Respect the burrito.
Yeah, It’s actually quite a secure way to store passwords, since it requires physical access.
I knew a guy who had a drawer full of slips of paper with passwords written on. He called it the “security drawer”. Made me smile, but probably shouldn’t have been advertising it.
It reminds me of the eyeballs in linqspace in Beneath a Steel Sky.
Lol.
Meanwhile here I am in the UK with my ADSL at 67MB down.
Lots of the UK is this way. Some of it is fast though.
That whole website is very good.
What’s an average Internet connection like in the USA? How many megs down?
So much nostalgia for the Windows 95/98 era.
Playing Descent with musicmatch jukebox running in the background. (Probably a 98 memory).
Bouncing sheep…
Yeugh. This makes me feel sick.
Has anyone tried any of the wacky e-ink readers on aliexpress?
I doubt they’d connect to the amazon ecosystem, but might be ok offline devices.
My partner has a newer one and it can only work offline. I can’t get it to even connect to WiFi any more.
For the programmers: operator precedence.
I don’t need or want this, but I’m curious as to whether they will make prescription lenses for it.
The shape of the lense is unconventional.
People used to do this in the UK with their ZX spectrums.
They look awful.
So what is it?
An influencer’s review only makes me wary of a product and makes me question their motives.
But I guess others don’t see it that way, or they wouldn’t be doing it.
Why would I use such a browser?
What’s an Easter egg roll? Is it tasty?
Unfortunately (or maybe fortunately?) I can’t hear a difference between lossless and reasonable bitrate compressed files, so…