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1·23 hours agoTerrain. Terrain. PULL. UP!
Edit: Okay who downvoted this, someone upset that I’m unapologetically Agender?
Not the downvoter. If I had to guess, maybe they had strong feelings against
- presenting your personals before the point (as in off-topic/look at me)
- pushing the agender agenda
- emoji usage on Lemmy
- they just hate LGBTQA people, who knows
People will downvote and block nowadays rather than give feedback and discuss. Probably also an effect of information overdosing on the Internet.
But it doesn’t have any units. It’s an arbitrary scale mapping outputs to numerals.
3·4 days agoI like to think that they don’t “fly by” as in “pass” because they keep being a part of who we have become, parent and child alike.
2·6 days agoDespite the usual snarkiness towards post-capiralistim, these examples of good sea- and airmanship always bolster my faith in humanity.
Including the earliest possible opportunity to get to the end boss?
1·10 days agoAbrahamitic Incantations
I have a message and a question.
A message from ESR and a question from me.
2·12 days agoHave you tried fiber?
3·13 days agox32 mode may be an option to take advantage of some more registers/instructions, but I’d assume not many distros support that as a platform.
It’s not really “the only way”. A similar problem to think about would be: what if your primary email account got compromised?
It makes sense to set up alternative means for recovering any account (or changing the associated email address), for example via second mail address, phone number, one-time-passwords, snail mail or similar. Many account providers use a recovery question system - here, I’d suggest using irregular answers, e.g. for “what is your favorite colour”, I would’t use a colour at all to make it harder to guess.
Compartmentalizing would be another approach: use different providers in a mix so that when one goes the way of the dodo, parts of your registered accounts remain useable. Ideally, for “critical” stuff like bank accounts, you’d split them up between different email addresses. But then again, for this kind of account, I’d really expect the bank to provide some other ways of backup access/restoration.