darklamer

https://www.frenchlearner.com/pronunciation/croissant/

I fail to see the connection to ‘cwah-sont’, apart from the first and last letter being the same, but if that was a sufficent criteria then one might as well write just anything, like ‘convalescent’.

Its a spelling attempt at the French pronuncitation of croissant.

That makes zero sense.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pnAoRcnY4xs

The examples of English pronounciations she gives there are truly bizarre.

Not that I would ever claim to know every French pastry, but I’m reasonably certain that there’s nothing in all of France or in the French language named ‘cwah-sont’.

WTF is ‘cwah-sont’!?

Even if you have a password for your ssh key, malware on your system can just wait until you enter the password.

Sure, it’s just that from my point-of-view I’d be toast anyway if anyone managed to gain that level of access.

[…] it can be a security risk, allowing malware to move “laterally” between all your devices.

Unless you do something incredibly stupid, such as allowing keyless login or sharing keys (or having unencrypted keys or keys without a passphrase, seriously), I find it hard to see how that would actually happen in practice.

I always have SSH everywhere on everything and I could never understand why anyone ever would want to make it more complicated than that.