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- Comment on No, you can't keep your 20 year old dictionary password 1 week ago:
A secured server which isn’t going to result in total credential breach is going to cost a great deal more than $10 a month. Even if you just paid for rack space it would cost more than that in secured cage.
- Comment on No, you can't keep your 20 year old dictionary password 1 week ago:
Servers and storage is not free. Nor is the time spent by administrators doing updates, security patching or basic account management activities necessary to properly secure credentials.
- Comment on No, you can't keep your 20 year old dictionary password 1 week ago:
KeepassXC everywhere until you get a budget to host a bitwarden instance.
- Submitted 5 months ago to science_memes@mander.xyz | 1 comment
- Comment on What else can we do with sugar (sucrose)? 7 months ago:
Well it could be used as an effective carbon storage after you strip off the hydrogen and bury it in the ground. I believe that they call that a reverse coal mine… I think we could even exploit current US government stupidity to fund it by mentioning coal
- Comment on Saying that hardware price increase is good cause it forces the devs to optimize is not as good as it seems. 7 months ago:
Modern developers simply were not ever taught the old ways. The old ways are light years ahead in terms of optimization and efficiency than what modern developers can even imagine. Imagine creating a C compiler and it has to run in 16KB of RAM and be powerful enough to build unxz, untar and sha256sum. Because it was done because they needed it.
- Comment on open question: where's the line between multi-tasking and monasticism? 8 months ago:
If you want cooldown between activities, you will need a rest period that is a multiple of 15 minutes.
- Comment on open question: where's the line between multi-tasking and monasticism? 8 months ago:
About 15 minutes.
If you can work on a single thing for blocks of 15 minutes size. Then you will context switch at the human mind’s natural frequency. Anything shorter and you’ll be operating at decreased IQ. Anything longer will not produce meaningful improvements.
- Comment on Little quick question: what do you think of advertising from a Marxist perspective? 8 months ago:
Sounds more like improving search and providing high quality information resources could eliminate the need for advertising altogether.
- Comment on The New Yorker Asks: Is the A.I. Boom Turning Into an A.I. Bubble? 1 year ago:
When entire state governments can fit in a single Rack, why bother?