1 sounds like a you problem.

2, oh my, don’t know how I possibly reached that conclusion.

But that wasn’t that simple. No, it notified me “HAY! WOULDN’T IT BE COOL IF YOU SET YOUR PHONE SECURITY UP WITH A PIN OR A PATTERN?!”. What the fuck does THIS have to do with Google and getting my code?! Nothing!

So fuck it, fine, I’ll make a stupid pin that I’ll have to come back and remove because I am a user who likes quick access and not to be hindered by such things. I rarely have security issues on my phone for years.

Step 1: take card out from wallet

Step 2: profit

Also, saving payment info on your phone and then refusing to use some bare minimum security measures, it’s like you’re asking to be stolen from.

“This is Joe from Amazon Hyperdrives, I’m calling about your centennial warranty renewal.”

I don’t like sand.

And just like that we’re at silly made up hypothetical situations to drive fear and an agenda. That’s not even worth entertaining.

It’s all hypothetical until it isn’t anymore. You’re literally the slowly boiled frog.

I would appreciate not being lied to. Call it “I can’t beelieve it’s not Honey”, write the proper list of ingredients on the back and I’m fine with it.

No. Common sense has been replaced by the constant normalization of tracking and personalized ads.

Assuming the attacker knows it’s a phrase: The english language alone apparently has some 800.000 words. 800.000^6 = 2*10^35 combinations in a dictionary attack. That’s comparable to 18 random ASCII characters. We might also be using a different language, or a combination of languages, or we might deliberately misspell words.

A long string of random characters will give you more combinations per password length, but there are some passwords you just need to be able to memorize, and I’d say that’s more likely with the 6 words.

They don’t know how bookmarks work.

A lot less damage I’d say. Also, the job is for life, and even if he resigned they’d lock him away in some villa and he wouldn’t be allowed to make public statements anymore.

Win win win if you ask me.

You can work on them in libre office.

I used the internet without an ad blocker.

Because Microsoft bribed them by moving their German HQ there.

The “loosing hair where I want it to grow and growing it where I definitely don’t want it to grow” thing.

Fucking legend!

As far as I remember, the US interpreted “their end of the deal” differently than NK did.

That’s exactly my point: Trump will “negotiate” the same way, will brag about a “deal” in the same way, and nothing will change in the same way, because both sides aren’t really interested in substantial change in the same way.

But Trump made a deal. The best deal in the history of deals.

I’m sure they will denuclearize in the same way North Korea did after Trump negotiated.

It annoys me to no end whenever MS word does that.

That doesn’t absolve them.

With the feature removed, websites can act like they didn’t even go against my wishes.