I suspect it's a bit of both. With agents the review size can be pretty small and easier to digest which leads to more people reviewing, but I suspect it is still more surface level.

Aegis is great. It just works and it's reliable. No reason to switch in my opinion. Even though, unlike most other "authenticators", the app provides easy ways to export your secrets to another app if you wanted.

I have run across one that allowed arbitrary length when doing account creation and password reset but silently truncated the login input.

Took me hours to figure out that my password was longer than the documented length, try it and then have no problems.

Progressive web apps are your friend. They can install through edge having their own icon and task bar button, but they are just the same web just in a special tab with the aforementioned behaviour.

That is my main beef with this particular hype train. People will be negatively effected by it, who had no choice in it. With the NFT hype a few years ago nobody was impacted unless they chose to dive into that area.

I'm in. Came here to post almost exactly this. I was more focused on the fact that the movie was great, but needs a multi season TV show, produced with the care and love the original LOTR movies got. I find it interesting that we had the same metaphor.

Your idea for the remastered RTS interconnecting with the MMO is also pretty good. I'd play the heck out of both games.

Get out of here with your pragmatism. We'll have none of that in this security context.

It's huge. With a large family (or given recent inflation of pricings for eating out a small family) you can stay for an extra day or two with the savings from cooking some meals at your accomodations.

Seems more like it's own top level discussion than related to the 1985 song. But carry on, who am I to rain on your parade?

This has always confused me, but reference frames makes conceptual sense to me.

Even still, I like to think about how long ago what I'm seeing now actually occurred.

For example when we see a planet in our solar system in the sky we know it's still technically in the past, but it's still in timescales humans can relate to.

Not quite. Most literally couldn't survive without a car, due to the infrastructure of the city/town they live in. They are a necessity for the vast majority of folks.

Interesting perspective and makes me think that's why the 18+ screen mega theatre is dying today. Not enough of those kinds of films to keep that many screens going and draw people in.