Can confirm I use this and it's super convenient to have json payloads open right up in a useful editor

I remember reading in jshint’s docs that they purposely did not chase this kind of lint since at that point the user is clearly fighting the library.

an oldie but a goodie: https://www.quirksmode.org/blog/archives/2009/09/the_html5_d...

True but any password manager in the cloud should require MFA, which means if you lose your devices you’re still stuck.

You are fundamentally correct: to make your passwords safe from hackers you are making them harder for yourself to access (in this case by requiring MFA). Accessing your passwords now requires having access to a device (your second factor).

There are recovery mechanisms that you can set up ahead of time (a series of recovery codes for example), but for the most part I would agree with your premise: you will have a very hard time accessing your accounts if you ever lose your primary devices. For me the security benefit is worth the inconvenience.

This sounds like a chrome extension

Can you clarify/ expand on this idea?

I think GP was talking about this: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Webring

This feels like a passion project site idea

I started building exactly this some years ago, but eventually stopped for some reason https://systemundertest.org

updated - thank you!

This is not yet possible in Typescript, but imagine if you could define a numerical subtype that requires your input be below some threshold eg:

`type Limit = 0..100;`

See discussion here: https://github.com/Microsoft/TypeScript/issues/15480