JavaScript

18 January 2026 15:21

Can't u make the Kernel manage auto the cluster?

JavaScript

16 January 2026 17:29

Can be LD_PRELOAD'ed

JavaScript

16 January 2026 14:42

Because I don't want to

JavaScript

16 January 2026 12:59

odd is also that in the cluster I see one host having all processes affected and being >2GB RSS while on other hosts they are at normal level
even though they should all have the same requests, but sometimes it's also others hosts being affected

but still weird patterns

JavaScript

16 January 2026 12:57

currently this is my hope

JavaScript

16 January 2026 12:51

Do you have native addons?

JavaScript

15 January 2026 15:38

No matter the answer he has, I hate it.
I sometimes have different accounts on the same website, and use different browsers/profiles for each.

JavaScript

15 January 2026 14:01

Passkeys are strange things. Usually they're phones. They *can* be stored in files; there's nothing technically limiting this, but you need a program able to receive a challenge, cryptographically produce a response, and provide metadata. Personally I have a yubikey as a passkey.

You still have to log in with them. You just use them instead of a password. And in some cases they can be the *only* thing used: you don't have to provide a username. They are identity, credential, and second factor, all in one

JavaScript

15 January 2026 14:00

I'm not sure if that's a local file though

JavaScript

15 January 2026 13:58

Basically: Have you ever seen any big sites do this? Google? Facebook? Microsoft?
No? Then it can't be done

JavaScript

15 January 2026 13:49

do we have any other solutions for these kind of features

JavaScript

15 January 2026 13:47

like if i am logedin from chrome i want user to have access to protected routes from edge as well from same device

JavaScript

15 January 2026 13:45

You can expose your server MAC address(es) to the frontend of course

JavaScript

15 January 2026 13:45

No library or framework can get around this

JavaScript

15 January 2026 13:39

Yes, create an input and have user fill their mac address..

JavaScript

17 January 2026 12:08

🚫 ‎The Devs Bot banned ‎Stephanie [8494092539].
Reason: ‎Forwarded story

JavaScript

16 January 2026 17:28

https://github.com/plasma-umass/Mesh

JavaScript

16 January 2026 14:42

Why isn’t Siemen an admin

JavaScript

16 January 2026 12:57

never faced this issue in my career though, I know very little about it

JavaScript

16 January 2026 12:57

https://github.com/microsoft/mimalloc

JavaScript

16 January 2026 12:31

still working on memory issues, found out the use case why it's allocated is legit. (doing big reports, can take like 1GB heap easily)
however is it really normal that rss is >2GB while heap is not even 300MB?

JavaScript

15 January 2026 14:08

To be clear, this doesn't mean that if I get my hands on your passkey, I am you. The passkey itself needs to be unlocked. For passkeys stored in phones, they are usually unlocked by biometry (face, fingerprint), but a PIN is probably also possible. My yubikey is unlocked by a password and a physical touch on the key

JavaScript

15 January 2026 14:00

Might be managed by your browser

JavaScript

15 January 2026 13:59

There's an emerging standard for passkeys I think

JavaScript

15 January 2026 13:50

Heck, I could iterate over all reasonable mac addresses in a short time. A mac address i 3 bytes to identify the producer, and 3 bytes to identify the individual device. Going through all possible mac addresses of the most common makers would take seconds, and I could log in as any of your users with that brand of card

JavaScript

15 January 2026 13:48

And if it could happen, it would be *very* easy to hack. I can easily change my mac address to anything I want. If I know yours, I can log in as you

JavaScript

15 January 2026 13:47

No basically i want to use this for login if i am logedin from one browser i want the user to get access without login in any other browser

JavaScript

15 January 2026 13:45

If you really need it, you'll need to make a native app instead

JavaScript

15 January 2026 13:45

No. The browser is sandboxed. You do not have direct access to their hardware or OS

JavaScript

15 January 2026 13:37

any npm or other alternative