The Attorney General is one of four state regulators charged with enforcing the law OAKLAND — The California Department of Justice today announced a webpage providing information on Proposition 34, a ballot initiative passed by voters in 2024.
A storm has battered the Gaza Strip, creating misery for displaced Palestinians and delaying the search for the body of the last Israeli hostage held by militants there.
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I quite strongly disagree with the characterization that if one is critical of passkeys, then that's the same as not caring about or even being disdainful of median users.
My own personal experience with passkeys is *abysmal* in terms of UX, just straight up *abysmal*. I want passkeys to succeed, to finally fucking end the fourty-plus year experiment with making the public writ large manage passwords. But passkeys, as currently implemented and shown to users just *suck*.
100% I've got one I can't figure out how to remove/change with Apple. On my desktop (with a keyboard with finger scanner) It says “Tap your ios device" or something vague when I try to use a passkey to login. No idea what that is. So every time I login I have to extra click to get to "use password”
@rmondello Ok concrete example: site: cvs.com browser: make simple we'll use Safari PassMan: Bitwarden
Passkey originally crated in Apple Passwords, since deleted. Now want it in Bitwarden. Attempt login: Bitwarden error “No passkeys found for this application.” Elect to “use device or hardware key”, scan QR code, no passkey found, “use Bitwarden?”, choose CVS login entry in Bitwarden. Error, “Passkey not recognized.”
@rmondello Like, I really do like the concept of Passkeys, but the inability to manage passkeys on most websites, and the extreme lack of portability is absolutely a problem.
@angry_drunk @rmondello those are due to specific implementations. Google handles them across 6 OS’s and just as many hardware platforms.
The website issue isn’t a passkey issue, it’s a shit website issue. The difference is basically non-existent perceptually, but there’s also no way other than consumer pressure to make websites fix that. Apple/Google/MS can’t do that.
@bynkii @rmondello I have continually acknowledged that the fundamental concept of Passkeys is good, but that the various and wildly inconsistent implementations are the issue. Having an actual way to transfer Passkeys between managers would go a long way to ameliorate this issue, and Apple absolutely has the ability to affect that.
So they paved paradise And put up a parking lot With a pink hotel A boutique And a swinging night spot. Don't it always seem to go That you don't know what you got 'til it's gone They paved paradise Put up a parking lot.
They took all the trees Put 'em in a tree museum And they charged all the people An arm and a leg just to see 'em Don't it always seem to go That you don't know what you got 'til it's gone They paved paradise Put up a parking lot.
Hey farmer Put away your DDT Give me spots on my apples But leave me the birds and bees Please Don't it always seem to go You don't know what you got 'til it's gone They paved paradise And they put up a parking lot.
Late last night I heard the screen door slam And a big yellow taxi come and took away my old man. Don't it always seem to go You don't know what you got 'til it's gone They paved paradise Put up a parking lot.
@[url=https://pawoo.net/users/MostlyHarmless]([/url]: aNNa :) blume´s new game… Fancy a new creative diaspora game for the end of the year? My suggestion would be the theme #tree-mas. You can post photos, pictures, collages, poems, essays… or whatever else you can think of here with the tags: #tree, #tree-mas25. The main thing is #tree It also fits in with #Diadvent / #Diadvent25. I look forward to your ideas.
Most gardening clubs are probably hiding a secret or two, but we’d bet it’s not murder. Unless, that is, you’re one of the four compelling central characters
VR nausea is weird. I start to feel carsick essentially the moment a car starts moving. I even get nauseated in a swing set. So when I tried virtual reality for the first time, I was sure that I would start projectile vomiting. Instead, nothing. Not even slight nausea.
@pathfinder That is a good point. Mostly I was afraid of feeling sick since I feel sick very easily. Was a nice surprise that vr didn't trigger anything.
Just finished reading this upsetting story at the BBC today about scam groups that are using terminally ill children to raise money then stiffing the parents of the funds. The story says the scam was tied to an org called Chance Letikva (chanceletikva.org) but stops short of figuring out who's responsible.
I spent about 10 seconds looking at the passive DNS for this domain, and found some interesting leads. Passive DNS shows it references the email address davidm@yeahdim.co.il. That email address is tied to multiple website registrations for a person in Israel by the name of David Margaliot, and also Shoshana Margaliot.
A search on this name in Domaintools finds the name David Margaliot tied to at least 25 domains, including ezri.org.il, which is a very odd site that features a huge image of a young child who is apparently in the hospital holding a gift wrapped box with a teddy bear. The site asks for donations but has a st
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Just finished reading this upsetting story at the BBC today about scam groups that are using terminally ill children to raise money then stiffing the parents of the funds. The story says the scam was tied to an org called Chance Letikva (chanceletikva.org) but stops short of figuring out who's responsible.
I spent about 10 seconds looking at the passive DNS for this domain, and found some interesting leads. Passive DNS shows it references the email address davidm@yeahdim.co.il. That email address is tied to multiple website registrations for a person in Israel by the name of David Margaliot, and also Shoshana Margaliot.
A search on this name in Domaintools finds the name David Margaliot tied to at least 25 domains, including ezri.org.il, which is a very odd site that features a huge image of a young child who is apparently in the hospital holding a gift wrapped box with a teddy bear. The site asks for donations but has a strange mission statement: Ezri Association promotes life-saving innovation through a surveillance drone project for emergency response teams, the establishment of an international medical knowledge database, along with other technological initiatives".
I'll probably continue the rest of this in a follow-up story.
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The story started out like, “Maybe dinosaurs swatted bugs away with their tails like cows do,” and turned into “Attack of the Cockroach’s Ancestor” halfway through
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