Haven't looked much into the breach, but probably the biggest issue is passwords. If unencrypted, and a user uses the same generic password for their email or bank or whatever, that possess a serious concern.
This highlights the importance of not reusing passwords
Edit: looks like passwords were hashed with bcrypt, which is really quite excellent. Very unlikely anybody is getting actual passwords from this leak.
Completely depends on if your parents are in your life, if they're good people and treat you with love and respect.
Also depends on your parents financial status, as well as your financial status.
Most people my age (Millenial) are not as well off as our parents so it wouldn't make sense to support them.
There is no single answer to your question other than "it depends"
Everytime I want to do something that I can only do in windows, I really have to consider if it's worth dealing with windows to do it.
All these people saying they like wireless earphones are completely missing the point. Devices with headphones jacks can do both. Taking away the headphone jack means you have to rely on wireless earphones, which have all the issues the post describes.
My never-purchase-anything-from-amazon lifestyle is vindicated on a daily basis at this point
IQ is useful for an individual to asses mental degradation. It's not useful to compare IQ to others, but to compare your own personal reaults, after something like a stroke or an accident where brain damage may have occurred.
That being said, it needs to be a proper IQ test administered by a psychologist and not a random IQ test website
You don't have to be gay to make out with your guy friends
Microsoft urges me to use a different operating system
As an Australian, A ute isn't exactly a pickup, although we don't use the term pickup so not exactly sure, it's like a sedan with a bed/tray. My understanding is a pickup is higher off the ground than a traditional sedan.
Think of an El Camino - that's a ute
unvaccinated
Totally in the same boat. Less diversity and less content, but I don't mind that. I like that I can can run out of content and it's a nice reminder I've probably been on my phone too much and should do something else with my time. Using Lemmy feels healthier than using Reddit.
I think that's exactly their point. Why would Valve tell users to "upgrade" to a more recent version of Windows? Tell them to upgrade to Linux