ayjay
ayjay
App-based authentication assumes that you have your phone at hand always. But I don’t and won’t. The primary alternative is a hardware key, but then you have to keep that key at hand always, and I would definitely leave it in yesterday’s trousers and have to dig around in the dirty clothes for it. I could ... social.ayjay.org
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SimonWoods
SimonWoods

@ayjay The assumption in all of this is that the machine is central.

The goal should be make the humanity central.

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jonah
jonah

@ayjay yubikey has a glorious bug that if you put it on the key ring, it deactivates the NFC function. Something about the center metal being an antenna, and it grounding it with the ring.

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ayjay
ayjay

@jonah Fabulous.

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tinyroofnail
tinyroofnail

@ayjay @SimonWoods I thought of suggesting a new (and, uh, more healthy and helpful) twist on Leary’s “Tune in, drop out.” Something like “Turn outward, tune in, log off.” Then I discovered that Leary got the phrase from … Marshall McLuhan!!?? Life is weird, man 😵‍💫🤯

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paulw
paulw

@ayjay also, doesn’t anyone share accounts with their spouse or partner? We do, and it is increasingly impossible to do this. I get everyone should have separate accounts but we use the same stuff (Amazon, delivery apps, streaming, etc.), and it’s annoying to have to ping each other codes or FaceIDs to sign in.

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