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On the other hand, it also depends on your setup. If your setup can easily allow you to manage your workspaces across two different monitors, it might be better than managing everything on one screen. The opposite could be true, and you benefit from only having to deal with one screen and don't have to fiddle with anything.
Note: I live in SoCal
Sad times.
How about a 17 inch notebook with a 100Wh battery + 100Wh battery extension and a good display that weighs 3kg~ (with only one of the batteries)?
But it does make me a little appreciative, that for once in my personal experience, they might bail out the people and not just the corporations. That is more of what I would like to see in response to this crisis. Will we choose human life or will we choose economic growth? Are most of us just ultimately disposable while the wealthy can sit through this until things get better and then they'll be well positioned to become even richer? It is sick. We were already sick, the coronavirus just makes it clearer. I'm afraid this crisis will pass without addressing any of the core issues that made this crisis so difficult, and then we will move on and pretend that everything is okay until the next big thing.
I don't know how things will play out honestly. Everything's fucked up. But alternatively, they could've said fuck it, do nothing, and let all the people like me go homeless and die.
I think your skepticism is genuine but it just makes me think about how long it will be until this library get's banned, cancelled, and censored because they found some small percentage of fake information that could've been planted by literally anyone for fun or by state actors who have the incentive.
This library was created for a reason.
Maybe society does have to go through something like this to realize their mistakes.
>This machinery has to be operated by somebody, and people can be trained to do it. It takes people willing and able to do it, however.
Sure, but it's on the companies to make the move and hire people, not the people to go and beg to volunteer for them. This isn't the old days where you walk into a factory and give the manager a firm handshake and then you get the job.
If a company is willing and happy to train anyone who is up for these jobs and will pay them properly, then there will be people who will do it. But if they are still going to reject people based off credentials or experience like usual, then that's their problem if no one wants to do the work in a crisis like this.
Masterpassword gives me a huge variety of different types of passwords of minimal to high strength. Hell it even let's you use a personal password or key, which is something I learned just now.
Say I only used the most powerful password type and have a very strong master password with 7+ words generated with diceware, do you think it's still fake security? Genuinely would like to know.
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=6186730
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13506283
Just posting because I was reminded of this