CoffeeJunkie @ CoffeeJunkie @lemmy.cafe

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LOL, FBI 😂

Tbf it was lost on me, too. Love the design & thoughtfulness.

That is the dumbest thing I've ever seen. I love it. Thank you, and have an upvote.

Pun not intended

Ha, son of a bitch. That is almost exactly what I do. 😆

There are always vulnerabilities; you can't make things truly secure, you only make them less insecure.

All my passwords are longer & stronger, XKCD method, easy to read & type. Granted I don't have Apple or my password manager generating gibberish passwords for me, takes 20 seconds each, I think them up. Maybe you should try it, too, idk. Leave the gibberish behind. I'm so glad I did.

Oop, you're right, no I missed that one rook entirely. Guess it is a "brilly" 😂

No, I believe it's the King. Otherwise, the movement of the pawn will create an opening for white Rook to take the pawn next turn, check King forcing movement, then Rook takes Bishop for free next turn.

I don't understand everyone's surprise, or disgust, or whatever reaction to Starlink & government relations. Like they should be entirely separate all the time & how dare they benefit each other. Has it ever occurred to anyone that a very strong, US-based & ran, worldwide operated internet would very much be in the favor of the United States?? 🤔 No, just me?

For years, before you all hated Musk, I have considered Starlink & the US interests to be one in the same. It is only natural that US collaborates with Starlink. I'm relatively confident the US government has worked on, refined Starlink for Musk & Starlink team. I mean why not? I'm also sure there are plenty of strings attached to the monies & tax breaks given, like the US government owns their ass. Wasn't Starlink access basically used as a weapon at one point in the Russia-Ukraine war? Starlink is shield & weapon, the raw power of the internet, exclusively owned & operated by US government & allies.

It just always amuses me when people say, "And Starlink is getting deals from the government!"...Yeah? Duh?? With what uses I outlined above, I find it hard to believe they wouldn't get deals.

And why not? You forget there is beauty in brevity.

A breach is a breach is a breach is a breach. You'd be criticizing his choice whether it was 5 simple characters or 500. When you K.I.S.S. it makes it easier to remember AND quicker to enter, access. I had to choose a password for work once, and I made it a little complex....work constantly logged me out 🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄...I had to enter that stupid fucking password so many fucking times, yes, it was secure. It was also DUMB and FRUSTRATING. Next 3 passwords were far simpler to repeatedly type in; I learned my lesson.

Same with Apple always auto-generating stupid passwords, I hope you never have to type them in! It's just dumb, as illustrated by XKCD.

XKCD also has a suggestion for strong, memorable, easy passwords.

Be smart. Make life simple. Don't do stupid things. 🫡

😂

I agree with Botanicals. Whether you truly have an impact or not...I guess we're arguing semantics...but simply vote with your wallet. 🙂 There is little excuse when options abound! If someone engages in behavior you really don't like, boycott their ass. Don't buy their product or service. If they didn't make money, they'd quit their shit or go bankrupt. "No raindrop is responsible for the flood."

Look at the Bud Light boycott. Granted, enough of the people doing the boycott were uninformed consumers that bought something else owned by ABInBev, and still gave the same company their money. But others went all the way. The campaign itself was still effective, as Bud Light sales TANKED. Product went BAD. The company lost LOTS OF MONEY. They lost prominent shelf space that they will probably never get back, but who knows, never is a big word.

You have power, little raindrop. You do.

That's actually a wonderful point. 😅 I'm just sick if everyone being called a Nazi, but truly espousing, believing Nazi beliefs....is...mental illness. IIRC Hitler was on meth, lots of Nazis were on some form of meth. It resulted in incredible, and incredibly harmful, feats.

Yes, I found one of my favorite stories from WW2 about meth Nazis! 😂 They had a drug called Pervitin, which was mostly if not entirely meth, and one guy OD'ed but survived. Somehow. And he did some crazy shit.

Personally, I think he feeds on attention & outrage, big divorces break men's minds, and this guy is a severely mentally ill drug addict.

He's not a Nazi, he's not really much of anything, this man is literally insane.

People actually have done that, and by a decent but not landslide majority (upper 60s%, IIRC), the original inhabitants of North America like the catch-all term: 'American Indian'. Halfway alluding to the other guy's reply, they actually do like to call attention to the ignorance that was put upon them upon first meeting. It's hardly their blunder to be embarrassed by, and that moniker has become part of their history. Has it not?

If you want to be truly proper, you'd have to get down to the nitty-gritty & list every single tribe ever. By name. And that doesn't work very well on a form when you're making people check & sort themselves into boxes.

...which brings me to the final, and most ironic point of it all. People insisting on using Native American & African American often fail to realize those titles were put upon those people by the goddamn United States Government. Yes, the same one that enslaved the blacks. The same one that drove the American Indians from their lands, hunted them for sport, and rounded them up into camps. After the mistreatment, the USG said, "Hmm, what should we call these people? Oh, I know. 'Native Americans' & 'African-Americans'." Now it's been baked into the cake for so long nobody even stops to question it, they insist upon it. Even if it's technically inaccurate in niche cases (like Jamaican Americans), or insensitive (being labeled by your conquerors).

...idk. Call me a romantic bumpkin, but I work with black men & women who haven't stepped a single foot in Africa. They eat cheeseburgers like I do, we drink from the same water fountains & use the same toilets, we shake hands. There's nothing African about them besides their genetics; they are Americans just like I am an American. They happen to be black. Idk too many American Indians around here, only some with very diluted, distant heritage.

My thoughts exactly. 🙄 This is ridiculous non-news.

Progress is progress, and it's good to be skeptical (I literally just posted a comment saying "I'm skeptical"!), but progress is good. 🙂 What other alternatives are there?

If it doesn't make dollars, it doesn't make sense. That's why the electric car movement is having a hard time really taking off rn; it is hard to justify & all the tech, all our builds, aren't exactly super economical yet. And they're not built for tough conditions, heavy towing, long commutes, and easily workable & recyclable components.

...but things are, indeed, getting better. If you look at it from a macro view. Lithium recycling can be done even a decade ago, but IIRC it was relatively small scale & the lithium could be refreshed "most of the way", not fully. The right things will catch on when their time is right & its viability is realized.

Man's greatest strength is our shared knowledge, technology, science, and innovation. I encourage you to make good decisions in your personal life and be positive. 🙂

Now the reactor is le tired

Well, I'm still skeptical, but I have far more trust in France's reporting than Chinese claims.