Johanno

8 points

But only because we pay in cash and block buster was never a thing here.

I have touched a type writer but never used it for writing letters or whatever you write with it.

I just sent a fax a few days ago…

I never owned a walkman or discman but my older sister had a discman and I got one of the first mp3 players xD.

Es means it. I don’t know if that is intentional

To be clear while that is true there are games that won’t work at all on Linux, because of anticheat.

And sometimes you need to read protondb for tweaks so that your games run on Linux.

Demonitising youtubers has made the Internet say

Unalive

A baby have been formed

Frick

And other shit it’s stupid and the self censoring of fuck is annoying. I mean I would love for the Americans to invent new swear words. In German the censoring almost always fail since we have way to many words for insulting or swearing. Some are always free to use.

But the Americans just censor fuck instead of getting creative. Boring as a speech of Trump.

Side note:

There are not 8 logic gates in a byte. There are 8 bits in a byte.

Logic gates have nothing to with storage

How long until it was gone?

Well then you shouldn’t be allowed to own multiple companies worth that much.

Also I think that shares should count as money too. In tax view at least.

Companies would be handled differently than persons.

However there should be regulations too.

Yes but I remember that we had this too in Germany.

We just switched to many other packaging systems. Most are pretty space efficient.

From when is that image? The last time I saw this kind of package material is at least 10 years ago.

pussy - > p*ssy - > p*say - > p yay!

However Why is Everything Capitalised In That Sentence Except The is?

Open source means bx definition that the code is open the usage is open and anybody can use it.

This includes in theory the training material for the model.

But in common language open source means: i can download it and it runs on my machine. Ignoring legal shit.

Using the same password (no matter how secure it is) for all accounts is a bad idea.

Assuming you have at least 20 accounts with sensible data, and you don’t even remember that 5 of them exist.

Now shittywebsite.xy gets hacked and all data is unencrypted and unhashed.

So now your.email@adress.com with yourSecu4ePassPhrase is leaked.

You now quickly try to change the password on 15 accounts with the same email and password. But you forgot the 5 accounts you made years ago. Now after some time hackers login into the the old accounts and get your credit card info or whatever.

Great idea!

Yes my password manager is a single point of failure, but it is one I personally control and have the view over.

The main advantage of a password manager is that you can have a different password for each account. Which means in case of a leak you won’t be in risk of losing other accounts.

And I don’t think I want to remember 300 pass phrases with different words.