I don’t know how someone can remember secure passwords without a password manager… My password manager 10 years ago was basically a text file. Moving to Bitwarden from LastPass the only thing I miss is easily creating a folder when saving a new credential.

And today, look at what they’re allowing Turkey to do with regards to the Kurds…

Sad really, but the issue, as someone as mentioned already is they were too expensive.

Maybe ironically with the prices dropping on these people will actually buy them…

I recently switched to dark theme depending on the time and I would say the reason not to use dark themes entirely is you don’t get the contrasts you can get with light themes, setting the mood and I guess ‘theme’.

Bought a cheap HP printer about 10 years ago, max usage is maybe 50 prints a month, most months maybe less than 10, most times 0. Sits there and indeed it’s bloaty software is the most painful.

Oops, corrected, thanks. Was thinking half a million, ended up typing 500 and then a million.

Not against that. But different to what’s happening here though.

We often blame large companies for being oblivious to what their audience really wants; this is a large company trying to test the waters to better understand and produce what their audience really wants.

That’s not what they’re doing and that’s not what is happening. You’ve not even read the comments or done your research before just blurting out “we often blame”. People don’t want the subscription service, in fact more paywall options seem to be being introduced.

Sounds nice, can you tell me what they are exactly?