Using the same password (no matter how secure it is) for all accounts is a bad idea.

Assuming you have at least 20 accounts with sensible data, and you don’t even remember that 5 of them exist.

Now shittywebsite.xy gets hacked and all data is unencrypted and unhashed.

So now your.email@adress.com with yourSecu4ePassPhrase is leaked.

You now quickly try to change the password on 15 accounts with the same email and password. But you forgot the 5 accounts you made years ago. Now after some time hackers login into the the old accounts and get your credit card info or whatever.

Great idea!

Yes my password manager is a single point of failure, but it is one I personally control and have the view over.

Where is Saddam?

The main advantage of a password manager is that you can have a different password for each account. Which means in case of a leak you won’t be in risk of losing other accounts.

And I don’t think I want to remember 300 pass phrases with different words.

If you are American, no. If you are from a civilised country, yes.

Or was it non preserve. I never tried it though. I guess a vm should be fine to test it. On the other hand I don’t care enough.

Since you forgot to add - - preserve-root It won’t go too far. But at some point the system wants to load a file that is deleted and the kernel will panic. System crash. Delete incomplete. But rest assured, the important stuff is gone.

Meow

Why?

Useles black circle

Just look at the picture. Compare her breasts with the shadow. It doesn’t fit. Even if you consider the angle the light is coming from.

Kirby has boobs. Lol rofl.

Ok now sell me a monitor that tracks the light level like my phone and adjusts its brightness accordingly.

Dear Americans, can smb. Please translate the date into ISO8601? I can’t figure out what the hell year day and month is in your example here.

They are probably controlled by one dude in a bush.

Of course you need a base for preparation, but you can drive out to the front and start the drone there.

English is a mixture of many languages. Often English just took a word from another language and kept the spelling the same.

Examples:

Kindergarten. A German word which is pronounced like the German word. If you would pronounce it like it should then you would say kinder like in kind.

Bureaucracy. French word. Nobody knows how to write or pronounce it. French people are weird.

I am using an old laptop that gives me 3 minutes to run from one power plug to the other before just going out.

I mean I can think of one or two reasons why, but why is this an issue for you?

That’s exactly it.

The unit does restart about once every week and then goes back to suspend to ram.

You basically will never notice the restart unless you cut off power. And additionally drain all capacitors.

I know you can. And I am currently using it.

However the change is that straight forward.

You need to manually install grub too. Changing the setting doesn’t work alone. And you need to change the bios settings too.

Gradle!

Fucking gradle. I do config stuff, rerun gradle error here, I fix the error rerun gradle: sth. Violation error.

Ok intellij invalidate chaches and restart… Still same error.

Fine I’ll do it again

git add. 
git commit -m "stuff"
git push

rm -rf repo
git clone repo