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The idea of passkeys is good (similar to key pairs you use with ssh if I understand correctly) but how and where they get stored is the problem. Especially if you use multiple computers / devices.

Something like a yubikey makes sense for this until you lose it and your fucked. From what I understand you cant clone a yubi key to keep a backup somewhere safe.

In the end the solution will be some sort of cloud based storage for these keys where the NSA can have easy access.

Are there any instances from the closed e-book system (kindle, nook, etc..) where you paid for a book and the book was either updated to a revised version or just removed from the device because of the content in the book?

Sharp edges/corners are an interesting design choice for a product in which you interact with your bare skin.

Google Pixel 7/8 have sharp edges on their camera bump on the back.

I too jumped on board with USB-C right away. Only downside is some hardware manufacturers use sloppy fitting USB ports. This was a major issue on my Touchbar Macbook Pro. Just slightly bumping the cable would lose sync with my dock.

I imagine whatever replaces USB-C in the future should fix this issue and make a more solid connection like USB-A. However USB-C could be the last wired interface as everything in the future will move to wireless.

Photoshop on mac has gotten worse over time. On the latest version its possible to trigger multiple save-as dialogs. Also it has this focus-stealing issue where it drags me back to the desktop I have it running on when I'm working in another desktop.

I think its easier to develop muscle memory to certain buttons. For instance I had a similar 1DIN head unit to the one pictured in the article. I never needed to look at it to operate it.

Nano Banana 2 Lite 22 days ago

NB2 is an impressive tool. Camera File -> Heavy Changes in NB2 -> Final Tweaks in Photoshop -> Production Image