@Lilith Nach dem was ich bisher von dieser hanabüchenen Softwehr mitgekriegt habe finden sie die eher *deswegen* nicht. In einem größeren Laden mit 25000 Leuten kommen grad so Vorschläge wie Reparaturen und Sprit für Dienstwagen sollten doch bitte vorläufig die Arbeiter bezahlen, damit überhaupt wieder was voran geht, weil, äh, wir können grad (also so seit Herbst) keine Buchungen machen. Reine Selbst-Sapotage.

@muellertadzio Bei ganz offenen Gewaltdelikten ja genauso. Die Zahl der weiblichen Hools hält sich in engen Grenzen; die Debatte wär nach jeder größeren Fußballmeisterschaft fällig.

@Pouakai @Tutanota Yes, if you wanted to avoid credential stuffing attacks (i.e. taking the password from that poorly secured forum you were a member of to open your email account and pretty much everything else connected to you) a password manager has already been necessary for many years.

@david_chisnall That would require them to admit first the US is not the good uncle they've been telling everyone it is, the one you can have a nice friendship with if you just keep kissing his ring.

@aral Because it's worse?
Organizing all of society around the principle of gluttony so the whole thing is completely independent of individual gluttons is clearly a new level. Those mortal sins of olde are for … whatever they called medieval boomers before boomers were a thing.

@crazyeddie @Linux_in_a_Bit And TBF, a good many people still do it. It may not be the typical online experience and there's surely room to improve, but I wouldn't even know where to find a seasoned Windows or Mac expert who'll sit down with you in person and show you how to fix your IT problems for free, something that is often advertised by Linux user groups.