That said, I hate it since so much of it is dependent on a single device that can generally be opened by just applying REDACTED to the screen and doing REDACTED to narrow down the lock code significantly.

Would that work with my pin which is the equivalent of 40483770487025502574448? Or is a password better?

I think a pin like that is harder to remember for people, and even to get it using fingerprints is difficult because you cover a lot of the numbers giving false information

I get what you meant but just to avoid any confusion, it’s not the most energy efficient but the one with the smallest carbon footprint.

I assume that’s the case but I’ll watch the video and get back in case I’m wrong (I might not have left this comment if I wasn’t wont to forget about leaving a comment at all but people can reply and get me notified to update this in a day or two)

Next step, bind them to unused keys on your keyboard and press them in the right order

Thank you! Really appreciate the advice too, didn’t know that was a thing

Does anyone here know any sources to find good iOS apps? Idk where else to ask, and this seemed the most relevant.

1 minute videos aren’t put into the shorts interface, so it’s not YouTube noticing that you disabled shorts but rather some YouTuber trying to follow the algorithm using a channel they made for shorts and mistakenly (I assume) uploading a video longer than minute on it. All such videos appear as normal videos instead of as shorts.

Google is terrible though, so I understand why you would think that.

Shapr3d

Why is the preview for this an ad for ublock?

WTF, didn’t know this. This is horrible

Maybe your ISP has some sort of agreement with yt?

I didn’t know her role in it but that’s what I guessed, and I’m now sad to have been reminded of it

Gregux*

Or as someone else said, Grex

My brain autocorrected the surname the first read through

Problem with private schools is most likely the training investment required. They can’t as easily replace IT team and/or CS teachers with those who can handle Linux

I don’t understand the pro privacy argument as well as I would like to, and feel like if I were to lose mental faculties which works like an intuition in regards to why this can be bad I might end up on the opposite side.

I am writing this comment to invite explanations which can work on even the most naive person to someone with a higher level of understanding. Also because usually these reasons are given to bad faith actors or in a heated argument, so they don’t get to be as well put together (or at least that’s been my experience and why I feel I don’t understand it as well as should by now)

P.S. I’m Pro privacy just to be clear

Okay, putting a flower crown on serial killers harms absolutely nobody. When was the last time someone was actually injured by a serial killer, the 50s? Sorry if you think this is a trend, but putting a circlet of flowers on top of a real human being that drove a 5 inch steel knife into an innocent persons beating heart can be qualified as self expression. Learn it. PS. I play reaper in overwatch and talk like solid snake when Im on the phone. I could hack the stock market if I needed to. Bye

Not even that, it’s like you ask for a number of someone you’re attracted to from their friend and they give you this survey asking why don’t you want their number instead

Tbf Google is also a weird name, Yahoo was also a bit weird even if not entirely, there probably are more examples but it’s not just that the name is not great but also that these things aren’t advertised as well

I was disagreeing that a backdoor can ever be secure, because by definition it’s a way to bypass security protocols and if one person can bypass them, there’s no guarantee others can’t too.

As compared to a secure backdoor?