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2·3 days agoI think my question was clear enough. The comment didn’t mention banks, I’ve never had a bank that did that, and we generally don’t try to hide our identities from our banks anyway. My best guess was that they misunderstood how public/private keys work, but since that was only a guess, I asked.
I don’t see a claim of it being more private than a username. Perhaps the person you’re arguing with views them as equally private, or is thinking of services that require some form of contact info. I can’t speak for them.
3·3 days agoLast time I checked, Proton logs included things that did not appear in normal terminal output, so you might want to do both. (That was years ago, though; things might have changed since then.)
LOL what? No they’re not. How does an email protect your privacy over just a username?
They said per-account email addresses, presumably meaning that when giving out an email address, you would use a different one for each service. That way, they couldn’t be used to link you across services, and you could easily delete one (and know who to blame) if it was abused.
quit
sellingdemanding my fucking phone number!FTFY
Why?
I guess systemd is now duplicating things that have been in unix for decades.
update wine to bleeding-edge (fixes battle.net broken updates)
I wish GloriousEggroll didn’t keep discussions and other details of this project locked away behind Discord ToS. It would be nice to know what commit fixes a problem like this one, even if it was an upstream commit.
In case you need them in the future, I posted some workarounds here:
I find the opposite to be true. There’s nothing like being skilled in a field to make poor workmanship in that field stand out to you.
2·7 days agoI suggest trying out a few distros using live bootable images, and picking one you find comfortable for regular user stuff. There is no “best” for gaming; all the major desktop distros can do it just fine.
Some Steam users have reported success by switching to a different Proton version in the compatibility settings, and then returning to the previous version after the Blizzard games are updated. The specific versions that worked vary from person to person.
Alternatively, see the additional workaround (forcing an older Agent version) that I added to my main post.
Wow. I feel like i’m really experiencing California Traffic. It’s just as bad as the real thing.
I hope California drivers aren’t as bad as the NPC drivers in this game. Any minor obstacle has a 50% chance of sending them into panic, ramming other vehicles and wedging their own into positions from which they cannot easily escape, when they could have just steered around it. It gets so laughably bad that I have sat and watched them try for 10-15 minutes at a time, wondering if they’ll ever manage to drive away.
“Locked” implies no easy way of reopening.
“Dump”? Is that a literal translation of the Danish word for failure?