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In both math and chemistry from what’s been published so far

Seems like the setup is that the developer gets paid back via the market rate housing revenue, while the city gets a guarantee a minimum number of the new residences are rent controlled. So the developer self funds (or take loans) to start the project, it seems. And the city is still the landowner as far as I can tell, so the developer pays the city a share, which is how the city funds getting new office buildings for agencies to replace these.

https://www.nyc.gov/mayors-office/news/2026/09/mamdani-administration-advances-plan-to-build-nearly-4-000-new-h

I had to dig into what they mean by cross-subsidy to figure that out

You can with ADB, but yes that’s obnoxious

I brought a Steam Frame into the shower!

Another poster figured it out. Real photo of houses - mangled by AI when trying to add the car

Sorry the tariffs are too expensive

Hardware security keys is the other option. The FIDO2 ones are compatible with most sites using passkeys.

A DNS lookup on a domain says who runs the email server for email users on that domain (that’s how email senders figures out how to send you messages), and if that host is a known one then you can just pull the link to show. If you’re self hosting email then a few solutions can be recognized and login shown by guessing that the email software’s default URL pattern is used.

Passkeys cross vendor sync is in the works right now and you can already self host with Bitwarden

Because the security is not better. I looked into it back then and it simply didn’t have a chance.

FYI, passkeys can also do the Qr thing.

https://www.corbado.com/blog/qr-code-login-authentication

Even pw synced passkeys at least have the benefits of both being phishing resisting + replay protected, as well as being able to use the TPM chip for extra local protection.

Hardware keys are logically simpler though

https://developer.android.com/identity/passkeys/manage-passkeys

Actually not, 3rd party Android apps can act as passkeys providers

With Bitwarden you can even do your own self hosted sync of passkeys

https://bitwarden.com/blog/bitwarden-passkeys-mobile/

Any app where it doesn’t work has chosen to not use the right API

You can PIN lock hardware keys

Some password managers can sync passkeys for you! Bitwarden can handle it

How the fuck have you never heard of fingerprint copying?

Every fingerprint scanner which attempts to apply liveness detection has been fooled.

No biometrics is secure when used remotely. Ever. You can literally just replay the biometric data people send you after you create a phishing site and hack their accounts if it was sent raw.

Biometrics is inherently not securable and the only viable method of using it ever is locally only to unlock a different secret, which actually can be secure.

Most biometrics is trivial to duplicate, fingerprints can replicated from photographs.

Biometrics are battle tested and got annihilated in every conflict. It’s a total loser.

Only companies issuing their own passkeys on company hardware has a reason to enable attestation (forcing use of company approved devices throughout). Any public facing service has no reason to use attestation.

If you’re using software that properly uses your device’s SE / TPM chip then it’s much more secure against malware, etc. And the main selling point is the much stronger phishing resistance (can’t trick you into logging in via a fake site, etc)

Github doesn’t need to know how you implement it, just that your browser is handling it (and in this case the browser lets Bitwarden handle it lol)

Real life math from real countries says you’re wrong. The federal government is that contract between states and those smaller states are generally net receivers, not payers, so when they veto projects not dependent on them for anything and which don’t cost them anything, your entire argument is dead in the water.

You do not have a legitimate interest in that the budget is prevented from building good things like infrastructure for states who due to regulations and state plus federal law must use the federal government for coordination.

The option is of course that the big states stop funding the feds, this directly harms the small states as they used to be net receivers of funds, and now the fed is only a paper entity that does nothing. If the small states veto self funded projects by large states which gets managed federally, they deserve this outcome.