The real problem is there’s not really a better solution that works well for private accounts owned by individuals who only have a single device.

They say that authentication is using either something you know, something you have or something you are, but in the real world it ends up being something you’ve forgotten, something you’ve lost and something that you were at one time but are no longer

Realistically if the company fails due to their terrible cyber security practices there’s a high chance their properties will just be sold to an even larger property management firm

Once you have stuff running on an old computer you’ll get to know what you actually need and can spend your money more intelligently. If you do buy anything, buy an ~8 year old corporate desktop. They’re cheap as chips because they’re close to ewaste, but 4/6th Gen Intel systems have enough performance to really do a ton with in the homelab scene

Wow lighten up. I throw a joke theory out there about unix timestamps and that’s you’re takeaway?

Why do you have to intentionally try to ruin a bit of fun

I like the (joke) theory that the world was created Jan 1st 1970 and every memory or artifact from before that point is simulated history, since that explains the gradually increasing insanity that’s been building up since

have FTL travel…yet have mysteriously lost the arcane technology known as “email”

To be fair, you do realize how many meetings happen today that could have been emails. That’s just the interstellar social equivalent

Being barefoot (specifically not even wearing socks) for some of the day actually made a noticable improvement on a few funky things about my feet that bothered me. So maybe those weird toe shoe people were onto something after all…