Where is Saddam?
Johanno
joined 2 months ago
What do they need grenade launchers for???
With a weird mind you could excuse single target weapons, but grenades? Do you want want to free some seats early?
The main advantage of a password manager is that you can have a different password for each account. Which means in case of a leak you won't be in risk of losing other accounts.
And I don't think I want to remember 300 pass phrases with different words.
Hahahaha. Lacht in Land.
Mein Fahrplan ist so:
Unter der Woche (wenn keine Ferien sind) fährt um 6 nochwas einer in Richtung "Stadt" um nochwas fährt der nächste.
Zurück fährt dann um 13 Uhr einer und um 17 Uhr.
Ansonsten gibt es ein Ruftaxi mit mehreren Stunden Vorlaufzeit.
If you are American, no. If you are from a civilised country, yes.
Casting couch. There was no job
Ich setze immer ne Tüte auf. Dann seh ich zwar nix, aber werde nicht geblendet.
Man hört wo man fährt.
Who the fuck is going to read even 10% of that wall of text?
I got no time for that.
Ich finde krass wie gut die propaganda der Industrie funktioniert hat. Der globale co2 fussabdruck z. B. Totaler schmarrn.
All I heard about call centers is: If you need longer than 30 seconds to close a call you really need a good reason. And it will be marked negatively in your report.
You should be able to handle thousands of calls as fast as possible, so they can only pay a few people in order to handle people calling.
In Germany the employer isn't even allowed to ask what is the reason for your sickness. So you can just call in sick and that's it.
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Using the same password (no matter how secure it is) for all accounts is a bad idea.
Assuming you have at least 20 accounts with sensible data, and you don't even remember that 5 of them exist.
Now shittywebsite.xy gets hacked and all data is unencrypted and unhashed.
So now [email protected] with yourSecu4ePassPhrase is leaked.
You now quickly try to change the password on 15 accounts with the same email and password. But you forgot the 5 accounts you made years ago. Now after some time hackers login into the the old accounts and get your credit card info or whatever.
Great idea!
Yes my password manager is a single point of failure, but it is one I personally control and have the view over.