@hdm @npcomp Yeah, although I wonder if we're rationalizing it to some extent.I don't think it was all fun and games back then; as you note, there were people with mental health issues chasing these conspiracies, there was bullying, there was crime. Even when we knew it's not serious, it was pretty messed up. Take the Time Cube guy - a mentally ill, raging antisemite invited to lecture at MIT for the lulz? I mean, yeah, it's a part of my culture - but objectively, pretty messed up? Today, every person involved in something like that would be canceled from orbit.And while it did not have the same scale or the same impact, we kinda created the blueprint for others to follow. From UFO BBSes, to AboveTopSecret, to Infowars.A cynical take is that we haven't gotten wiser - we've just gone from anti-establishment to being the establishment.

The Democrats love to tout their achievements, but let me remind you that systemd happened under Obama

@lcamtuf My font made me parse that as modem at first glance.

The answer to most questions about passkeys is "it depends on how your OS, your browser, and your service providers implement it".But if prior art teaches us anything, the answer to that answer may be "it will be done in the least convenient and least interoperable way"

@lcamtuf Are we defining one of these decimal sequences as terminating due to repeating digits just because the repeating digit is a "0" and not one of the other digits?

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@lcamtuf and people that know what they do can deanonymize them as it too easy to do because their anonymization is a joke

@JackEric Some examples include Glasswire, Netlimiter, Portmaster, Fort - with the disclaimer that I have not tried them all.