madog

You're still slightly less likely to get phished if you only ever login with passkey and only use the password in case of lost passkey. Of course you could get phished that one time but entering your password once (maybe never) has got to be better than entering it daily.

I don't have any passkey accounts where I didn't start off with a password and after adding a passkey the password login method was always retained. What services are people using where you don't need to set a password?

Exactly, if you lose your passkey you just sign in with your password like you did previously. I'm yet to find an app/website that has passkeys only and no passwords.

Seems like a total non-issue to me.

Something like linked and dependent PRs in a chain would go someway to replicating Gerrit but again this basic functionality is not available out of the box for whatever reason.

When I converted many years ago it required 3rd party tools and was slightly more involved (but still totally worth it).

10% at 30 mph is 3 mph

I saw this with various European cars.

My experience is that it seems to be a fixed percentage rather than a fixed amount i.e. the absolute difference increases with speed.

  struct timespec ts;
  clock_gettime(CLOCK_MONOTONIC, &ts);

Seems like the first step should be understanding that you CAN have control over it, even if you don't currently; and that you have the agency and strength to do that without appeal to some higher power.

The admitting you have no control sounds fatalistic to me and robs you of agency/responsibility. Then you're reliant on some externality or higher power instead of finding it within yourself.

Even those who go for the higher power are ultimately doing it themselves, they've just kidded themselves something else is involved, and if that helps you find that you can have some control over it, then great, I guess?

I'm yet to be convinced these are useful and not just another way to inject ads directly into eyeballs.

News to me as well

1: https://github.com/Diolinux/PhotoGIMP

ripgrep for grep also comes to mind

1. Respect exact match searches - this used to work enclosing the search terms in "" quotes, but no longer works. If there are no exact match results, return nothing.

2. Allow blacklisting or removing results from certain websites entirely e.g. I want to be able to configure geeks4geeks to never show up in any results ever

If someone could make this new search engine they would have a good shot at replacing Google :)

The closest related option is "not as described" or something like that.

Even if you contact support chat that is the only option available to the advisers too.

So it's actually impossible to report something as counterfeit.

I always imagine some C-level exec looking at the stats and congratulating themselves on having no counterfeit items reported. Well done Bob! We did it again.

Someone has also scanned almost all Argos magazines from 70s to mid 90s - https://retromash.com/argos/

1: p100 item 14 https://issuu.com/retromash/docs/argossuperstore-1995-autumn...

If you want full control then kernel module is the way to go, but this doesn't have the same security and stability guarantees.