Apple, actually. It’s a basis for most cheap juices, including the orange one - at least in Russia, where the picture is taken

The only big danger of a good password manager is the fact all your passwords are stored under one.

To mitigate the risk, follow these practices:

• Use a good trusted, much preferably open-source option (for example, Vaultwarden, KeePassXC);
• Use a strong password;
• Do not EVER use the same password you use for password manager elsewhere;
• Use 2FA on both your password manager itself and all the accounts you store passwords for;
• Backup your password database in an encrypted way.

Together, these measures should save you from any trouble.

Now, why they are good:

• They can generate and store very strong passwords you would never make up, much less remember;
• You can be sure you won’t forget your password;
• They are convenient and can auto-fill passwords for you.

Generally, using a password manager is considered a superior option in terms of security and availability compared to keeping your password elsewhere, including your head.

I’m just saying that if you can’t afford the legal fees, you won’t be able to initiate a lawsuit even if there was no such warning on the lid in the first place.

Exactly

Then lack or presence thereof won’t help you, either.

Add to this the fact they try to enforce mandatory arbitration - a thing that shouldn’t ever exist to begin with, in any jurisdiction, and is actually unenforceable in many.

Some Vital Proteins product, it seems.

https://www.vitalproteins.com/

Not really, at least not when viewers all flood in once the video is out.

In this situation, everyone needs a file, but barely anyone can share it, leading to terrible bandwidth.

Exactly! Sometimes I feel I do not support creators/open source projects enough, but then I remember I’m dead poor and sometimes can’t afford food without going into debt, so hey, I’m not quite in the position to.

And there are quite a lot of people like me. Once the situation improves a little, they first improve their standards of living a little, they get to afford and buy things they long needed, and only then can they actually spare money to support someone or something.

Many don’t get to the latter part for a long while.

First, obviously, I would treat the people that raised me as my parents.

Second, I would try to make contact with them. If they go for it, maybe it’ll be a nice family story. If not, I’ll see what I can do in terms of legally extorting them for money, because ultra-wealthy shouldn’t exist and I barely get by, and I won’t really feel bad about that.

If I get a lot of money by either means (more than I need to buy a house and cover the basics), I would share with charities and people.

I would argue either RAID 5 or ZFS RAIDz1 are inherently unsafe, since recovery would take a lot of read-write operations, and you better pray every one of 4 remaining drives will hold up well even after one clearly failed.

I’ve witnessed many people losing their data this way, even among prominent tech folks (looking at you, LTT).

RAID6/ZFS RAIDz2 is the way. Yes, you’re gonna lose quite a bit more space (leaving 24TB vs 32TB), but added reliability and peace of mind are priceless.

(And, in any case, make backups for anything critical! RAID is not a backup!)

Data hoarders could be happy, but otherwise it’s mostly enterprise use.

Still, I personally hold about 4 TB of files, and I know people holding over 30 TB.

As soon as your storage needs exceed 1-2 games and a bunch of old photos, demand for space raises quickly.

I’m not super knowledgeable on how anonymous such routing us, hence I avoid it.

Don’t know why people bombarded you so much - the other side of total anonymity is that you really never know if anything got broken and someone earned off it.

My suggestion, however, is to use Monero for payments, and not as a store of value.

Monero transactions consume orders of magnitude less energy than Bitcoin’s thanks to an ASIC-resistant algorithm

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Speeding up the Internet will speed up Tor as well.

Lol

Earth the planet is totally alright with everything we do. It’s been through much tougher times.

We only endanger ourselves and other living creatures.

Well, unlike Bitcoin, Monero is actually anonymous, and sometimes you gotta make payments online.

You can’t do it privately with your card.