You can change the provider to bitwarden.

I mean you’re right about banks but your examples make no sense.

Banks generally don’t support 2fa, which is bad. Some banks (fidelity) still have character limits on passwords because they stores it in plaintext until recently so you could use it through the telephone system. They could implement a secure tap to pay system on your phones with enhanced security, rather than relying on Google to handle their job. And for credit cards themselves, switch to chip and pin.

“Banks don’t have mobile apps”?? “Signatures are secure”???🤡

Wow that’s madness

The funny thing about this whole conversation is I genuinely don’t know which population it’s supposed to be disparaging. (Also I’ll note I never saw the message you responded to, given it was mod removed on Lemmy it could be super toxic or it could be “I don’t like Linux that much”, but I assume the former)

Don’t get me wrong I know I could look it up, but it’s easier to just not care and go with the flow when I’m around folks in their 20s…and also not care and go with the flow when I’m around folks in their 50s.

I just Ctrl+f’d the article and can confirm it’s not defined. Why do you say it is?

Edit: woof there’s something going on in the replies that I do not want to be part of.

You’re in the wrong here. Reread the message and the tone of the message and then I’d like a 500 word essay on which particular diction in the post makes you think he’s an edgelord rather than someone who genuinely doesn’t know who would abbreviate something “r-word” as if it’s an equivalent moral choice to call a person by that word as it is to call a person by a word that evokes 400 years of triangle trade suffering (or for a subset of the us population, the analogous c-word which many view as evoking 10,000 years of misogynistic behaviors).

Once that essay is done, I’d like 1000 words on why you think this post makes him anti-trans or, if it’s easier, anti-“pronoun” whatever that happens to be a dog whistle for in your head. Feel free to use their comment history for this one if needs be.

I think this one is generational (for real, not “these kids don’t have work ethic”). I don’t know anyone in my age group that cares at all. I’ve only ever heard people a decade younger than me say “r-word” in real life.

Small edit: since elon is an immigrant-hating immigrant, you should probably refer to the kids as “anchor babies”

:(

The sad thing is this is kinda solved in the advertising space. Like, they know who I am, uniquely, including emails, phone numbers, and drivers license. The data is available, but banks (the primary users of the SSN) are perpetually stuck with 30yo tech.

I do not get any better or worse sleep by telling you you’re rude. You may be under the delusion you are responding to someone else.

I didn’t say yeah no

I said the person I responded to was being rude to the person they responded to

It’s possible to disagree on a subject without implying the person you disagree with is a dumb child.

You being pessimistic does not make you wise.

It does, apparently, make you condescending. But not wise.

Apparently he’s confused by the idea that we can eat the stuff we used to feed to cows.

What a strange thought. How would you define the driving factor behind any food consumption other than forced?

Lol they aren’t trying to actually reduce expenses. If they did there’s clear places to go (we don’t seem to want to use our military, why do we spend 1/3 of our national budget on it?).

The goal is to inject confusion and uncertainty into everyone’s lives and to pwn the libs who think government is capable of doing good.

Mostly beans, wheat, and oats, in different form factors. More salads.

Your body only requires a tiny amount of protein and that’s also the easiest thing to replace.

Modern fake meat is not super distinguishable anymore. The stuff you buy at the market I mean, not the stuff that is sold at restaurants even when the brand is same (maybe restaurant cooks just don’t know?)

The price of alternative bean juices is pre-gouged. It does not take $8/gallon to blend oats. It does not take $8/gallon to blend soybeans. It costs far far far more than $4/gallon to raise a cow, keep the female cows pregnant, destroy the male calves that result, and feed the cows sufficiently to both raise another living cow (50% of which are immediately trashed) and produce viable milk.

It only costs $4/gal right now because we are paying for you with our tax dollars.

The article literally says “110” which is indeed above average. Furthermore, I don’t think anyone is underestimating Elon at this point: he built a cult of personality over twenty years that last to this day (smaller than it was a decade ago, but still there) and he bought the presidency.

He can do all those things and not be generally smart. His skill, like trump’s, is lying in a distracting way. Neither of them is likely to ever invent a new thing or necessarily even be good at anything else. But they don’t need to, society values distracting liars above most everything else.