Because then that means you don't salt your hashes, or that you distribute your salt to the browser for the hash. That's bad.
Sounds like DNS blocking. Use DoH, won't be as good as a VPN but it will stop the sniffing which allows them to block domains
Lmao it's having a stroke
I'm under 30, I have no idea what winamp is but I figured it's some music software from the skins' pics. I imagine it was popular for it to have a museum thing about user created skins
(I haven't googled anything yet)
I highly doubt the operating hours of this ball of decadence match the time when solar power peaks
A small drone like this will make home deliveries even more ecologically advantageous, far better than combustion engines or 3 ton electric vehicles
Agreed on both, though if I ever get a personnal macbook (which I'm definitely considering, their silicon is so good), it's definitely gonna involve a sticker
It's a monarchy
China doesn't claim to be liberal, so no
Using a mac daily for work, no it doesn't. Some built in software features keep fucking up, external device or not. Like the "pause music" button, which stopped working entirely on my mac no matter if you press it on the builtin or external keyboard, the multi desktop which keep fucking up and putting apps on top of other apps that are fullscreen, making them barely usable...
We agree on the external device part though, it can decide to stop working with stuff you used for months for no good reason
All this on an M2 pro that came out a year ago
HE IS NOT A MOUSE
Description: This is a screenshot of the "Stuart Little" Wikipedia. The excerpt reads "A boy named Stuart is born to an ordinary family in New York City. He is normal in every way except that he is only just over two inches (5 cm) tall and looks exactly like a mouse"
If you hash in the browser it means you don't salt your hash. You should absolutely salt your hash, not doing so makes your hashes very little better than plaintext.