Narrator: It will.
America can’t allow other ships through, but they could absolutely stop Iranian ships from passing.
I gotta admit, I enjoyed it. Now, would I prefer a second season of ngnl instead? Absolutely. But then again you gotta remember that promised neverland got an S2 and… well I don’t think I need to say more.
I’m curious what you think tricky is?
For instance, 1Password requires your secret key for initial login/setup on a device along with the username and password. After initial login/setup the secret key is no longer required, but you still need the password to access.
I’d call that a fair trade off. Someone would need to know my password and have unfettered access to my previously set up device to login, or they would need to know the secret key.
The secret key is not stored by 1Password (the company). If you store it in 1Password and the last device is lost/broken/stolen then your account is essentially dead. You have no way to get back in.
That’s an implementation issue, not an inherent problem with passkeys.
Arguably less secure than email.
<.< Then should we include regular old phone calls?…
Lmao, I was going to reply seriously until I realized what com we are in. That’s some good bait.
I have to ask… are you sure it matters? Last time I had this happen the mobo was trying to use extremely incorrect settings by default and causing the ram to be extremely unstable. I had to enable xmp and manually put in the correct settings.
Simplest way I can think to explain it is that it’s similar in concept to SSL. If you understand SSL you should be able to understand passkeys.
I slightly appreciate it, explicitly when it’s a service that excludes voip numbers.
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Nah, they’re being deactivated, didn’t you read the headline?