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Passkeys have preventive measures for phishing.

https://bitwarden.com/resources/passkeys-are-phishing-resist...

1password and KeypassXC both support passkey syncing across devices and operating systems.

Correct me if I'm wrong but this is standard practice for browser extensions. Possibly the only way to log in browser extensions?

Same with the keyboard. Apple is completely incapable of taking context into account for the input mechanisms of the operating system.

If I start typing and the existing text is in Spanish, then a sensible default is to select the Spanish keyboard I have installed and let me adjust otherwise.

App developers should also be allowed to supply mini-dictionaries within a context to allow autocorrect to work correctly in that context, so for example in this thread [SpeechAnalyzer, API, Whisper, Parakeet, Nemotron] should be supplied so that these terms are autocorrected.

Which states have declined to share data?

The SSL being turned off wouldn't matter in that case.

A tad hyperbolic for a LAN registry

This is really useful as you don't have to add an entry under insecure-registries for local registries that don't have valid certificates.

The French are undoubtedly a good choice considering nuclear produces the majority of their electricity and EDF already operates in the UK.

The UK is a funny place. 4chan is accessible but IPTorrents is blocked.

Browsing with a VPN is a frustrating experience. They are abused by many of their users which leads to circular capture checks and straight blocks.

Yes

https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/aws/firecracker-lightweight-vir...

Didn't the FDA clear new ingredients this week? https://www.nytimes.com/2026/06/09/well/fda-sunscreen-bemotr...

No. This is one of many right wing conspiracies floating around in the social media era.

Sure but USCIS is already funded by fees.

https://www.uscis.gov/about-us/budget-planning-and-performan...

I disagree. Fees have to be justified and USCIS is not spending $100,000 to process a H1B applicant. They are raising revenue. Which is taxation.

Calling something a fee doesn't make it a fee if, in substance, it operates like a tax.

States don't regulate immigration.

Not sure Alaska with it's threadbare tax regime is going to do that.

You're confusing H1B with PERM. H1B has no job posting requirements.

https://www.dol.gov/agencies/whd/fact-sheets/62o-h1b-recruit...

I would expect standardized testing to be the wall that prevents this from going far.

https://forum.makemkv.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=19634

Can you share some use cases of what you think will get companies to become hooked? I'm really failing to see a dependency link emerging either now or in the future.

That combined with the relatively easy switching costs. It doesn't bode well for AI companies seeking to create a walled garden.

Tesla's moat is bipartisan support for 100%+ tariffs on Chinese EVs in the United States.

How long that lasts remains to be seen. American consumers living close to either border are going to be able to see Chinese EVs themselves.

How are you billing clients when using AI? Do you pass on costs or do you multiply time saved by your hourly rate and bill that?

No problem https://www.wes.org can certify your degree.

Sure timing is an issue and so are the resulting travel implications of showing immigrant intent but it was 100% legal and therefore an acceptable route.

EAD/AP shows up in around 4-5 months for most people and those restrictions are then no longer a concern.

Plenty of people have filed an I-485 and been awarded Green Cards on a TN status. That was a completely acceptable path until last week.

Peter Roberts the immigration attorney that regularly posts here can validate that.

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36913448

No you can get a TN with it. I used my British degree.

Edit: You still need to be a Mexican or Canadian citizen.

Any university degree is fine but if it's not from a NAFTA country it needs a Foreign Equivalency Certification.

There was a pathway to citizenship until last week.

You mistake me reporting the method they intend to use for support of this action.

I think denaturalisation should be impossible and constitutionally protected.