128 meg one from who knows when

twenty six full quality exposures

That’s more than I would have guessed, though we’re presumably not talking about raws.

I have the impression the group of people the article is talking about are wealthy enough not to be concerned about that.

Cancer isn’t the only reason not to smoke. It’s yucky and makes you stink.

Most do. Source: I usually use passwords that long.

Maybe 1 in 10 don’t, and I find that annoying since 32 characters containing only lowercase real words and spaces has several times as much entropy as 8 characters of random mixed case letters, numbers, and symbols.

Killing people in cold blood is not humane no matter how you do it.

If your security relies on a password, you will always be anxious that somebody, somewhere, has somehow figured out what it is and already has access to your bank account.

No I won’t. All my passwords are something like I0!2b6KJ!eA04WiJ&&MFToCQ7CN*4mvb and each is used for only one thing because I’ve been using a password manager for over a decade.

Judges usually don’t like tricks like trying to argue a definition of death in which the person is alive afterward. It wouldn’t be accepted in the other direction either; an assailant whose victim is alive is not guilty of murder.

There are certainly legal arguments against trying to execute her again, but if one succeeds, the outcome will be life in prison, not release.

I see 2FA as mostly a mitigation for users reusing passwords between services, which users of password mangers usually don’t. Of course, the password manger itself can be a single point of failure.

I did once suggest that Claude implement a compiler directly in LLVM IR. It said that would be tedious,

I am opposed to the death penalty, but as far as methods go, firing squad seems more honest than lethal injection. It looks like killing rather than dressing it up like a medical procedure.

$9599.

https://www.alibaba.com/product-detail/Mini-Motorized-Pet-Incinerator-with-Steel_1601811933224.html

They wouldn’t, but the article says

Columbia University officials and local lawmakers say ICE posed as NYPD cops and used the excuse of a phony missing child to gain access to the building

If true, that is likely a crime.