lol what. 1Password literally has one of the best security records out there. They’re the ones actually inventing new more secure ways of doing things. The fact that those are all of the issues over the years and they’re one of the most popular pw managers on the planet is pretty indicative of how strong their security actually is. And they’ve never had a password breach, unlike lastpass.

You’re a terrible troll.

… you literally claimed there’s hundreds of years of statistical proof.

Is it proof or is it common sense?

You’re a terrible troll, can’t even write a sensical comment.

People do do meaningful things with it. Just because you don’t doesn’t mean anything.

Using boiling water is still fine, the measurement will work, your comment literally only is a problem if they don’t measure in time. So yes, it’s exactly like sticking it in an oven and not measuring at the same time

They know, reread their comment.

This is like saying “the physicist’s answer would have errors because they measured the ball and then stuck it in an oven. The volume of the ball in the oven is different than what they measured.”

The physicist’s answer would be correct anywhere, no matter the temperature or density of the fluid.

Seems to me like everything is instead becoming even more bloated with AI stuff. A Google chat tab uses 2 GIGABYTES on my work computer.

I’m also interested. I use wasabi, for a good number of terabytes. Reducing the costs at all would be great.

What cat? I just see a black hole.

Valve isn’t big at all. It’s less than 300 employees… it’s like the definition of small to medium sized company.

Phone: 169 in Safari, inf in Firefox Computers: uhhhhhhh probably several thousand? It would take quite a while to get a number.

Open source can have just as many dumb things in it. The difference is you can fork it and remove those things.

They’re both problems. Why do you think the water usage isn’t a problem?

The article doesn’t seem to be accurate, or at least the CRS research is inaccurate. Literally one of the links stated that one company used 23 billion gallons in 2023. That might be worldwide, but the U.S. has the most data centers of any nation, so it’s unlikely to have offset how much is actually being used. And yet the CRS report says it’s only 17 billion in 2023?

I mean, I didn’t like the book either… and looking on goodreads we’re not alone. It doesn’t even have 4 stars.

Mlem is better for me than Apollo ever was, probably just due to how it’s open source and the community is so small and competitive from an app perspective.

AI;DR

Wait, what’s the problem with ironwolf? I just got one. I thought they were good