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5 days agoMaybe they have small hands AND a large screen to compensate. Don’t shame.
Since I invariably wind up getting “name suits” types of comments, here’s the explanation behind it:
Around the turn of the millennium, I was trying to come up with a username to use on a particular site that had a shortish character count limit for usernames. My goal was something related to the fact that I would often be making my points in arguments with “holier-than-thou” types by taking what they were saying, and turning it on its head so the offensive stuff was directed back at them.
I also happened to learn shortly beforehand that many years ago “'ape” was somewhat commonly used as a verb to mean “imitate” or “copy.”
I’m sure you can figure the rest out.
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32·5 days agoActually, yes there is. I consider it a dick move to force others to spend the time and effort explaining something for which such explanations are already easily found. As such, I don’t feel bad attempting to embarrass someone who is so entitled as to try to make others do the work for them.
The survey is done every three years, with one year added due to the pandemic.
Do tell, where’s the irony? The questions posed are already answered with a quick search, rather than forcing others to reinvent the wheel.
Are you attempting to demonstrate the point of the post? Here, I’ll get you started on your path to educating yourself.
That makes sense, thank you.
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The Top 200 Most Common Passwords report is the result of a joint effort between NordPass and NordStellar, prepared in collaboration with independent researchers specializing in cybersecurity incidents. Recent public data breaches and dark web repositories were analyzed from September 2024 to September 2025 to identify statistically aggregated data. No personal data was acquired or purchased for this research.
Okay, so how valid is this really if they’re only using those passwords that were hacked?
91·23 days agoZOOM!! Watch out for low-flying obtuseness…
4·27 days agoHe’s saving some for later.
One whiff of his box tells me he’s already getting enough of that…
161·29 days agoConsider it like an investment - one that tanked, so there’s no money to give back.
Freakin’ AI effed it up again!
My cat, on the other hand, would be chewing on the box itself.
Of course not! It’s nighttime!
If by “directions app” you mean navigation, there are several on F-Droid. I keep seeing lots of positive talk about Organic Maps lately if you need somewhere to start.
Because it’s about shit that can’t be proven wrong to an audience that has been raised to believe in a big Sky Daddy of some variety or another. IMHO, raising children to believe in whatever religion predisposes them to believe all sorts of groundless bullshit told to them by their leaders, which is why those prone to controlling others like to push religion so hard.
Why stop at just one? Someday soon I’m sure they’ll gleefully tell you that Windows couldn’t format your USB thumb drive, so they reset your browser.
Like I said, whatever it is you need to tell yourself.
Like most all arguments with you disingenuous Reich-whiners, this BS has become repetitively circular and therefore pointless. You’re not making any valid points, but instead just repeating the same already disproven BS again and again in hopes that if you say it enough other people will begin to believe it’s true from having heard it repeatedly. Intelligent people such as myself know better, so I’m done bothering with you.
Consider yourself blocked. Good night.
See my other reply. The talking to yourself is a sign that you should seek help, too.
Fascists have a loonnngggg history of selling their bullshit laws using names that completely misrepresent what they do, and which would make those arguing against them look bad to a gullible public.