Connect it to the network to let it talk to local devices but block it from connecting to the internet. That should still let you control the TV from your phone via the LAN, or if you have a HomeAssistant server, it…
> Whereas with passwords, implementers don't have to do any of those choices, the basic implementation already supports all those usage scenarios. Sure, in that sense the usability is better, but now we are dependent on…
There isn't one correct answer because all those things are implementation dependent. Passkeys just define how a website, browser and OS communicate logging you in between eachother. If someone in charge of making a…
For that sort of integration I would use KDE Connect[1]. It works great between my phone and laptop. I can send the clipboard, files, notifications, media controls, etc between the devices. It has a MacOS version but it…
Just get a flash drive with a linux iso from elsewhere and boot directly into it.
Connect it to the network to let it talk to local devices but block it from connecting to the internet. That should still let you control the TV from your phone via the LAN, or if you have a HomeAssistant server, it…
> Whereas with passwords, implementers don't have to do any of those choices, the basic implementation already supports all those usage scenarios. Sure, in that sense the usability is better, but now we are dependent on…
There isn't one correct answer because all those things are implementation dependent. Passkeys just define how a website, browser and OS communicate logging you in between eachother. If someone in charge of making a…
For that sort of integration I would use KDE Connect[1]. It works great between my phone and laptop. I can send the clipboard, files, notifications, media controls, etc between the devices. It has a MacOS version but it…
Just get a flash drive with a linux iso from elsewhere and boot directly into it.