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So my great gold plated toslink cables are snake oil? :O /s

Or you search something technical which is way over the head of the device owner. Just keeping them safe from seeing “evil hacker stuff”.

Wild definition of middle class. If you live paycheck to paycheck on a 40 hour minimum wage job you can hardly call yourself middle class. In countries without good health insurance, you can be one infected teeth away from bankruptcy. And you cannot simply choose a better job. You’re working 40 hours, how could you go to job interviews during normal work hours?

It’s not “higher = better” but the level above suppresses / deceives the level below. And the higher up you go, the fewer people inhabit a level.

Perfection xD

Spin it further and get rid of “great” and “outstanding”. I suggest using plus good and double plus good.

they have no means

TSA anal probing everyone in a 10 mile radius around an airport

A dovecot

What do you mean, all the hosts on WCTR were totally…oh. nevermind.

Ah I see, the damned slumber button.

Lol, which phone doesn’t come with an alarm functionality? Even the good old Nokia 3310 had one.

Posting the same text in the headline, body and text-on-picture, that is spam.

That spam doesn’t pay.

Usually in the “lets see how this random project I cloned from GitHub works for my use case” scenario. I want to see how it works and if it would cover my use case before spending time on checking code and dependencies for security issues.

I only do npm install in a docker container where the project and npm cache is mounted. Gives me a bit of security regarding attacks through post install scripts. (--no-scripts is not an option since I need some of them)

Seems like some folks from the SCP foundation got loose.

Just wrap your mouth over the spout and you don’t waste a single drop.

Accompanied by “I can stop any time I want” when buying another domain.

Adding a shameless plug here: Aegis is available on f-droid and allows you to backup your 2FA secrets on your own server (e.g. own nextcloud) in case you don’t trust the default Google authenticator.

Time based one time passwords. Those (usually) six digit codes which get replaced every 30 seconds or so. During setup you copied the secret to your device (usually smartphone) and now your device and the server you authenticate at can calculate the same secret code every thirty seconds.