This fortune editor used a clickbait title, 2 years later says he’d do it again

Well, when you put it like that…

https://xkcd.com/927/

Then that hash is effectively your password

Nah they were shit from day 1

I think it’s just that in that picture he has a bunch of RAM around him

Yeah it’s pretty common, unfortunately

I just say “I like it”, it’s not very helpful but at least it counts for the rating

Like, a cylinder?

What tool do you use? The holes are tiny

Obligatory xkcd

You’re absolutely right!

I wouldn’t be surprised if most bots just don’t run any JavaScript so the check always fails

I don’t know exactly how they do it, but probing every ipv4 address isn’t that hard

Danbooru if you’re into hentai

You’re comparing an $800 apple vs an $800 orange

Heavy water

Did you read the article?

The company is building a new ‘advanced flow’ that allows these users to accept the risks of installing unverified apps. Previously, the only permitted method for experienced users to install apps from unverified developers was to use ADB.

Nothing is good if you like the design, but it is expiriencing enshitification at a rapid pace

Hmm I disagree. Sure, the Phone 3 was a bit of a flop, but I think that’s far from enshitification

That’s sick, I would love to see this become commonplace