Worth noting that this is basically only able to tell if a human is in your house by absorbing WiFi.

This also only seems to work on a big company’s equipment. Verizon equipment in your house can do this. Buy your own equipment and this isn’t a problem.

Tambourine only demands a good rhythm.

A very basic “Learn Harmonica” book can get you far enough to improv in the middle of a band and not sound like trash.

A lack of knowing context or considering consequences? Sounds inspirational to me!

I suggest starting with Ground.News and looking at their chart for who is covering a story on the right, and then going with that as a starting point.

Seriously, WTF is this elitism?

Do these people also walk everywhere because they think a bike, train, or car is somehow disingenuous? What hypocrites.

AI slop is for Grandma to not question on Facebook.

It’s actually not a big deal.

Run it with vinegar. Full a bowl with vinegar and place it on the top rack and run it with the hottest steam setting. 100% sterile inside afterward.

If she ran it with a very hot heated dry setting with the plunger, it’s possible it’s all disinfected anyway. Lots of people used the dish washer to sterilize jars for canning. The steam from the drying cycle is hot enough and last long enough to pasteurize everything.

Funnier, but also not quite as hemmed in as actual Colombo. The formula is more like…guidelines.

I really do love how there’s a lot of straight up 70s style cinematography. The long zoom and pull back with the sun causing lens flare in S2E1. Genius to just know that was worth doing.

I seriously hated the Star Wars sequel trilogy, but by now Rain Johnson has at least made up for it in spades.

Sometimes when you realize how bad the situation actually is, the only way out is through. Sometimes that means through a tube full of frog shit.

“I mean, it’s not like you’re using them anyway? Amiright?”

Right!?

Some of us are aware and outside the US and basically expect to become stateless prisoners in El Salvador the next time we try and enter the country.

This is literally every episode. The thumbnail is from the one where the 0.01% could have made the robot do it and still did the killing themselves! WTF?

FWIW, I enjoy Colombo and of you haven’t seen it, Poker Face is 100% a take on the same vibe, with occasional 70’s era camera work.

JHFC

Ugh… Can we just figure out a way to send data that is an SQL injection that deletes their db records on me?

Like, of we all pool together like $20 each, we can hire some kids to pooch their data.

Indigenous People: “Hello? Why hey, strangers, who are-”

Capt. Cook or some shit: “Hey there, you fellas good at working? Like, lots of manual labor?”

Indigenous People: “uhh… Wut?”

Capt Cook: “F it. Take the women, take their food, burn the rest.”

Indigenous People: “Bro, hold up, we got this bug that looks like a sti-”

Capt Cook: “BURN IT ALL. NOW!”

Indigenous People: He’ll never know about that really big F’in stick bug!

They do care, because it adds up at scale.

Google, MS, and Meta each have millions of accounts they manage. Billions for Meta. Their the ones pushing this.

The average user needs 2 resets a year at the enterprise level. Let’s say that the Meta self-service system uses $0.01 in total costs to process one request. For Meta alone, that’s $20 million a year, not even taking into account all the shitty “fraud prevention” stuff they have to go.

So if you can change your system to make the grandma that’s driving up the average have to use a passkey, it saves Meta money - AND gives someone managing the passkey more granular data access. It doesn’t help Grandma out at all, all things considered.

https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/news/security/the-true-and-surprising-cost-of-forgotten-passwords/

Not at all, Google, Meta, and MS spend a lot of resources resetting passwords across literally tens of millions of accounts. It ads up at scale, and it’s not even insignificant at the enterprise level.

https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/news/security/the-true-and-surprising-cost-of-forgotten-passwords/

While true, session hijacking is the already prolific vulnerability left wide open that passkeys actually make harder to deal with. (Edit: as in mitigate the attack once is happened)

Instead of a scammer getting grandma to read her SMS TOTP on the phone (easier than Sim swapping, but only barely), she gets a call to go to a URL and enter her passkey manager PIN to OK sessions across everything she has passkeys for. Most already open in 800 open browser tabs.

And when her passkey is compromised, how quickly will Google customer service act to get her a new one? A few days? Longer?

What problem is actually solved here? Passkeys are about saving money for the companies on password reset server time.

“Google piloting age verification without your consent.”