Personally I like Passkeys, and I enroll them in both my KeePassXC vault and on my two hardware keys (a primary Yubikey which I carry with me and a spare one at home).

It doesn’t absolve one from neglecting proper security best practices (don’t login on a system you don’t trust, logout / clear cookies when done, etc), but a Passkey on a hardware key is much more difficult to phish or extract if you’re using someone else’s computer.

Until they only allow specific AAGUIDs to enroll passkeys that don’t include the one used by KeePassXC (fdb141b2-5d84-443e-8a35-4698c205a502) or KeePassDX (eaecdef2-1c31-5634-8639-f1cbd9c00a08) because they don’t consider them secure enough.

https://aaguid.nicolasuter.ch/

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The content creators won’t make the effort unless they have some way to monetize their views though.

It’s the only sensible strategy, don’t give them anything to look at.

AM radios are also dead simple to implement compared to FM radios too, which is great if you’re the prepper kind.

Blame the elected officials for forcing Valve’s hands. Valve effectively had these choices:

• Stop operating in Australia
• Not comply and pay fines
• Use CC as an indirect way to verify age (since banks are regulated themselves and do identify verification before issuing one)
• Do age verification (by themselves themselves or through a third-party) and put users data at risk in case of a data leak

To me it seems like they chose the least risky option available. One more thing Valve could do is exempt accounts that are older than xx years old.

You can go with the default Adguard DNS configuration https://adguard-dns.io/en/public-dns.html

Yeah it definitely wasn’t all perfect, but at least major bugs were ironed out before launch. I don’t mind the glitch here and there, what bothers me is the quality of games when they release, some are truely pushed out to be sold way too early because the worst thing that can happen is a bit of bad press.

Why? It made it really important for developers and publishers to release a polished game that worked on day one, because if you fucked up, you’d have to recall the cartridges or discs for replacement.

And you know what you bought would keep working, wouldn’t require a patch or download if you used it in another game console, decades after, without needing anything but a functional cartridge/disc+console, even if the publisher/developer/console maker doesn’t exist anymore.

I just wanna go back to the time where games were offline by default and couldn’t be updated after release…

And if piracy was theft then no one else could get it if stolen once.

I vote that whichever company that makes an incorrect DMCA takedown had its own content taken down for the same amount of time afterwards.

How do you think Magnus Carlsen is so good? 😏

Rideshare Stimulator ? 🤨

EDIT: wtf it’s not a typo

There’s also Repair mode if younwant something more drastic

IMO storing Passkeys in Google Password Manager is a bad idea in general.

Do you have an example of an app that’s not installing? Which Android OS version are you at?

I’m going to hold off purchasing gaming hardware for as long as possible, the market is simply ridiculous right now.

Removing .NET wouldn’t be a good idea tho.

And Microsoft doesn’t care much for gamers on desktops, they’ll mostly cater to the Xbox players that runs a basically slimmed down and locked version of Windows.