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I'm still not calling it GNU

Nextcloud can do the find part

The upside could be huge, this is where millionaires are made if you kick arse and get stock options..

The downside would just be culture. Can you hack it? Got a thick skin? There probably isn't an HR to complain to.

Or properly crack down on this like the EU will.

I mean even Sony didn't get it working on my XM4s, I don't know why people expect it from $150 earbuds.

You just need replaceable wires that are bound to get replaced more often and more expensive instead

I'm actually not sold that I should be putting all my keys in a single password manager like Bitwarden.

Do you really think it's a good idea to store your password, TOTP and pass key in one place?

Doubt.

I could disappear and my friends wouldn't be able to find me again.

Honestly my friends ask me tonnes of questions like this, including "what happens when AI takes over", or "when everything mines your data".

I don't think people realise how close me as an IT person is to going and living in an off grid cabin in the woods.

Amazing how Windows die-hards will go to literally any lengths not to switch to Linux.

Sorry you're right. I'm actually not across the matter enough to comment and have only heard the "autistic kid" part through like third hand knowledge.

Although everyone is on the spectrum somewhere, especially in the IT space.

But you're right, the take away from this is I should learn about the topic better.

Idk for me it was around the time of Battlefield 1.

Wait that company still exists?? Huh TIL!

I thought the company died once people got the shits with them and stopped buying anything from them.

Backdoor? Even if it isn't blatantly obvious - some autistic kid will notice a program runs 0.05 seconds slower and will work it out.

At the very least if you're going to be backdooring your code you might as well add "back door goes here" to your PR so we can easily cut it out when the hard fork happens without the backdoor included.

It's overwhelmingly whatever provider they use for SMS, or some sort of anti spam checking.

My phone has reception the whole time.

Mine works fine

SMS: Here is your 30s "MFA" code, I'll send it to you 40 minutes after you need it.

SMS isn't 2FA. Its 1.5FA.

If you can't set DKIM and DMARC records you shouldn't be hosting email.