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The Guiding Principles and New Rules
document is now in effect.
Hello Hunters, and welcome to the New World!
Here you will hunt monsters such as
Wooly T-Rex
and
Googly Eyed Chameleon Bird
Make sure to grab as many healing herbs and honey as you can in the field to have super potions and, above all, have fun expending your insatiable bloodlust on fictional megafauna.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wOJS7NSHNoA
Basically, I'm playing Monster Hunter World again. Drop me a line if you play on PS4. I'm about to get started on the Iceborne content soon.
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Going to try and actually play some red dead while
I’m traveling.
Traveling to toilet town?
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Coincidentally, someone I met a couple of weeks ago called San Francisco a toilet.
He lives in Columbus and prefers Vegas to SF and comes off as a serial killer so take his opinion as you will.
Anyone who prefers Vegas to anything is someone I’d stay far away from
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Oh really? Well that’s stupid
I don’t think this is true. We will see how well play over the Internet works.
This is reasonable, though I should note most password vaults store your passwords in such a way that the company doesn't know the keys.
That said, if this is a concern you can go the route I did. It's more manual and until I got a phone with a biometric lock it was a pain in the ass on mobile, but I've been using this system for almost 10 years now and haven't had any issues.
My program of choice is called KeePass 2. My password safe itself is stored in Dropbox, and synchronized to all my devices that I care to have my password manager on. I then installed the software on those devices (work PC, home PC, and mobile phone). The computers auto-update and synchronize, and the phone I need to manually download a new copy if I know I've updated a password.
From there, I have plugins for Chrome and Firefox that will read the vault when it is open and prompt me for passwords to enter, or I can copy/paste from the clipboard.
The weak part of the setup is my Dropbox password, as I need that to set up a new PC. However if a hacker was to get that it's still a unique password to all my other ones, and while they would have the encrypted vault, they would need to crack it (And I deliberately have it set at a pretty high encryption standard). If I really wanted to go all out, I would store my Dropbox password in Keepass, creating a chicken & the egg scenario, but that's a step further than I want to go.
Also make sure your master password is somewhere physical (perhaps in a safety deposit box) so that if anything were to happen to you, your friends and/or family could get access to your accounts. The friend who taught me to use keepass actually keeps a USB backup of the file in his safety deposit box that he updates periodically. But he's a lot more strict with security than I am and also has a family to watch out for...
All good Password managers cost money, right? like, they're all on a monthly subscription model, right?
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(I use the word "also" too much.)
My apologies. I forgot to mention my Keepass setup is 100% free.
I never paid anything for LastPass and it works great. Browser plugins and mobile apps so entering passwords is basically seamless, tied to TouchID/FaceID, and all long, complex, and unique. Lastpass also does lent have access to my keys so even if they get hacked, my passwords are safe.
When I need to log into a website, it asks for touch or Face ID, fills it in, and I’m good.
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https://thewirecutter.com/reviews/best-password-managers/
Edit: LastPass Free is their budget recommendation.
No. They have a premium offering but I never paid for it.
I don’t know if all the functionality I’m using is still free, but I’ve never paid anything.
Cheaping out on security is a good way to get screwed down the line.
if it helps, what you've watched so far is by far the worst parts! I know people say this about everything all the time but it really does get a lot better!
and while this might be faint praise, the high points of that show are definitely the best thing to come out of the prequel era and make, if not the movies themselves, the story they tell better
on the other hand, it's 2020 - you don't have to watch Star Wars anymore!
I should note I have about 200+ passwords in my vault, a mix of personal and professional. Passwords add up once you start thinking about them.
Let's play Mario Kart or something...
FaceID I'm not sure if I trust enough to unlock my passwords
the new iphone got rid of touchID?
W.... why? I would not trust face id either.
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There's no home button anymore
But at a certain point I realized that I don't enjoy them anymore! And the fact that they're part of the all-creating, all-consuming media beast nowadays is helpful for moving on.
I'm in this picture and I don't like it!
I mean, that's a pretty poor excuse. They could have a sensor somewhere without needing a physical button.
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I bailed after First Class, which I has to fast forward through all the parts that weren't Fassbender hanging dong.
Hm, maybe I'm thinking of Shame.
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The Phoenix is good in very
very
small doses
Two films about the same damn major plotline with her in just over a decade is not small doses
X-menfirst class is good-ish imo and then it went downhill...
Exception: Logan is good.
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My phone has the fingerprint ID on the back, and it works fine
As was Logan