The first rule of Show HN is, "don't give me a playground where it looks like I can push the button and then force me to auth when I actually do click the button, expecting magic on the other side."
The second rule of Show HN is, "YOU DO NOT FORCE USERS TO AUTHENTICATE AFTER THEY'VE CLICKED THE BUTTON."
Direct link to an unofficial and 3rd party retrospective, it would seem.
> As Squarespace has yet to release an official statement or postmortem, the following is our strongest theory on how the threat actor was able to gain initial access to Squarespace accounts. It is the most likely explanation given the information we collected from numerous affected companies and experiments we ran ourselves.
"Puzzling" is a good description of just about every business decision Mozilla has made over at least the last decade.
People complain about the Google search deal and I get why, but I've been using the browser since back when it was called Phoenix, and at this point I'm pretty sure the Google deal is the only reason it's still alive. The engineering is still solid; its stewardship seems anything but.
With respect to Kanary, I have my entire family the platform and it's drastically reduced the amount of garbage (figurative) that comes through our door. Needed help with something non-standard the CEO personally took care of things while learning more about our specific use case.
Our twist on the family email is to have $VARIABLE@domain.com point to a Google Group that for the moment, only goes to the adults in the room. Makes sorting/labeling things significantly easier.
$KID1@domain.com, $PET2@domain.com, $HOUSE1@domain.com, etc.
not scientific evidence but just one more data point to corroborate this line of thought.
i never had even the slightest wrist problems during 26 years of typing and software development - but i've also never stopped exercising, including frequent weight-lifting.
The loose theme is intended to be how making incremental improvements in the thousands of tiny things we do each day compound to make a difference over the course of our lives.
In practice, it serves more as a publishing ground for a bunch of random things that need to be put on paper/into code.
The second rule of Show HN is, "YOU DO NOT FORCE USERS TO AUTHENTICATE AFTER THEY'VE CLICKED THE BUTTON."