Wait, so the dude honked after her because she was speeding 20 above the limit (imo justified), and she’s pretending of taking the high road by slowing down 30 under the limit just to spite him for her being wrong? 🤔
Or maybe it’s oddly phrased and he was going 30 over and the petty lane is justified. (Personally I’d go 40-45, just to be not too slow as to be dangerous).
$30 per year of extra support, or for free (at the cost of your privacy) if you connect your Microsoft account.
Some services now send a one-time code to the customers that they have to give to the delivery guy to confirm the item as received instead of a signature.
Having people shooting themselves up in public bathrooms doesn’t negate the sanitary benefits of having public bathrooms. It’s just an excuse for having poor public services.
Convenience fee, when there is only one option to pay and the only one who finds it convenient is the service provider.
I enjoy watching a dumpster fire once on a while and putting a ♥️ on stuff Elon Musk definitely doesn’t like.
Yep 🚮
They do support hardware keys like Yubikeys though, and password managers like Bitwarden can also provide passkeys to websites upon request.
They’d have to improve the password storage mecanism to ensure they securely store the passkeys if they’re going to let users sync them accross sessions.
And not for flicking the bean.
Well you gambled your karma on a 9/11 meme 😬
https://lemmyverse.link/lemmy.world/post/29716305
EDIT: the post was removed with the reason spam 😕
The only time it paid off for me was for VPN Unlimited and Plex and even then, I barely use the former and Plex is being enshittified.
That’s the point of digitally signing the app, to ensure its authenticity and integrity. TM and others wouldn’t be able to resign the modified app with the Signal Foundation signature.
EDIT: Yeah after thinking more about it it’s not a trivial problem, as you need to assume that the endpoint is inherently untrusted.
At the moment you can’t. The only realistic way I could see that happening is if the servers would check the app’s digital signature and refuse the app from communicating with the official infrastructure if it didn’t match.
And another great thing about Markdown: if the system doesn’t “support” it, it’s still totally readable. The formatting doesn’t get in the way of readability.
The app hasn’t been updated in a while, and the server changes are breaking up features. So unless the dev comes back and update the app, this stuff will remain broken.
Change User-Agent
Pearson: Please come in!
And followed from Mastodon at @lillypip.bsky.social@bsky.brid.gy :)
So where did they bounce back?