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3 days agoLinux does. Not all, but a lot, and more every day.
It’s been years now, and it still hits me sometimes how insanely nice it is that my computers now work the way I want them to.
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Linux does. Not all, but a lot, and more every day.
It’s been years now, and it still hits me sometimes how insanely nice it is that my computers now work the way I want them to.


That depends entirely on the service.
Nothing prevents the password from being hashed client-side, only ever sending the hash to the service.


I think the only passkey I have is stored in my VaultWarden. Though it only works in browsers atm.


Doesn’t a normal modern password, hashed, essentielly do the same thing?
No sane service has your actual password.
Odds?
Just look it up, or tell me what you have.
Regardless of what you have, the “odds” are good.
If you have something unusual that causes problems, that’s too bad, but it doesn’t stop the rest of us from having a good time. And now that I’m on linux, I can make sure something will work before I buy it, and if it doesn’t, I can return it.
It’s only at the time of when you switch you need to think about whether your existing hardware will work.