There’s already a plugin to skip the Wadsworth constant:

Uhhh...where did my comments go? Did I get banned from Lifehacker?

Even if he’s not your cup of tea (based on the other specials), I would recommend that bit. He does a portion of it in an interview on The Tonight Show with Colbert, so you could just look that up, and skip the latest special.

If you didn’t make it to the “Horse in a hospital” bit, you did yourself a great disservice.

Well, I’m happy to be enlightened. But not one sentence at a time.
If what you’re doing is “not missing it”, then I am also happy to have ‘missed it entirely’.

How am I being hyper-sensitive? I’m GLAD they’re returning to form! What did I say that was hypocritical, in the slightest?

God does it feel good to see Jezebel back on its bullshit. There have been actual problems and scandals for so long that every Jez article was tackling something important and worthwhile. Weinstein, #MeToo, #TimesUp, the Trump Presidency...everything has been so important that Jezebel was actually producing lucid,…

It isn’t a double standard even, it’s just context.

Biometrics are bad because they are, currently, easily spoofed (even Apple’s Face ID. I’ve beaten it with a video, and I know a set of twins that can unlock each other’s phones), and you only have one set of unchangeable biometrics. So, once you’re compromised, you’ll then have to generate new passwords and be forced…

Now this here? THIS is a good password strategy (assuming good practices with the added bits).

I never understood why the whole “single point of failure” problem was ever cited as a fault.

I’m not asking you to trust anything. I’m not advocating that anyone use my methods. Only that using password managers are bad.

You’re mostly right, but it’s more about ease-of-use and presentation than anything else.

Password managers are bad. It defers pretty much the most important piece of information of your digital existence to someone(thing) else. That’s just a bad paradigm.
Understandable, in that it works for a lot of people. But it amplifies your exposure to a single point of failure, and then prevents you from even being…

I’m here for it. You want to discuss, right here in this thread? I’ve got some ideas and some solutions to propose. I’d love to bounce some of those ideas around and see how much water they carry.

No, see, this is where people’s ignorance of how these immigrant communities often work in the states led to people coming down hard on the guy.

On the other hand, threatening violence on a guy that is carrying a gun is PEAK “internet tough guy”. Yeah, the gun-carrier is a dickhead. But if someone tries to stick his gun up his ass, I know who I’m putting my money on.

I didn’t say it was ironic. The quote was to imply hypocrisy, which it absolutely is. Telling people to keep ideas to themselves is as self-contradictory as “Never say ‘never’” or “Only a Sith deals in absolutes”.

Ada Lovelace deserves more credit than she gets, but this is the wrong place to take issue with that. She worked with Babbage on the Analytical Engine. Do you know of any modern computer that works like the Analytical Engine? Any one, at all?

Here’s an idea, if you don’t like someone’s cosplay or whatever [like a comment on the internet?], you can KEEP IT TO YOURSELF.