One thing I wanted to be able to do was include hashtags in the post and have those be automatically converted into Hugo tags, ideally clickable within the post too.
I think I have this quick post shortcut where I want it. Titleless doesn’t really work with Hugo, so I’ve settled on a timestamp format I think I’m happy with.
RT @TheBeaverton: Furious US Supreme Court: “Taking away the rights of half of the population was supposed to be a surprise!”
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Abortion rights motion fails as Tories told to stay silent on U.S. draft decision - The Canadian Press https://apple.news/AGBtvfr9dTnWGzTMs3U_Mkw
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RT @DirtyEffinHippy: Hey, Guardians, quick heads up! We are aware of reports of The Title SMG for Guardian Games not dropping, follow @Bung…
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RT @SimoneRacanelli: I don’t want to hear that abortion rights in Canada are safe when the premier of Ontario condones this rhetoric from h…
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RT @thetonymichaels: Since SCOTUS is going to overturn #RoeVWade I think this one from George Carlin is appropriate.
“They’re anti-women”…
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Good analysis of this propaganda machine.
Inside the Apocalyptic Worldview of ‘Tucker Carlson Tonight’ https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2022/04/30/us/tucker-carlson-tonight.html?smid=tw-share
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Now we see that the Mac Studio shot up to just over 180 GFlops performance on 16 cores (using only performance cores), over twice the performance that the 2019 Mac Pro reached with 28 cores. What’s more, the slope of the performance curve is dramatically different. Whereas the 2019 Mac Pro labored to add additional performance past about 14 cores, the Mac Studio shows very little fall off, indicating that the 16 cores had plenty of bandwidth for memory access and parallel communication without competing with each other very much.
Been digging into Wordpress lately. Got to say, I’m impressed, probably mostly with the iOS app.
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If the sources quoted in this report are correct, however, Apple could expand Private Relay as an always-on feature for other in-app traffic.
This is great, more like this please.
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RT @MattGertz: The Trump White House told Sean Hannity what to say, then he said it, and Fox News is fine with that because it’s a GOP prop…
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😆 https://twitter.com/Jon_Christian/status/1518949098518364162
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Mr. Musk’s proposed changes for the platform include softening its stance on content moderation, creating an edit feature for tweets, making Twitter’s algorithm open source—which would allow people outside the company to view it and suggest changes—and relying less on advertising, among other ideas.
Well, there goes the neighbourhood.
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Well, there goes the neighbourhood https://apple.news/A8LbJI5MQRQ21Y9_wvibpSQ
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