Password manager can store passkeys as well. They’re way easier to fill than passwords, they always work and never have issues with filling like you can have on some websites that just don’t work well with pw managers.
Password manager can store passkeys as well. They’re way easier to fill than passwords, they always work and never have issues with filling like you can have on some websites that just don’t work well with pw managers.


Of what? From what source? Collected in what way? Just blindly trusting a chart with no data attached to it is exactly how we got into the misinformation age.


Don’t go to New Orleans, floors in even the nicest hotels are sticky. Even the carpet is sticky. It’s disgusting.
There’s a guy on YouTube that covers litter boxes for cats that do that.


I think you would switch your tune if you realized how much data your phone provider is selling about you. SMS is so much worse than Apple’s iMessage, which is e2e encrypted.
Like it’s pretty telling that Apple didn’t give data to the government when a literal terrorist killed a bunch of people, but the Feds can put in a simple request form and get the same data from Google in ten minutes.
The phone providers all sell off your info on their data marketplaces.


Have you tried using a different download server?


“Infectious diseases are always a major issue in any military encampment, let alone in a country where they only check children for 3 diseases now,” notes Michel. “In America, there are confirmed or likely cases of e coli, salmonella, diphtheria, explosive diarrhea, corrosive diarrhea, incendiary diarrhea, normal diarrhea, measles, mumps, chicken pox, bird flu, swine flu, regular flu, whooping cough, COVID-19, COVID-20, COVID Zero, hantavirus, norovirus, gigavirus, hepatitis A, hepatitis B, hepatitis 3D, and RSV. Outside of New Jersey, there may be even more.”
Gold
I mean, Crunchwrap is an amazing name. But I also think he kinda looks like the knights who say nii from Monty Python. So maybe something around that.


Phone: 169 in Safari, inf in Firefox
Computers: uhhhhhhh probably several thousand? It would take quite a while to get a number.


That’s pretty funny that you say ten years ago because that’s exactly how long ago we moved into this house. So the last apartment we stayed at was exactly ten years ago (and a few months).
The rent we paid at the time was $2200 USD. It’s now $3000 which is actually less than inflation.
Absolutely none. It’s retconned


Your dad!?!?
You are a kind and beautiful person. Thank you for bringing happiness and love into the world.


Those are the effects of the cycle. But those definitions are literally exactly what they are. El Niño is when the pacific is °0.5c above average


It’s the fifth paragraph…
In order to be considered an El Niño, temperatures in that zone need to be 0.5 C above the average.
And then five paragraphs later they even explain it more.
El Niño and La Niña are part of a larger, natural cyclical cycle called the El Niño Southern Oscillation (ENSO), which occurs in a specific part of the Pacific Ocean.
I don’t know what you’re getting at. I have no issues on Cachy and it’s significantly faster than other distros. Are you trying to say that I’m lying? You do realize that Cachy literally is designed to use every trick in the book to make itself as fast as possible? Other distros don’t do that, except specialized ones like Garuda.
No, mint had horrible audio issues and gaming stuttered very badly. Bazzite was fast but not nearly as fast as Cachy. Zorin some games wouldn’t even start.
For me gaming on Cachy is literally faster than it was on windows 10. Of course everything is snappy, it’s Linux, but gaming was very noticeable.
The person that wrote the anti article thinks that 2fa is a form of password… they’re the one that doesn’t understand passkeys.