Or persuade them…

What collection are these animations from? I have seen this around, but have never seen a name set to them.

Same… All the flash drive stuff and program incompatibility had scared me for too long… But now I’m not afraid to, like, even go to estate sales and try to find a dirt-cheap, old machine to slap Linux on and run it down into the ground until the next one lol. I can live without Cyberpunk 2077.

“Just?” What do you mean, “just?” That’s entirely why we use non-browser pwd mgrs in the first place (and hopefully not Bitwarden with its incoming capitalist takeover from the CEO change), or else why bother, right?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nothing_to_hide_argument

My problem is that I rarely ever know if the “random junk” that I look up may be useful to return to later.

It’s not just navigating the pwd mgr; it’s also all the 2FA. Or do you integrate the two? If so, why? The whole point of 2FA is to be separate from one’s passwords for greater security.

Each website must request and be granted by the user that explicit permission. Barring that, a bad actor would have to physically access your computer to install a keylogger (or I suppose one could be installed through a phishy attachment). Clipboard-stealing isn’t anywhere near as big of an issue as cookie-/session-stealing.

Unfortunately, a fair chunk of my convenience comes from the .NET runtime, but sure, removing the rest would be welcome. I highly doubt they’d bother to do this, though, because so many businesses with higher-tolerance older CEOs are fine with remaining on Windows…

What got them? Diseases? Accidents?

It’s amazing that it hasn’t collided with anything severe enough to end its research all these years…

I think they were basically as decent as possible in The Perfect Neighbor, unfortunately. I could be wrong, though.

*points a finger at Loony Tunes for starting it*

I pay about 3x that to US Mobile so I can use mobile data for all my devices. I hotspot or Bluetooth-tether for everything and intentionally have no ISP-provided home Internet so I can save money and also avoid those crooks.

Sure, but I’m talking about making an exception for just this one. But fine, it can be opt-in. I can’t imagine why, though; I have it on literally every device and it rocks.

If I was its CEO, I would endorse AdNauseam as an official, built-in, opt-out ad-blocker.

That’s okay; any competition with X is better than none!

Yes, there’s a major activation energy barrier for the first time. For example, for me moving to Linux, Oracle VirtualBox was absolutely instrumental in helping me feel more comfortable. Reddit itself was also weird at first and off-putting until I simply tried magnifying the font size; back then, we only had what-is-now-Old Reddit, which was a pain to navigate at 100% size until I got used to it. Anyway, hopefully this Bluesky development will finally break X’s might, even if it’s not that much better of an alternative… and then gradually grow our own numbers here on Lemmy.

NGL, I rotate among at least 4 accounts across different instances here lol. It was originally out of accident because of my misunderstanding back then of how the Fediverse works, but now I just randomly use them as a simultaneous, illusory boost to Lemmy’s activity as well as my own pseudo-privacy lol. I like to think that it helps overall…

It’s probably because it’s Louis Rossmann against Samsung (both giants in their respective fields)…

But what’s on top of the white cooler?