This is a good thing. Any account you care about and don’t want to be accessed by anyone without your consent should have multifactor authentication enabled. Use an app like Google Authenticator or a hardware token like a Yubikey. 2FA through text or email is insecure and easily bypassed.
Friends don’t let friends raw dog the internet. Don’t be dumb and get your shit stolen. Use MFA everywhere.
In today’s world, MFA (multifactor authentication) is a necessity for literally any account in which you store information you don’t want to be stolen by someone. I’m more upset that several services I use still don’t support it, or only support MFA via text or email, neither of which is secure enough to be of much use.
You don’t want the place where you store your passwords, likely including your bank account, health insurance, social media accounts, etc. to be more difficult to hack? You live in a post-quantum world. Passwords aren’t enough.
What landslide? Why do people keep insisting that this was a resounding defeat? The margin was absolutely minuscule.
So what does Zuck do when Trump uses an exec order to stay the ban and pushes Republicans to reverse it?
Yes, but only because the company that owns the patent isn’t American, and it would be an immensely popular move.
You’re a wombat.
Well of course. He’s a Wagenius - the evil mirror version of a regular Genius. Like Wario, or Waluigi.
Poor dude on the left is about to snap in half.
Yes, but Trumps policies will only benefit Tesla both in the US and abroad. This news isn’t relevant outside of the US, where more than 50% of EVs sold in America are Teslas.
Your point is valid, but irrelevant.
They meant where this news matters, in the US. BYD currently cannot sell passenger vehicles in America.
It’s less than $200 per statue. The company they’re contracting likely has a trip charge just to show up. 😂
Agreed. But I think it’s evident even in these threads why companies are slow to adopt. Lemmy is still a niche corner of the internet predominantly used by technology savvy people, and yet you see folks here saying that they hate the inconvenience of it. Less tech adept users are more likely to dislike the additional friction.