First of all it hasn’t been economically viable to build a pc since Covid. Graphics card prices and now ram. In a few years it’ll be something else.
I wonder what the break-even cost is if you factor in the monthly subscription fee for online pay. How long do you need to use your PC and play online with it for the PC, even with elevated hardware prices, for it to be the more economical option.
Why can’t it?
Why?
That used to be what Microsoft (Internet Explorer) was famous for. I guess Chrome has lived long enough to be the villain, but Firefox is still the hero to me.
I mean… the official Reddit app was so bad that they had to charge for API access in order to get real market share.
M CPUs make me a believer in ARM and other non-x86 chips, but preferably RISC-V in the long term.
Keyboard is critical to me. I can work on a MacBook keyboard short term but something like a Glove80 or at least an Ergodox is critical for me in the long term.
Also OS X Unix is nix enough for me.
Also:
Kitboga has some videos where he integrates Neal’s password game into a fake bank password reset UI, and gets the scammers to play the game. It’s one of the GOAT scambait videos.
I loved BB10. It had gesture-based navigation years ahead of its time, the Hub was the best notification system I’ve ever used, and it could run Android apps alongside BB10-native apps. It helped that I liked the form factor of the devices with physical keyboards, too.
Nowadays can choose between a large, glass rectangle, and an extra-large, glass rectangle in one of two flavours: Apple and Android. It’s no coincidence that Android has become more restrictive in terms of control over your own device, as the competition has dwindled and thinned.
Get a load of Ross Ulbricht ovah here!
I’d love to see the state of online banking if everyone were to manage their own ssh keys
Most people couldn’t figure out how to download a binary release from a GitHub repo, much less clone it, regardless of HTTP or SSH.
SSH keys are more like passkeys than passwords.
I think this post is about git CLI, not www.github.com.
SSH keys are very secure and you can still encrypt them with a password if you wish.
I was over 900 on several torrents before switching clients about a year ago. I have a few in the 300s now.
How long would it take to paint a 145,000 km^2 canvas? It depends how much detail you add.
I was wondering if you’d get similar results for states with the letter R, since there’s lots of prior art mentioning these states as either “D” or “R” during elections.
Try it again. I bet their password reset service was swamped after sending the notice.
Response time is critical. It’s the difference between immediately getting pwned vs. having time for the security team to identify the threat, notify their users, and users to assess the impact of the breach and change their passwords.
If you’re in Canada those nastygrams are merely scare tactics, generally.