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• Post #1448043

  @atpfm Regarding the passkeys on Apple’s website conversation, the situation is even more insane. Apple added a passkey to my account without my consent with my original Apple ID email. I have since changed that email, but every time I need to log in, they still push me to do so with the passkey associated with the old email. There’s no way to remove or update that passkey. I’m not alone. https://www.reddit.com/r/applehelp/comments/1lg5u30/why_the_passkeys_and_the_apple_store_present_my/ Ap...

• Post #1448042

  @atpfm I’m surprised you haven’t discussed (or maybe I’ve missed it?) Samsung’s Privacy Screen. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SA93zbnoR4U&t=1870s https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FRI78tq9Eik&t=199s

• Post #1448040

  @mwichary In your “The beauty and the terror of oddly-specific commands” post, you mentioned: > Curiously, Firefox also has “Close Tabs To Left” which I don’t understand. Take your fruitful web search example. You go down the rabbit hole, opening tons of tab, then you arrive at the one or two which have what you need and you’ll look at them later. Closing tabs to the left is what makes sense, the tabs to the right are what you wanted. Or say you’re navigating documentation and don’t kn...

• Post #1448039

  That right there tells me I can’t trust IMDB ratings. “Beard After Hours” is a fantastic episode, just in general. If you’ve never watched Ted Lasso, even if you don’t plan on watching it, that episode is worth your time. Context is useful but not crucial, to appreciate it. I know because I watched that episode before anything else, on a recommendation from a friend, much as I’m doing to you now. Season 2, episode 9.

• Post #1448038

  @mwichary Seems there’s a bug on mobile in the alignment code. This is Safari on iOS 18.