Yup, more than one way to skin a cat. (BTW, I heard this term as a construction term, as in operating a Caterpillar machine).

I like Bitwarden, largely because it’s open source and audited by a reputable third party.

I thought Inscryption was great as well, which is great if you like both DDLC (in terms of weirdness) and Slay the Spire (in terms of gameplay). It’s not nearly as intense as DDLC, but the dev also made Pony Island, which is a bit closer to DDLC (not quite though).

But who would buy them? I guess someone like Lockheed Martin, or maybe an airline, idk. And then there’s no guarantee they’ll use it to build commercial airplanes.

I think it would be much better to try to fix the executive team and have that culture trickle down. My company is going through a leadership change, and the cultural shift seems to be pretty quick.

Ah, I was just looking at planks, thinking of something like this. Larger boards would certainly cost more.

And that oak board is only 6’ long…

I did notice some choppiness the past few days, so I wonder if this is the cause. I also haven’t seen any spam, so good work admins!

I honestly prefer AoE 1, though I like both 1 & 2. Everything past 2 feels wrong.

Huh, it seems like that kind of game would be terrible on a controller. How does the game feel to play?

I loved 1 & 2, then I kind of lost track of the series for a bit, but I heard everything through Halo 4 was pretty decent. But honestly, I don’t see any reason for the story to continue. Basically:

• Halo: CE - introduction to the Covenant and the Flood
• Halo 2 - learn about inner workings of the Covenant and history of the Flood
• Halo 3 - Covenant brings the fight to Earth
• Halo: Reach - prequel to Halo CE - adds backstory about human intersteller colonization
• Halo 4 - looks like a kind of side story continuation of Halo 3, with new enemies
• Halo 5 - Cortana turns evil?

I haven’t played anything past 2, so maybe it hits different in the games, but the series really looks like it loses its purpose around Halo: Reach and Halo 4 and becomes a cash grab. They really should have wrapped things up around there, at least as far as Master Chief is concerned, and build a new series in the same universe (or a completely new universe).

And that’s also why I don’t bother with Assassin’s Creed games anymore, they’ve long since lost the plot, and doing the same thing but in a different setting just isn’t interesting enough for me.

Same here. Firefox w/ uBlock Origin, and I see a decently lengthy article.

Yes it is. If you can set up the app on a new device and access all your old messages, then that means anyone who can get your account creds can do the same. That could be a hacker, an ex, or law enforcement.

I’ve seen a lot of hobby projects using .io because it looks high tech or whatever. I’m just saying people should avoid using country TLDs unless they live in that country or do business there.

I’m not saying I’m “concerned” or anything, just that the impact will be fairly large and noticeable.

Tuta won’t work w/ Thunderbird, but they do have a desktop app.

Proton should work with their bridge.

The security gains may be illusory, but the privacy benefits are significant.

I’m guessing it’s for the outdoor units so the discs don’t get damaged. They wouldn’t need any AC indoors.

I’m doing basically what you’re doing, with the main difference being that I have a VPS that tunnels external traffic through a handful of exposed services. I do this so I can get TLS working properly (they all use LetsEncrypt certs, and auto renew).

Yours is simpler, and if it works, great! I would echo what others said here, don’t expose Plex unless you actually want to access Plex remotely. Once something is exposed, it’s going to get hit with all kinds of automated spam.

I saw one sitting out behind a retail store among other trash, so they haven’t even bothered properly disposing of them.

Most people weren’t following the Chagos Islands news, and I doubt most people with .io names bothered to check any notifications here. A lot of people just pick them up and set them to auto-renew and generally don’t think about it again. Those people won’t be impacted today, but they will be once the domains get transitioned away, and it’ll be a rude awakening for a lot of people.

The simple solution is to not buy country TLDs unless you live in that country or something.

There’s no technical reason why they couldn’t sync messages, but there is an attack if they do. Basically, someone could set up a new device with your account and grab all of your past messages. Since Signal doesn’t sync messages, they’ll only get messages going forward.

It should certainly be an option to sync, but I don’t think it should be on by default (or at least it should ask on setup).

I still haven’t gotten my fill of Civ V, and I’ve barely touched Civ VI. So I’m not going to bother with anything using Denuvo when I have other games to play w/o that nonsense.