Oh, this was disappointingly light on substance. It's an interesting musing on the history of passwords and the (very real) frustrations of modern authenticatio

Oh, this was disappointingly light on substance. It's an interesting musing on the history of passwords and the (very real) frustrations of modern authentication. I thought it would have more depth though into the current state of various authentication schemes, in particular passwordless, which isn't actually mentioned at all. I find passwordless to be slightly less bumpy than various 2FA but still a genuine pain in the ass, to have to open up email in a second tab, wait for the email to come through, and then often follow a dubious link.