He/Him

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Cake day: June 26th, 2020

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  • It’s not a hard problem to understand.

    The Democratic Party is a right wing party already as it is. Center-right at best. And they are trying to court the fascist vote.

    They brought the Cheneys on stage for fucks sake.

    Problem is that Trump does fascism better than they ever could. So they are not getting those votes. But they are alienating the left vote and those people won’t show up.

    In addition to that the demonization of men by the online left is pushing the newer generations right.

    A random man is not more dangerous than a random bear.

    Pushing shit like this in the face of impressionable young people does harm and makes sure they know you do not have their back. So why should they have yours ?













  • Passkeys are basically passwords that you don’t send to the server. So they are safer against phishing.

    Basically the server has a message. They will scramble it with your public key. And send it to you. Your private key unscrambles the message and then you send the message back to them. So if they receive the original message back. They know you are you. And they never got their hands on your private key at any point. It’s awesome.

    2fa is an entirely different thing. And I do wish it was more standard how it works. Some places if you lose it you lose your account (bitwarden). Others you don’t (protonmail).

    Everyone should use passkeys. 2fa you have to decide if your case warrants it.

    Edit: example of passkeys:

    Step 1: they have the message “cat”

    Step 2: they encrypt it with your public key and it becomes “acm”

    Step 3: they send you the encrypted message “acm”

    Step 4: you decrypt the message “acm” into “cat” with your private key.

    Step 5: you send them back the message “cat”

    Only your private key would be able to decrypt something encrypted with your public key. So they now know you are you. And they never got a hand on your private key. It’s the same as a password except you never send it directly to the server.