I’m worried about relying on remote servers for random numbers, especially for cryptographic purposes. There’s no way to verify that you aren’t the only person with access to those numbers, and it’s fairly difficult even as the sysadmin to ensure that they’re logged nowhere.

Mangione is believed to be the man who assassinated Brian Thompson (CEO of United Healthcare). His bullet casings were engraved with those three words. I’m probably not the best at this, but here’s my attempt at explanation:

• Deny — health insurance companies tend to avoid paying for “unnecessary” care
• Delay — in accordance with the above, those companies would rather wait until the patient is dead and/or care is no longer needed than pay
• Depose — phrased as an effect of the previous two “causes”, refers to Thompson being murdered (to depose means to remove from power)

Google “Luigi Mangione” (on anything but Google).

Most people in fursuits seem to be non-facultative bipeds, so that advantage wouldn’t be of much help.

Unexpected Keyboard has a similar optional key — which website are you using with this behavior? I wonder if pasting from it would trigger the detection. Also, it lets you bind strings to keys — I wonder if that would act in a similar manner.

OP’s mom*

You can still just hide the password field upon typing an SSO email address — iirc Atlassian does this.