Proton passkeys are stored in a password manager, which he specifically calls out.
If you have a password managed and know how to use it, you're already a lot less susceptible to the problem that passkeys are trying to solve.
Personally, I think passkeys are great for tech-savvy users, but I wouldn't dream of recommending them to non tech-savvy people. Password managers are still used by the minority, that needs to be fixed before passkeys are useful.
Way to go, keep it up and you'll get there! 💪
Rancher desktop on Windows has done well enough as a replacement for docker desktop for me
What YAML does Terraform use? HCL is similar but different enough to YAML.
Linux mint is a pub of some type of some type of some type of...
You'll find that under settings -> customise -> swipe address bar sideways to switch tabs
Powershell evolved well beyond AD and LDAP a long time ago. Objects on the pipeline are a game changer.
Changing your user agent will not stop you being tracked. Browser fingerprinting can work with heaps of different signals, and is very difficult to block.
Also replied to another comment, sounds like this one here: https://opensourcesecurity.io/2024/04/01/xz-bonus-spectacular-episode/
Sounds like the open source security podcast. Specifically this episode: https://opensourcesecurity.io/2024/04/01/xz-bonus-spectacular-episode/
Kurt and Josh are great, one of my favourites.
You may want to try Zen Browser - a Firefox fork that includes a chrome-like multi-profile UI.