This is going to be like when openAI ousted altman all over again.

Do you know any non tech people, especially over 40? Literally none of them uses a password manager.

For users who previously reused passwords across all their sites, passkeys are a huge step-up.

That is exactly why passkeys are a good thing. Basically everyone reused passwords everywhere.

Can you suggest an alternative? While I deplore what they did I can kinda understand the archive maintainer being pissed at someone who tried to dox them.

Anyway this kind of things can happen when you use illegal services.

Non blocked link: https://archive.is/NBivg

@crank0271@lemmy.world Please use archive.is to link paywalled/subscription content.

here you go: https://archive.is/NBivg

I see! I completely forgot about that!

Browser support for flash ended a long time ago, I doubt there are that many companies still using flash internally.

I think the correct xkcd for this arms race is: https://xkcd.com/3167/

And when you’re a star rich, they let you do it. You can do anything.

There are multiple studies showing that paying volunteers can backfire in many ways. It could turn an hobby into a chore, attract the wrong kind of contributors, or sour those that do not have enough time to qualify for money. Plus, any metric you were to use to assign rewards would quickly be gamed by the wrong kind of people.

We can discuss about how much the administrators are paid and the many issues wikimedia has, but please, for the love of god, let’s not pay editors.

That’s not the problem, 'tho. Wikipedia is volunteer-written and needs money to pay for the SW development and the servers.

The issue is that they are not upfront about their strategy and that they are resisting unionization by the workers who develop the software.

A leading wikimedia software developer (@brooke@bikeshed.vibber.net) lost her job a while ago, most likely due to her involvement in the unionisation effort.

I heard the final goal is to amass enough money to live fully off the capital gains.

interesting, but that image is 1000% furry bait.

The component price changed, what was Gabe supposed to do, start manufacturing its own RAM?

Ehi, tell that to Brian Eno’s face!

Chookie sounds like the name of the mascots for a BDSM book for kids.

Bamboo started going bad ages ago. This episode is just the last of a long series.