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by ezfe 7mo ago
4% seems high. Quick googling in the US (which has high rates) shows 1.5-3.5%, avg of 2%
152.
by ezfe 7mo ago
The base storage increased as well, and the upgrade prices for RAM are the same, which is where the real issue was.
153.
by ezfe 7mo ago
They’re literally not changing
154.
by ezfe 7mo ago
People complain when Apple doesn't do spec bumps. But when Apple does do spec bumps, people complain again.
155.
by ezfe 7mo ago
I disagree that XML is more readable in general, but for the purpose of tagging blocks of text as <important>important</important> in freeform writing, JSON is basically useless
156.
by ezfe 7mo ago
They probably don’t need to be specific values. The model is fine tuned to see the tags as signals and then interprets them
157.
by ezfe 7mo ago
Why not?
158.
by ezfe 7mo ago
Yes, if you use passkey to encrypt user data - which is clearly a bad idea because passkeys are not designed for that. Obviously passkeys do not bind a user to a specific device in any other context.
159.
by ezfe 7mo ago
Apple Passwords support export/import of Passkeys - 1Password amusingly does not.
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by ezfe 7mo ago
> I actually despair about when my family members are forced into passkeys and then lose access to their accounts because they get a new device. People forget and reset passwords all the time. Passkeys are no different, except now they&#
161.
by ezfe 7mo ago
It's obviously okay to use he or she - not sure why it wouldn't be. I'm confused why you have a problem with the author's choice not to - I don't see any clarify issues caused by it.
162.
by ezfe 7mo ago
I think that assumption is not unreasonable - but I don’t think it’s a reasonable conclusion to say the people who are more confident to jump ship are inherently better for the future of a company than those who have been around for just as
163.
by ezfe 7mo ago
That is working on the assumption that those employees are meaningfully better than the ones who remain. If you have people you feel are under performers then yes, ideally you would lose those specifically but then it’s not a reorganization
164.
by ezfe 7mo ago
Yes but usually that’s fine because you structure it to happen over a timeframe that you (the company) chooses based on the person.
165.
by ezfe 7mo ago
Why wouldn’t you?
166.
by ezfe 7mo ago
Sounds like the website did a shitty job at implementing passkeys. I’ve read through the guides and done it myself and yes there are a lot of gotchas and they’re all avoidable.
167.
by ezfe 7mo ago
What you describe is annoying but not an issue if the website doesn’t use the passkey for encryption - so definitely a good recommendation
168.
by ezfe 7mo ago
No, they can be synced.
169.
by ezfe 7mo ago
“All of the place” meaning where? There’s only a few places you can put them and they’re all more secure than passwords so it sounds like not a huge issue.
170.
by ezfe 7mo ago
Anytime you save to your iOS keychain you’re doing so through the system prompt and Bitwarden should be included as a target option in that prompt. If it’s not, that’s a Bitwarden issue. 1Password shows up in the system UI regardless of con
171.
by ezfe 7mo ago
Your Bitwarden should enforce the necessary 2-Factor auth for this scenario, but if you’re worried just make sure to be careful when registering that single passkey.
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by ezfe 7mo ago
The system always asks where you want to store it, and all passkey managers vend to the system prompt with labels so you can see where it is. This is not an issue on iOS, I can’t tell how what you’re describing could happen.
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by ezfe 7mo ago
If you don't have a window open, then VSCode opens with no active workspace. There are no workspace settings at all, and there is no file tree. But since VSCode has user level settings, these are what is used, including theming/et
174.
by ezfe 7mo ago
Voluntary severance/ERO is possible without a bad culture. I’ve seen it done, people love it.
175.
by ezfe 8mo ago
Yes, although I think the benefit is minimal when it's <20°F out which it has been a for most of the past month (Massachusetts)
176.
by ezfe 8mo ago
My car has a heat pump. I am basing the numbers off of the range estimates the car provides when I turn off cabin climate. The range is still lower, but I assume another chunk of that is from heating the battery when it's 10°F outside.
177.
by ezfe 8mo ago
I don't understand what these headlines are really about, given that 75% of the range loss in my EV is from CABIN climate control.
178.
by ezfe 8mo ago
Comma is easier to type and less visually distracting
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by ezfe 8mo ago
The reporter lying or forgetting seems to be the clear answer, there's really no reason to believe it's not one of those. And the distinction between the two isn't really important from a technical perspective. Fingerprint se
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by ezfe 8mo ago
If your phone has home button, then you don't need to press the volume button. Otherwise, yes it does work.

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