At the end of the day, if you want some sort of 2FA for your Proton account, you’ll need another service (like Bitwarden), or you’d have to rely on less secure methods (like SMS).
Keeping your Bitwarden account and only using it to log in to Proton seems like a reasonable way to go.
Just put it on a USB stick. No install, no commitment. Baby steps.
Developers are resentful toward AI for the same reason they resented blockchain–it becomes a buzz word that every middle manager is convinced will improve productivity, and it’s forced whether it’s actually helpful or not.
I work on safety-critical code. AI is useless here, but we have to “use” it to appease clueless shareholders.
Damn, if she has any tech-savvy siblings, this would introduce a whole new level of “why are you hitting yourself”
Haha nope
I think it’s actually that the “toys” that can be easily printed are simple novelties, and lots of us get caught up in that. They look super cool online, then you eventually realize that they’re usually worse versions of happy meal toys.
But when there’s a broken part on our train set, or we have a dollhouse that needs another chair, printing is super great.
Printing is easy. Choosing something worth printing is hard.