CSS shouldn't have logic it. But layout needs logic. The next step should be to ditch CSS altogether and implement it as a DSL in JavaScript.

I don't care one bit that Mathematicians wasted years of progress or lost their craft over this. The problem is that models that can do this are locked behind corporate walls.

I self-host about 30 services. I exclusively pick software that's written either in C++, Rust, or Go. If I can't find one I write my own in C++.

What do you run instead of the *arr stack then?

TrueNAS with file system folders. I don't consume media that much so I get away with it. The only media I need to consume remotely is music, which I have gonic for.

I need to check out gonic, thanks for dropping that. Just was wondering since the whole *arr ecosystem seems like it doesn't have any mature alternatives that could cover the whole use case.

I don't know. I like it better this way.

> The passkeys most people use are synced passkeys, stored in iCloud Keychain, Google Password Manager, 1Password, Bitwarden or whatever other software of your choosing

Sorry but this is the whole problem with passkey: you are forced to rely on a 3rd party to take care of your credientials, on their computers, with their software. This is like a text book example of a trap: someone set up something that looks harmless/invisible, you walk into it, and that someone now has some leverage over you.

Honestly I don't care about any of that. From my perspective, passkey = phone + app required. That's already a red flag big enough for me to not use them. If I put on my engineer hat, another problem I see is that most services seem to not be competent enough to implement it in a non-broken way.

It's great. But I just play Beyond All Reason now.

Buying political favor is corruption.

People should own their credentials instead of storing it in someone else's computers.

Suuuurrreeeee