They should not be worried, they should be educated.
If you worry a new user enough they'll go back to Windows or Apple because there's less scary warnings there.
We need to make the transition as pain free as possible. Learning about the joys of kernel compilation and SELinux can come later.
The first step is "Hey, this is as usable as Windows, without stupid ads in the start menu.
My EV sits in the driveway and soaks up excess production from my PV setup.
My main problem is it's never really empty enough.
If I'm on the road, a high voltage DC charger gets me from 10% to 50% in about 10 minutes. Barely enough time for a coffee and a leak, then it's another 2 hours of driving. Rinse, repeat.
Sure, you can't barrel down the Autobahn for 10 hours straight without stopping but who wants that?
Aside from budget and time overruns it looks like they overshot the target of "futuristic" and landed in the middle of dystopian...
Sounds quite similar to Markov chains which made me think of this story:
https://thedailywtf.com/articles/the-automated-curse-generator
Still gets a snort out of me every time Markov chains are mentioned.
Depending on your level of caffeine tolerance/dependency actual coffee might be even better.
Alternatively: Decaf.
IF you already have an email domain you control.
Calling "acquiring and setting up an email domain and configuring the mail server for wildcards" "basically no extra effort" is a bit disingenuous compared to "solve a captcha for a Gmail account"
Oh, they're putting a lot of thought into it I'm sure.
That thought being "Money, Money, Money, Profit, Profit" of course.
Not the only one.
Threema is decent, too. Crypto is comparable, and allows signups without email or phone number. It's a paid app, though, but anonymous purchase options are available.
Hoffen wir, das da keine übereifrigen Beamten einfach nur auf die Karte gucken und "rot sehen" ohne auf tatsächliche Sicht-weite zu achten...
For anything I don't control, like door locks at work, I'm with you.
For a device controlled by me, the tradeoff for convenience is so much better.
If it's properly implemented, extracting biometric features is hard, so stolen fingerprints are less of a concern.
It allows me to use a long password, which in android also serves as an encryption key for the filesystem, while allowing me to unlock my phone without entering that password every time.
Man könnte noch argumentieren, dass es in Sichtweite gilt und die Bewohner dieser Institution durchaus kurzsichtig sind.
There should be an external hard drive full of portable game installs in some drawer that fits the time period.
Should easily kill a week.
That's a legitimate concern, but this can be easily mitigated by routing "guest" traffic into a VPN.
Guests might encounter more captchas than usual but better than no internet.
Currently:
- VR
- Uncategorized
Soon to be added:
- Linux (tested/works on)
Wäre es evtl eine Option, direkt aus der Bubatzkarte OSM-Notes aufzumachen? Dann könnte man die potentiellen Datenprobleme auf OSM-Seite angehen.
That feature is right on the border between real neat tech and deeply unsettling.
"Hey, my phone uses its last few electrons to turn into a bluetooth beacon to stay findable" sounds like sci-fi "reserve power emergency mode"
"I can't turn off the locator chip in a device that holds half my life and memories" is just dystopian.
I'm wondering if there would be a way to keep it useful while minimizing impact for people who stay off the grid. A hardware switch would probably be a good start but they won't fly with current all-touch designs.
Zur besseren Findbarkeit: Es heißt "Lateral" with Tom Scott, von lateral thinking - Quer- oder um die Ecke denken, aber ohne die Konnotation, die Querdenken seit Corona hat.