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is it bad that i get irrationally frustrated when i recommend a programme or film to someone and they ask which platform it's on? i told my dad he would like The Paper and he was like 'where can i watch it?'
where can you watch it? i'm sorry? you think i know from where these things originate?? you think i care?? do i look like justwatch.com??? why do i need to hold these people's hand and help them watch it on the high seas? grow up.
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yeah i could branch out and listen to other dnd podcasts but then when would i have time to relisten to every taz campaign in order for the 364937th time
I miss when i cpukd breath properly
You know, every now and then I hear of some interesting new book, and so I check it out, and then I notice it’s starting at something insane like 24.99 FOR A PAPERBACK, and I have a minor heart attack, run to my wallet, pull out my library card, and apologise for daring to think of cheating on him
using a dating app back in your hometown really is like
“We think you should meet!”
Yeah...they’ve met and bullied me already, thanks.
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Are wifi passwords really such a huge deal??? I had the calligraphy done so that it would be public knowledge for everyone who comes into my living room. I juts want to entertain guests without having to dig through ancient Post-It notes for my wifi password. I understand not wanting your regular passwords to be short, but is there a security risk I don't know about that's specific to your wifi connection?
Honestly it is a bigger deal than people realise, however making a strong password is easier than people think. I can go into technical details involving hashes and WEP types, but honestly one word and 3 numbers is very insecure. In an age where your privacy is constantly invaded its important to know how to keep yourself safe. A strong password is as simple as just 4 random words. An example would be "PineapplesDontBelongAnywhere" and that is much more secure than something akin to "Flower123!"
Dont get me wrong, its not an overtly bad password, but the first one would take years to bruteforce while the second one would take maybe a day.
