Hashing takes longer the longer the string is, so it technically could impact performance if many people with very long passwords log in simultaneously. 20 characters is ridiculous though, you could probably cap it at hundreds and still be completely fine.

Seems like a pretty slick way to drop some malware payloads, may I ask if this was recently?

It’s like saying “nobody is not in danger”

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Lol, I guess it was obvious now that you mention it

The same reason half the state names in the US have indigenous origins, I suppose. Guess you’ll have to ask the colonizers.

Same, but it all goes to shit when I need to create an archive

I read the email from Tidal four times and still didn’t believe they weren’t trying to fuck me over. Well, I’ll be damned.

I agree, but testing with a supervisory driver should be required in case of emergency situations. Both safer and creates job opportunities.

Just to provide some perspective on the Nordics claim, since I’m Norwegian and worked in a phone store for six years. In my experience, practically no one here uses Whatsapp, except for communicating with people in other countries. It’s either Facebook messenger, Snapchat or SMS/iMessage.

Not a fan of Edge, but absolutely love the tab groups. Use them at work all the time.

That’s not a valid assumption. It’s a link to a Telegram message, t.me is Telegram’s domain. I presume you have some filter that blocks Telegram links. It is not blocked for me, and my pihole runs a huge bunch of blocklists. I also scanned the link with urlscan, and there’s no indication that it’s malicious. You can view the result of the scan here, if anyone is interested:

https://urlscan.io/result/410eb556-3991-4db9-8979-ffde02cc8b2e/

We have passed the age of information, we have entered the age of misinformation.

Just to clarify; It doesn’t necessarily mean that your Google account password is compromised. It lists data breaches of services where you used the provided email to register. The password you chose for that service at the time of the breach has been compromised. If you don’t use the same password everywhere, or changed your password after the breach, your other accounts are not compromised.

Also, as OP said, use two-factor authentication. And please also use a password manager.

You can read it here if you’d like

That’s so weird. First it was paywalled, then I checked again and it wasn’t. Opened a new tab and it’s paywalled again, but I still have the other tab open and can access the whole thing.

They are talking about Megaupload, not Mega.

They will try

Some of the same technology was actually also used to create windows.

Bad content gets downvoted, I’m with you on this one.