the face is switched yeah, that’s what I am referring to

You sure? this would be quite simple to whip up in photoshop

It’s savory, not sweet. Some salt does wonders, tabasco is nice too :)

I dunno, all you need to see that something is going on is 100m or so of elevation with an overview of a medium sized lake

Han didn’t shoot first!

With british surnames like Garlick, Cockburn, Smellie and Gotobed existing, Images seems quite plausible really.

Because in most relevant scenarios amperage is essentially just a function of voltage and resistance/impedance

ermahgerd, berbs!

that means (if your locale is set according to your position), you are probably somewhere in the blue area on this, while I’m in the orange.

https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:First_Day_of_Week_World_Map.svg

right! like, why complicate things?

nice

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Looking at the power line on the picture: HAHA no.

oh fuck me

I’d argue it’s generally a very sane reaction to instinctively say no when some service you don’t know about wants your password.

The commentor you replied to obviously didn’t know about the pedigree of haveibeenpwned beforehand

Fair, I misstated that. A deliberate leak from there would be quite the blow to his reputation.

I’d argue though, if you use a single password for everything, its probably more secure to add it here to at least get an indication when it’s breached. Your surface in that case is already so large that the difference is negligible compared to the gained warning.

That said, don’t reuse passwords!

very sane reaction.

I have to say though, haveibeenpwned is very well regarded in the industry, and is run by a well known security expert. A leak from there would be quite the blow to his reputation.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Have_I_Been_Pwned

That said, while I happily give them my email-addresses, I have never given them my password.

you can but then it’s not “British spelling”

the original doc has the math, the csv only has the pre-calculated numbers

you cant recover lost data by just resaving in another format lol