Thanks for sharing this! Yesterday I was just wondering about ssh key verification techniques for third party services.
SSH keys are amazing, portable and in some ways easier to use than Passkeys. But for them to successfully replace passwords and account configuration, which works decently well for a service like pico.sh, the user experience needs to be improved significantly. Not impossible but what does become a continuous and ongoing problem is verification.
SSH keys are amazing, portable and in some ways easier to use than Passkeys. But for them to successfully replace passwords and account configuration, which works decently well for a service like pico.sh, the user experience needs to be improved significantly. Not impossible but what does become a continuous and ongoing problem is verification.