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TIL. It looks like 1Password stores the key in the Secure Enclave and uses the "watch" constraint [0] to access it. This triggers the "Approve with Apple Watch" prompt [1].

[0] https://developer.apple.com/documentation/security/secaccess...

[1] https://i.1password.com/media/mac-apple-watch-prompt.png

Interesting! On the topic of security, do you plan to add a SECURITY.md [0] in case people wish to report potential vulnerabilities?

[0] https://docs.github.com/en/free-pro-team@latest/github/manag...

> One of our most highly requested features, Apple Watch can now unlock 1Password on any Mac with a Secure Enclave.

I'm curious how 1Password achieved this as (afaik) Apple hasn't exposed an "Unlock with Apple Watch" API to third parties.

This is a neat way to develop muscle memory for the home row.

As a complement to `vimtutor`, I'd love to know about more games that get people familiar with vim.

Right now I only know of https://vim-adventures.com which costs $25 for 6 months' use.

Do you plan to post about karma.fm when it comes out of alpha?

I'd be interested in the Zettelkasten and second brain examples under "How can Karma help me?"

I imagine Amazon's bot detection would flag the high volume of requests made with this pattern:

a) fetch products from a particular category

b) add products to cart

c) proceed to checkout

Amazon doesn't mention how they'd enforce against scraping but my guess is IP- and account-level restrictions.

Looks like wttr.in forks wego which uses these sources [0]:

  * worldweatheronline.com
  * darksky.net
  * openweathermap.com

I couldn't find anything more concrete.

[0] https://github.com/chubin/wttr.in/issues/544