Bensen Leung is also the author of this blog post

Benson's medium post refers to a discovery by Tyler (aka scorpia)

Edit: original link: https://medium.com/@leung.benson/how-to-design-a-proper-usb-...

Would be nice if they put some work into their Apple Watch app too. Especially after they made such a big deal out of it with that website.

It's also fair to think that since it's so up in the air if the app will keep existing or what features they'll even be able to build, they're probably not sure wether they should keep investing on it or not /:

For merges and other finicky git actions I’ve been increasingly turning to Atom instead of the commandline. I like how it auto-formats my commit messages to line wrap and how it makes highlighting merge conflicts easy.

For everything else these days I use VSCode.

Agreed. It always takes me several tries to update using the "Restart and Install" button.

Google does support U2F on Firefox. Just not for registering the key.

I just wish it wasn’t so tedious to version control Jupyter notebooks. I always try and clear the output before I stage it so I don’t have large binaries of plots or figures that were generated.

Check out nbstripout. It sets up a git filter so that your output is stripped as the notebook is committed. But you keep the output locally.

Is there a downside to including the actual unicode emoji versus the text version that needs to be rendered? I tend to go for the former.

I agree. I think it’s a mistake in the article. The author most likely saw that LastPass supports Yubikeys and thought that was the same as U2F?

I believe this can also be done in your ssh config file which would confer the added benefit of having the alias available to scp and rsync.

Interesting. I’ll keep an eye on this as I’ve previously used https://automeris.io/WebPlotDigitizer/.