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The competition for passkeys increasingly is not username + password (where a password manager makes that UX about as seamless as a passkey login) but username + password + inconveniently-delivered two-factor authentication code (where the passkey UX is soooo much better). (gift link)
wapo.st Analysis | We don’t have to live with the nightmare of passwords. There is a better way.
Speaking of passkeys, I see Aer Lingus supports them... in a wonky way. If you click on the link they e-mail you to set up two-factor authentication and then add 2FA, their site will next invite you to add "facial or fingerprint recognition"--they don't call a passkey a passkey.
the only reason its faster to login with a passkey is because you keep fucking stopping me from logging in to tell me it's faster with passkey
1password's new passkey experience is so fucking shit. Now i have to type in my macOS system password to use any passkeys. And there's no way to just automate that like you would with an ssh key password Garbage. I don't care what standard you're enforcing, you did a shit job
popping up an enormous QR code mid-login just because a website happens to offer passkey support is fucking atrocious behavior
I still see three big problems, and they're never addressed, and they are all related: 1) Needing access to same site from multiple devices 2) Shared accounts with spouses 3) Gaining access in event of death or medical incapacity.
Dear god… (laudatory)
Polycules dream come true
ooh i have been tempted to diy calendar
Halp … must … I have too much to do today but… I wonder if it slices and dices?
This doesn’t really work at all does it? #totp
PSA: tell your kids the passcodes for your devices. It’s going to make life so much simpler one day.
*gulp* someone has my keys now 🙈
Using Passwords in 2026 Is a Massive Risk. Here's What Hackers Don't Want You Doing Instead
pcmag.com Using Passwords in 2026 Is a Massive Risk. Here's What Hackers Don't Want You Doing Instead
Traitors and TOTP. Test the server for sure
Nothing dates quicker than the cutting edge #totp
i hate how bluesky lets me change my password then just doesnt let me use that password i JUST changed like okay bro
The main consequence of password complexity I think is that you end up relying on letting your browser retain them. Which isn’t great. I have about 50 different passwords for various sites I use at work, let alone my personal ones
Why wait for your database to be hacked if you can just publish private passport data to a public PDS straight away?
My twitter was hacked too but ive already safeguarded my other stuff. Ighhh ihotta make a bunch fo new passwords
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